Raspberry Pi 4 Model B 8GB Reviews

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“I set this up on a WiFi power switch and a dongle for a wireless keyboard and mouse behind the TV. I can now say "Alexa, switch on the Raspberry Pie", take the wireless keyboard and mouse and write and answer my emails, and so on from my easy chair - in 4K. Nice. :)”

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Posted 5 years ago

“This is almost a desktop replacement now. Got my 1Gb model running just using webpages, and is going great.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Best Pi yet”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Wonderful to get full ultra HD screen from a pi...”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I have a 4GB version and I am very impressed. This has been used as my normal computer and I have had no problems whatsoever. Instead of an official case I bought one of the open acrylic sheet types with a built in fan and even under high load....it runs at temperatures in the low to mid 50s so I have never experienced any throttling back due to heat issues. Do use a high spec card as the performance is notably degraded if an older card is used”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Addition of 2 USB 3 sockets welcome. Runs hot so cooling is advised. Will be a bit warm in the official Pi case so an open type case would be better. Explaining Computers .com has video advising about cooling techniques. Waiting for a metal case to arrive so I can modify it to cool mines down as much as possible. Ovarall, I'm pleased with this upgrade.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Really great product and speedy delivery :blush:”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Yes still testing but is a good piece of kit, if you use the official 4 case, it is a good fit and so doesn't allow any airflow so you need to drill some holes and add a heatsink. I drilled a 20mm over the SOC and then added 6 No 8mm holes around the sides mainly the GPIO side but one near the USB2 ports. Take the PI safely out of the way first. You need airflow.”

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Posted 5 years ago