RPi400?

Are we your search engine?

Are you polite and / or civilised?

Were you? "Hello, I have tried searching but etc etc" Leech.

same as pi4

At the heart of Raspberry Pi 4 sits an ARM Cortex-A72 CPU (central processing unit) running at a maximum clock speed of 1,500 MHz (or

1.5GHz). The clock is the electronic pulse used to synchronise all the components in a processor. A maximum clock speed of 1.5GHz means the processor updates one-and-a-half billion times per second. How to overclock Raspberry Pi 4 ? The MagPi magazine magpi.raspberrypi.org/articles/how-to-overclock-raspberry-pi-4

I think his point was that you could have looked up the answer yourself in less time than you could type the question. Even Wikipedia knows the answer to that one.

If you're not paying for an answer, you will get better results by showing you have made some attempt to answer it yourself.

--
Joe

Thank-you kindly, but I'd thought that the RPi4 was an A53 CPU

Are you serious?

Since when it is necessary to think, but not to read?

It would be forgiven if you were bling, but logically it would be impossible to post here as well.

This news group deserves better!

Am 07.06.2021 um 21:43 schrieb ray:

...clocked at 1,80 GHz. For there is a kind of cooling table under the keyboard.

FW

Although in the P400 it is clocked @ 1.8ghz

also an RTFM type of response should have the courtesy of pointing to said manual

On IRC, I like to point 'em to the official web site, something like

from here, all _kinds_ of new info [and a realization that it's all there for them to find] might win a convert

that IS a good one, yeah

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'your story is so touching, but it sounds just like a lie' 
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