🔧 GeeekPi Raspberry Pi Cluster Case: Stackable Rack with 120mm RGB LED Fan for Raspberry Pi 4B/3B+/3B/2B/B+ and Jetson Nano Review

Great cluster stack for my Raspberry Pi 4 cluster Assembly was tedious but took 2 hours. An SD adapter didn't work, but that's not a big problem. The fan blows decently and none of the :i gets hot, even under heavy load (I also have heatsinks on the Pis). 48U rack or something like that. At 5.5 x 6 inches, each cable looks bulky. Considering my use case (VMware and Docker training setup with ), Wi-Fi between the Pi doesn't help: I need gigabit ethernet, so I live with cables.

Excellent pi case. I'm using a Raspberry Pi 4 with an Ice Tower cooler and an external hard drive on one of the shelves. Little did I realize when I first assembled it that the SD card was going to be virtually inaccessible. Then I realized that it was because of the case that the port was moved to the back so you can access it. I used 3V to power the fan and 5V to power the lights as I use a different 5V pin for my ice tower. It keeps my Pi at around 43 degrees, overclocked to 2.147GHz while…

This thing is amazing I have two Latte Pandas running and an 8TB external hard drive underneath and today I'm getting another 8TB hard drive to add. This is now my home media server as well as my firewall and switch. I will also be adding a Pi next month so it's a great buy, I had to modify it a bit to get my latte pandas to work. I'll also be adding an external GTX1080 to the mix so we'll see how it goes, should be fun. I'll update the pictures when I'm done. First, the fan makes a humming…

I bought this rig to be able to set up my two Raspberry Pi 4s together. 1 for My Smart Home and another for cryptography. The assembly was quickly described in the supplied instructions. All necessary tools and screws were also provided. The large fan looks cool and is pretty quiet. I connected it to 3.3v on my Pi to make it quieter (I also have smaller 40mm fans on each Pi 4 separately). I added some rubber feet to keep it in place. The only downside I can think of is that the plastic coating…

This stand is my favorite. I put it together fairly easily, and while it was a bit wobbly and awkward to put together with only two acrylic shelves, I imagine it would require a level of zen that I'm not sure about stacking stably can. along with all 4 shelves. Once assembled it turned out to be pretty solid but it took me a little time to get to the final stages. I assembled the thing and took it apart 3 times. The first time was because I somehow managed to turn the whole thing on its head…