My new data center is under construction (two Raspberry Pi 2 and one Raspberry pi model B).
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Hah! I like the dragon. :-)
Are you sure the LEGO is happy with the heat dissipation of the Pi's CPU at full throttle? I know they can take a fair bit, but the Pi can get rather warm.
Only the side of the Pi's is touching Lego. Top and bottom are air-gapped (mostly). Just build it, you wil notice the micrometer tension when inserting a Pi inside, as if it was made for Lego.
The usb-sticks were warm-ish when I copied about 30GB on them (with encryption).
I'll check thoroughly with the next castle rebuild.
2 comments:
Hah! I like the dragon. :-)
Are you sure the LEGO is happy with the heat dissipation of the Pi's CPU at full throttle? I know they can take a fair bit, but the Pi can get rather warm.
Well ... maybe not as warm as the dragon!
Only the side of the Pi's is touching Lego. Top and bottom are air-gapped (mostly). Just build it, you wil notice the micrometer tension when inserting a Pi inside, as if it was made for Lego.
The usb-sticks were warm-ish when I copied about 30GB on them (with encryption).
I'll check thoroughly with the next castle rebuild.
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