Re:Raspberry Pi 5
by ZuLuuuuuu on Thursday September 28, 2023 @07:10AM
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Is there a way to limit the processor power so that it never exceeds a certain threshold? Because some people might be okay with slower processor if it means less power usage.
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Re:Raspberry Pi 5
by publicmail on Thursday September 28, 2023 @07:33AM
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I think at least with the Pi 4, you can limit the CPU clock by editing a config file, which has a power limiting effect.
If you set the scheduler to powersave, it downclocks all cores and saves power that way.
Yes, there is a low power mode. And you're forced to use that if you startup with an "under"-powered supply.
Jeff Geerling on YT has a great in-depth review of these options in his latest video.
Re:Raspberry Pi 5
by thereisnojesus on Thursday September 28, 2023 @03:26PM
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I read a lot of Jeff's blog, but his vlogs put me to sleep. He isn't charismatic and makes the worst jokes. People forget that a visual medium is visual. He channel is an example of great information that is ruined by the visual medium.