Raspberry Pi Hits 1GHz With Official 'Turbo Mode' 92
hypnosec writes "The Raspberry Pi, which was recently used to build a cluster, has officially been given a 'Turbo Mode' by The Raspberry Pi Foundation, thus enabling overclocking. It will bump the frequency of the on-board processor as high as 1GHz as long as the temperature stays below 85C. The patch would dynamically increase the voltage and frequency of the core until the thermals hold. According to the Foundation, users have the option of choosing one of five peak frequencies, the highest being 1GHz."
No heatsink? (Score:2, Interesting)
Wouldn't this be more useful it they were shipping bolt on heat sinks?
Re:Haven't touched one or an Arduino but.. (Score:5, Interesting)
XBMC is the biggest use that comes to mind.... one of these on every TV in your house = one hell of a media center for CHEAP