Raspberry Pi has this week introduced a new Turbo Mode for their $35 mini PC, which allows users to overclock their Raspberry Pi computers and squeeze out an extra 50 percent performance from the ...

Since the Raspberry Pi Zero doesn’t have an ethernet port, you can’t easily SSH into the machine to set it up remotely, which makes headless mode a little more difficult to get working.

Raspberry Pi has added a "turbo mode", squeezing 50-percent more performance out of its fruity mini computer without dinging your warranty in the process.

After turning on the Raspberry Pi Pico 2, normal mode continues for 10 seconds, and then power saving mode continues for 5 seconds.

The Raspberry Pi mini computer has a 700 MHz Broadcom BCM2835 ARM11 processor. But users have been adjusting the voltage and overclocking the chip to run at higher speeds for months. Up until now ...