Review on Aluminum Heatsink Kit For Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 Motherboard By GLOTRENDS by Paul Martindale
Fits like crap. good for me
I'm not sure how this is supposed to do any good. The heatsink is just flat on the bottom, so when you install it, it only contacts the highest point on the board (the SOC). Therefore when you tighten down the heatsink, it just bends the crap out of the board nomatter how little you tighten them.Waste of time.
- The Aluminum Heatsink Kit for Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 Motherboard by GLOTRENDS is designed to provide outstanding heat dissipation for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 motherboard, making it an ideal solution for intensive applications that generate heat. The heatsinks are made of high-quality aluminum, which has excellent thermal conductivity properties, effectively reducing the risk of overheating and system failure
- The added weight of the Aluminum Heatsink Kit may make the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 Motherboard less portable and harder to use in applications that require frequent movement
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