Review on Optimized Flirc Raspberry Pi 4 Case for Kodi by Steven Notsinneh

Most passive heatsinks and armor prefer large pieces of metal, which seems like a good idea as they can absorb a lot of heat. but what happens when the metal around the processor heats up? Oftentimes, heat is dissipated to other parts of the huge heatsink more slowly (unless it has heat pipes) than new heat comes from the processor. Flirc's solution solves this problem: if you touch the processor with a relatively thin layer of metal, the heat is quickly dissipated from the processor, and since the material is thin in all directions and on all sides, it cools down quickly enough to absorb the heat to be continuously discharged from the processor. You need less material and the heat dissipation is also better. smart idea. Now the facts and experiences: *easy assembly, *looks good. * The plastic part smells stronger than it should. * All holes are in exactly the right place for Pi4. You can look at some good analyses. on Youtube. (Comparison of test results with other cooling solutions) Flirc usually ranks first among passive cooling options.