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Overclocking a Raspberry Pi is as easy as ... well ...pie.
You probably don't need a set of heatsinks for your Raspberry Pi 4, but if you are pushing the limits you'll be glad they are nice and cheap.
A future revision will allow the use of electronically marked USB-C cables, but right now they won't provide power.
The Raspberry Pi 3B+ uses about 400 mA while idle but this can increase dramatically under load. It's recommended to use a high-quality 2.5 Amp power supply.
The Raspberry Pi is a computer and can do almost anything a larger (and more expensive) model can. You'll find kits and instructions to build all sorts of projects and here are some that we love.
The new Raspberry Pi 4 Model B is a tiny single-board computer that offers a complete desktop experience at just $35 and can drive two monitors at once in 4K.
