GeeekPi Raspberry Pi 4 Fan, Raspberry Pi Low-Profile CPU Cooler with RGB Cooling Fan and Raspberry Pi Heatsink for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B & Raspberry Pi 3B+ & Raspberry Pi 3 Model B (Silver)

This dress fits perfectly and the quality is superb. This was the kind of dress I was looking for, something different. My Noctua NF-2000 is connected to a power supply On this, I used a 4x10 5V fan - I haven't tried the stock fan yet. In the end, I had to remove the heatsinks on RAM, USB, and ETH because I do not like RGB fans. I also got a 2x20 40 pin cable and a header extension so that everything would be away from the board

I use a canakit Rpi4B and took the top off to make room for the accessories. The housing is still large enough for everything to fit inside.

Eddie Bauer

| Feb 13, 2021

The Raspberry Pi 4 can be cooled effectively using this product. With two separate 5mm heat pipes running through the CPU block rather than one taller one, I opted for this over the taller version because I liked the potential for more heat pipe contact. In addition to notching down the mounting brackets slightly, I also bent the heatsink so that it sits farther away from the CPU. As far as mounting hardware is concerned, I used only the mounting plate and screws National Development Council). Terms and Conditions The temperature of the ambient air is around 21C, and the rPi is powered by an official USB-cable A power supply connected directly to the power grid. The temperature is The temperature stayed under 34C when I ran it at 100% cpu usage, and it ran for 15 minutes with the settings I used. Tom's hardware guide was used as a reference, then overclocked at A 5GHz overclock) and an overclock run at 100% utilization for 20 minutes without exceeding 44C temperatures. Comparing these temperatures with the stock temperatures of 80C+ out there with no heatsink, and people who are happy with 60C+ with a fan, I consider these temperatures great. The cons are I were to change one thing, I probably would replace the fan the color cycling is kind of annoying, and the brightness is pretty annoying as well. Mine is probably going to be replaced at some time with a less flashy model.

Marleigh Chandler

| Sep 18, 2020

In my case, I was able to overclock it This particular system operates at 100GHz. In fact, even when fully stressed and all cores are active, the PI never gets above 60 degrees even when the fan is running at 5 volts. A stock PI would not even do that when it is set to a stock frequency. This case is one I got from an Etsy store called EsotericAvenue. A great deal of protection is provided.

Zariyah Kuhn

| Nov 06, 2020

This is a nice cooler with pretty RGB lighting. The fan isn't too loud either. We did not experience the temperatures others experienced when running a PI 4 cpu @ 2147 MHz, 1, 2, and 3. The graphics card has a core speed of 750 MHz and a voltage of 0441V. A number of cpu stress tests were run and the temperature settled at 54C when compared to 23C ambient. The thermal pad of a few Arctic MXs needs to be replaced In the fourth test, we reach about 49C on the face of the heat sink, we didn't skim but it doesn't look perfectly smooth, so that may be helping.
This is a little overkill unless you are running something CPU-related. For comparison, I checked a Flirc case with the same settings, and it settled out at 78C but remained hot for a long time afterward.

Donovan Marks

| Sep 20, 2020

So overall, I think this thing is perfect if you are going to make an emulator system and you want the fastest possible performance. I love this book. I give it two thumbs up. I highly recommend it. I am updating There is a picture on another reviewer's review of a case for this thing he purchased at the seller Esoteric Avenue on Etsy. A copy of this book was essential for me. I got one and I'm in love with it. I have the exact same temperature, just that now I have some This is a great case if you are looking for a low-res This is a really nice profile ice tower cooler he offers, I would highly recommend picking it up!.

Brylee Bruce

| Jun 10, 2021

I can run it quietly and it will keep my pi This will take you about 5 minutes to install on your pi 3b+/4b and it does not require the leds on the fan (I assume RGB on everything). * The pro -Keeps the pi cool for retropie - Active cooling - Two stands offs* - Runs quietly
Cons* - No stand-offs on the other end
Five 6mm and five 5mm (2. 5"+5" would have been better)
*they want you to stack the thermal pads to get the right height (wrong sized pads)
*led on fan (I don't think the led is necessary)
Notes In normal situations, the pi will not get to a point where it needs to be cooler as most applications will not tax it to the point it goes hot.

Zaniyah SHARPE

| Jul 21, 2021

In addition to the simple kit enclosures with fans, stick-on heatsinks, the large black aluminum heatsink (with or without fans), and allowing passive cooling, I've also tried vertically mounted heatsinks. Due to the location of my applications, which are going into outdoor enclosures unshaded in hot southern United States locations, I need something that will efficiently dissipate heat. This heatsink is the clear winner in my tests. Here are some photos of a RaspberryPi mounted on a DIN rail that was used for an application that needed an external temperature sensor. In previous versions, the product came with a guy looking like he could do everything It would have been nice to have had a colored LED fan, but I think the current version comes with a standard black fan that stands out more. I got a replacement for one of the 16 units, but only so one arrived with incorrect hardware, but the seller allowed me to return that one as well.

Dalary Martinez

| Nov 08, 2020