Review on 🔥 GeeekPi Raspberry Pi 4 Case with ICE Tower Fan - RGB Cooling, Heatsink, and Model B Compatibility by Dan Rivera

I used thermal grease instead of the tape that came with it. This may have caused its own share of problems. The case is difficult to assemble as I have sausage fingers. I had to bend the mounting plates a bit to get the cooler with the paste on to the CPU, that shouldn't be a problem with the tape if it was a matter of choice. My Pi 4 was idling at 38-40°C and with the fan active, consuming 1750MHz CPU OC, 750MHz GPU, which is about as much as I could get at room temperature without thermal throttling under load. Now this amazing machine runs with about 34 3V fans idle and 30 5V fans and is already clocked at 2GHz with 750MHz on the GPU and it never overheats or even comes close. The temperature never rose to 60 degrees. It also comes with 2 fans, the other one has no LEDs. Avoid fan entanglement.