NEW Raspberry Pi 3 B+ - Quad-Core 1.4GHz and Gigabit Ethernet!

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Today is the 14th March 2018: Pi Day! And to celebrate this the Raspberry Pi Foundation has just launched their latest product: the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+. An update to the popular Pi 3 Model B, the new Pi comes with a host of improvements such as a boosted 1.4GHz quad-core processor, Gigabit Ethernet and improved thermal performance. Watch the video to learn more!

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What are your thoughts on the new Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+? Let me know in the comments!

TheRaspberryPiGuy

How does the B+ serve as a media center? I have the B and I'm using it as a media center. I find that my CPU is running at 89% to 92% when I'm streaming internet video, freetv. This casuses a system lock up sometimes. It takes awhile to regain control. Do you think the B+ would help?

Thanks

billloveless

oh damm it's been a while! great video

spams

can you recommend a store where i can buy rpi3 model b plus and have it shipped to the philipines

oenone

Very informative video, thanks! All the networking improvements are great, recently switched to 5GHz so looking forward to using my Pi wirelessly again!!

DomhnallOHanlon

Thanks good video, With these changes i would be able to straight swap my retropie sd card to the this model right?

lonewulf

Am I correct in understanding that the USB and LAN share the same USB bus, the event though the LAN will do 300Mb/s if it needs to serve that data from USB attached storage, it would only be able to serve 150Mb/s, meaning its only a 50% improvement?

Technogist

Wow huge changes, gigabit ethernet even though limited is awesome

littlefrank

Once it get available here in Sweden I will run to the store and buy one :D Awesome video As usual.

zerocool

I've never used the 5GHz on my router at home so I guess this will give me a reason to try it out.

RPiSpy

Some thoughts: Upton warned of the increased Z-height of the metal on the CPU so some cases won't work with it (Flirc?). That might be worth mentioning. Also, I think I saw the PoE hat somewhere online, so I think it's just not for sale yet? Or is it still in development?

KeithFeickert

This is all good improvements but why no USB 3?

weissbornjr

Wish they would make a like 50-60 dollar model with better cpu/gpu/ram etc. I know there are other boards with more specs but no one really develops for them. Theres tons of support for the Raspberry Pi stuff.

DanielBlaney

Great overview ☺️ Is it safe to assume we can use our existing power supplies and cases with this new board?

denzelperry

The improvements are all great. But we are still missing USB 3.0, or some other way to connect high bandwidth peripherals. For example if you want to make a router or a NAS. For me, either I don't need the extra performance and cost of an Raspberry Pi, and I will just buy an Orange Pi Zero (with a better OS). Or I need more performance than what the Raspberry Pi can deliver (especially bandwidth), and I will buy something else.

PerMejdal