“The heatsink I originally ordered did not ha a fan and overclocking the Pi it seemed to run quite warm, so I had an old 3" fan that I rested on top and it cooled down considerably so I ordered the dual fan heatsink and it keeps the whole thing nice and cool.
Well worth buying.”
“Delivered promptly, there were no instructions with it but it was pretty straightforward to install. Only minor issue is that the instructions were for the fanless case so I had to do a bit of research to find out which port to connect the fans to.”
“The case could use an instruction manual as to how to set it on the Raspberry. I ended up figuring it out on my own, but still. The fans are very quiet, however, it took me some tweaking to get them not to scrape on the case and work silently and efficiently. They got quite annoying scraping and I even turned them off until I figured it out. I don't even think they are that necessary, but I'll check once I put the Pi to a rigorous processing test. I would say 8/10.”
“Let's start off with the good: This is a copy of the original GeeekPi case for the Pi3b+. A very good copy and better than the GeeekPi did for the 4.
The bad: Some assembly is required the fans had to be attached manually. The wiring is way too long, its not braided. Also the header sticks out a couple mm longer than the GeeekPi version. If the wiring was shorter then it probably of got a 5.”
“In general good case, keeps temp at around 30C, but the fans start being noisy after some time. These can be quiet for a while but left running for longer they let you know your Pi is on.”
