Operating temperature of Raspberry Pi #976
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I've noticed that my Pi is quite hot (~55℃) most of the time. I was wondering what is your operating temperature? Is it normal that it is that high? The RaspAP is the only sw running on my Pi, otherwise it's a stock (lite) raspbian. Also I don't have any case on my Raspberry. |
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My RPi 4 runs 24/7 and tends to be in this range during the summer. Same software (RPi OS Lite + RaspAP), no case, flat orientation inside a glass cabinet with other hardware (router, NAS, etc). Pi's tend to run 20-30°C above the ambient temperature of the room/cabinet they are in, so this is within range. The services installed by RaspAP (dnsmasq, dhcpcd, hostapd, lighttpd) are all relatively lightweight in terms of CPU usage. Execute |
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In that case all good :) Thank you for a quick answer. |
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My RPi 4 runs 24/7 and tends to be in this range during the summer. Same software (RPi OS Lite + RaspAP), no case, flat orientation inside a glass cabinet with other hardware (router, NAS, etc).
Pi's tend to run 20-30°C above the ambient temperature of the room/cabinet they are in, so this is within range. The services installed by RaspAP (dnsmasq, dhcpcd, hostapd, lighttpd) are all relatively lightweight in terms of CPU usage. Execute
topand pressPto sort by CPU.