@freemo I have a lot more going on in my head regarding standardization. This may sound a bit extreme due to preserving various cultures, but I was born in Yugoslavia where I grew up with no computer understanding my language. Due to this my path to IT career was slightly harder since I started with computers at the age of 6, but started understanding English at the age of ... 10?
Nowadays there are zero videogames (actually one) that speak Croatian. Kids age antry to gaming is elevated for it,
@freemo I am pretty sensitive to cold, although this isn't really about me but about an average person, yeah?
Right now it's 2C outside and I have my radiator set to 23C and I'm sitting right next to it. I really need a ton of layers of clothes to be outside when it's near 0C, but the wind is by far the biggest nemesis at these temps. Not the temp itself.
@freemo whether we start with freezing water of freezing brine it's obvious that temperature scale scientists love to use something frozen as their preferred starting point. Not to mention that D.G. Fahrenheit is European which makes the whole thing even weirder.
So I have Amiga 1200 and TWO Raspberry Pi SBC's in it. Pi3A+ is emulating the CPU (CPU replacement with Emu68 software) and PiZeroW is running regular Pi Debian OS with some daemons that emulate a LAN card so Amiga can go online.
The first one is sitting on a PiStorm32-lite hardware and the regular expansion slot. The second one is sitting on a314cp hardware on Amiga 1200 clock port.
@freemo@nazokiyoubinbou so yeah, I can't use Pi Pico for emulation. I'll put a heatsink on it or maybe buy a PiZero2 instead. Also a fan is starting to sound like a necessity if I wish to keep the whole computer cool, but I hate that idea. 🫣 Also the case is really weirdly shaped for air flow.
@freemo I have it on Amiga 1200 clockport and it's acting as a LAN card for Amiga. The goal is to make it generate less heat if possible. It's already warm enough inside Amiga case. I can cool it down with a heatsink but I believe the temperature inside Amiga case will remain the same as heat is generated in the first place.
I might be splitting hair here. Perhaps this is nothing to get worked up about.
@freemo one more thing! I think your advice for temp also worked. It's just that it CAN'T go below 60 degrees Celsius. And now I believe that it worked because it was horribly slow when temp parameter was active, but I did not realize it because I was focused on the temperature not being any lower. Because 60 is apparently as low as it goes.
@freemo I have set the frequency to 100 MHz and basically it doesn't boot anymore :kekw2: Okay, timeout for today. I will pull it out from where it's installed, but tomorrow. Thanks for advice!
Did anyone manage to lower #RaspberryPi ZeroW temperature somehow? Mine is 61C on idle which is completely inadequate for my use case. I can add a passive cooler but that will not decrease its heat output, that wil simply transfer the heat to the heatsink and continue affecting nearby components. I need it to be slower and use less energy. Can I undervolt it safely? I will take any advice. #DIY