Very nice and detailed benchmarks, but I have one complaint that's similar to complaints I have about many similar benchmarks: I don't see any explanation of what they consider "idle". In my fairly cool room (20C-22C), the Pi took quite a long time to reach equilibrium temperature - even more than a bare board would have, since I was using a heatsink case. If a Pi hasn't been left sitting over an hour, I wouldn't trust an "idle" measurement.<p>Leaving mine overnight, while running a few server applications mostly idling. In my room it hit an equilibrium temperature of 53C. If I recall correctly, without running anything at all, Raspbian would hit over 50C. This was back in August.<p>I heard conflicting reports from other people - that their Pi was idling in the same case at 35-40C. The thing is, as far as I was able to determine, they were all reporting the temperature of the Pi within a few minutes of a cold boot. This doesn't make sense because the Pi takes time to reach equilibrium, especially with a case.<p>Right now, having been idling in the heatsink case for over 24 hours, my Pi is at 45C. That suggests a maximum of about 5C improvement on idle since August. (Probably less though, it's a few degrees colder in this room than it was in August.)<p>To be clear, they don't even report idle CPU temperatures anywhere as far as I can tell (other than implicitly in the thermal camera pictures), so they're not lying about anything. But it would be nice to see what "idle" is supposed to mean specified more clearly in benchmarks like these.