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CM3+ Lite edition? - wizardofyendor - 05-17-2019 Are we going to begin seeing new units shipped with CM3+ Lites? I know they have better thermals and power management. Is that enough to swap the current CM3 with the 3+? RE: CM3+ Lite edition? - wizardofyendor - 05-17-2019 Nevermind, just saw this is answered in another thread. Units are currently shipping with 3+. RE: CM3+ Lite edition? - Flavor - 05-17-2019 (05-17-2019, 04:35 AM)wizardofyendor Wrote: Nevermind, just saw this is answered in another thread. Units are currently shipping with 3+. That is correct. RE: CM3+ Lite edition? - MrDowntempo - 05-18-2019 Is there an easy way (perhaps by visual inspection?) to tell if your board is the lite one or not? RE: CM3+ Lite edition? - Porcinus - 05-19-2019 Yes, Look at the back of the Compute Module, is there is only one chip on the left side and a empty BGA on the right, this is the Lite version. Picture from https://www.element14.com/community/docs/DOC-83926/l/raspberry-pi-compute-module-3-ddr2-sodimm-mechanically-compatible-system-on-modules-soms When you buy a CM3 Kit, the Compute Module is included. RE: CM3+ Lite edition? - MrDowntempo - 05-19-2019 (05-19-2019, 02:52 AM)Porcinus Wrote: Yes, Ah, Thanks! That's what I was looking for, and makes total sense. |