[ericschand]

Originally Posted by sureLoss

Of note there are reports the new processor runs really hot, like reach 100 degree Celsius on full load hot. You may need to invest in a heat sink to prevent damage to Raspberry Pi depending on how you use it.

http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2016/03/th...0c-under-load/

Thanks for the info, I just ordered a Pi 3 out of the UK. It's too late to add their $5 heatsink set to my order as it's already shipped.

Will RPi2 heatsink sets work, do you know? When I search Amazon, that's all I come up with. And my google-fu is failing me

Thanks
ers