🔧 GeeekPi Acrylic Case with Cooling Fan and 7PCS Heatsinks for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B & Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+, Brown Review

This case is great for the Pi 4B. Without a small fan, there is enough room for air movement. The camera connector on the 4B board and the slot in the case match exactly, so you need a ribbon cable to connect the Pi to the camera. never mind. The included fan does not indicate the direction of airflow, but if you want to mount the fan so it blows down toward the board, mount the fan so the labeled side of the fan is closest to the Pi processor chip.

I don't know if heatsinks should have been included (Here is the item name: GeeekPi Acrylic Case for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B and Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+, Raspberry Pi Case with fans and heatsinks for Raspberry Pi 3/2 Model B/B+ (brown)), but mine didn't have them. The case is easy to assemble and fits my RPi 4 4gb model very well. I've modified some heatsinks to fit and I'm seeing idle temperatures in the 42C range instead of 65C in the official Pi case. I haven't tested it under load but I bet…

I bought this to use with my new Raspberry PI 4. It fits perfectly. It's pretty easy to assemble, although some of the nuts and bolts are pretty small. All parts are included along with a few extras. It looks like the fan can be mounted under or over the top plastic piece. I installed it from above. I installed it so that the airflow is upwards. If it were installed to direct airflow downwards, perhaps the overall cooling of the board would be improved. But the choice of the user. The…

I bought this case for my 2GB Pi 4 mainly because of the price and the fan that came with it (there were no reviews at the time of the order). It was easy to put together, although some of those little nuts were hard to turn with my thumbs. I'm very happy with the results: it looks great and, more importantly, CPU temperatures have been reduced by about half, with an average temperature now in the mid to 30's rather than 60's to 60's fan and open case design. I installed a fan, there was a lot…

I picked up one of the new Raspberry Pi 4 the other day but the official case isn't available locally yet. Because the Ethernet and USB ports were swapped, I couldn't get either of my Pi 3 cases to work. I found this search here on Revain and it looks like it's working. It really works like a charm, none of the racks are interfering with any ports. The assembly was quite simple, although it was not immediately clear which pins the fan was connected to. Looking at the GPIO pin diagram this was…

This is a very good "open top" acrylic case for your Raspberry Pi 4. I was looking for exactly this type of case and am very happy with it. All connections that I need are available and the fan cools the CPU well even under load. I added heatsinks to the CPU and USB controller to dissipate heat more efficiently. The only possible mark on the case that I've noticed is a match/alignment to one of the cutouts on the top of the case that doesn't align properly with the MIPI CSI 2-lane camera…

Iconikal Rockchip SBC recently appeared on Revain at a very reasonable price. They sold out quickly but I was able to buy one when the second set came out, albeit at a slightly higher price. This particular board will likely fit any Raspberry Pi 3 case, however there will be a gap where one of the USB ports is located and you will also need to drill a hole for the power connector (Iconikal has a cylindrical power connector instead of a micro USB ). ). I didn't feel like drilling holes, so I…

The case provides enough cooling to keep the Pi4 under load. Before active cooling, the Raspberry Pi4 B (4GB version) reached the point of CPU throttling when compiling large projects such as a Linux kernel (40+ min CPU load on all cores). Core temperatures typically reached 82 C with the included passive heatsink. This is outside the throttling point, which I believe is around 80C. While this fan isn't silent, it delivers enough airflow to keep temperatures below the throttle point while…

Summary: Highly recommended. Nice looks, very quiet fan, nice extras What I liked: - A business card with instructions on what to do if you are dissatisfied or satisfied with the product. This caught my attention as I wasn't expecting this kind of customer service for such a product.- Full color booklet with assembly instructions. I expected instructions but not in color with pictures. Radiators for Raspberry Pi versions 3B+ and 4. Awesome, got some unexpected goodies! I can use heatsinks on my