Great Raspberry Pi 4 Cooling solution 

good fan NOT noise anythink.

I just drown out my fans with a bit of Motorhead playing in the background. RIP Lemmy!

I use the sound of French drama atmosphere music

@@senritsujumpsuit6021 Do you mean from a TV show or movie? If so I'm curious what you'd recommend.

@@anon_y_mousseBeau Sejour music is great

Yeah, probably with an RK3588

@@r0galik They are moving away from Broadcom?

@@hatrez4285 I don't know, it just sounds like a logical next step. My source is nothing but speculation lol

I'm prepared to be proved wrong but I don't see a Pi 5 being released until the global manufacturing and supply problems are resolved - and it probably would not make sense doing so during a global economic crisis anyway. You need to appreciate that the Pi is geared at education as well, and many schools here in the UK don't know how they are going to cover their heating costs this coming Winter - so one of the first budgets to be scrapped by them will be IT-related purchases just to pay increased fuel bills. The Pi Foundation is a registered charity here in the UK, it's not a fully-fledged profit-making corporation and I personally think it would be a "cynical" move by them to release a new "top-level" Pi that would ultimately be seen as making the existing Pi 4 redundant to at least some degree - that would make schools look even worse at being unable to provide the latest hardware to students. I think what the Pi Foundation may do is release more Pi's at the lower end, so ultimately producing new versions of the Pi Zero which can still be sold at very low cost and require fewer components in manufacture anyway. I also get frustrated by comments like this on RU-vid anyway - not just in this channel but in any channel that does any kind of hardware reviews. Why are so many people never happy with "what they have now" and are always looking towards "the next thing coming"? This was particularly true when the Steam Deck was released - literally on the day of release, YT was plagued with comments like "Steam Deck is great, looking forward to Steam Deck 2". I wish people would learn to use what hardware they have properly and understand how to optimise operating systems (particularly free ones like Linux) to get the best out of that hardware, rather than coming to these rapid decisions that "it's still too slow" and then demanding the next upgrade. One final point - if there is such a demand for existing Pi's that very few people seem to be able to get hold of anyway, why release anything new if demand for existing models is still there?

@@terrydaktyllus1320 My comment was just a speculation. Like anyone else I don’t have any clue when the "new Pi" will be released. My speculation was just based on the frequency release dates of new generation RPIs. Also yes, people may crave for new standards, new features, ML, better IO latency, better performance etc. And note that the performance aspect was the reason why this video was made in the first place.

It’s fine at stock speeds for most things

The price of a Pi isn't under the Pi Foundation's control as much as you think it is. The Foundation is a registered charity here in the UK, and rightfully so because of the focus it has on schools and education - but being a registered charity places restrictions on profits and profit margins. If the prices of silicon increases on the global markets because of supply issues (particularly in the past couple of years) then you have to appreciate that everyone from Apple, Samsung, Huawei and many car manufacturers are going to be competing to get their hands on that silicon to make their own products with - and as global corporations anyway, they have a lot more flexibility in terms of reducing profit margins just to pay higher prices for it, and power and influence because of how big they are. From what I see of Eben Upton and the employees at the Pi Foundation, they don't seem to be living particularly extravagant lifestyles and I am sure, therefore, they are paying themselves fair salaries also - which, again, will probably have some restrictions due to the charity status. We live in a capitalist society which means you can take a physical object that you've made, or an idea you have, and charge whatever you like for it based on what you think "the market" will pay for it. Many retail businesses are recovering from the past couple of years, they are naturally going to try to recoup losses and increase their prices as a result. I am not saying it's a "fair" system but that's how it works - Eben Upton can "estimate" the price of each Pi and he can attempt to supply re-sellers with enough units at a low enough bulk retail cost to encourage those re-sellers to sell at the price he wants. But if people are prepared to pay more in a time of limited supply, then that's external market forces outside of Eben's control. I think it's also very easy to be hypocritical in this kind of discussion without realising it. I am lucky enough to own my own home, and the one I have now is the fourth one that I've moved into. I was always amazed at the price all my old houses got compared to what I paid for them, but I happily sold them at that higher price - even when they may have been over-valued at the time. That's the same market forces benefiting me that lets someone else sell a Raspberry Pi on eBay for twice its retail price - so to complain about it would be hypocritical.

@@terrydaktyllus1320 TLDR

You can in the U.S. through the official Raspberry Pi site but it takes patients... (Actually, one has full kits 'extreme' with aluminum cases/heatsink that are not unreasonable). I do not remember which official sellers will email you when a Pi becomes available but I singed up to be notified when they had 2 zero Ws in stock and as soon as I got the email, I locked it in. I have a 4b+ 8gig and I am waiting for the 5 for another purchase. Anyway, you can get an 8GB with a kit option today for $185.00 US and a 4GB for $165.00.

Generally speaking fans blow towards their frame, which is not seen in this video, hence why its blowing towards the board.

@@coldycoldbg No!!! The best option is negative flow. I.E. the fan sucks air out of any enclosure. Only an idiot would push hot air into the rest of the system. e.g. Does your tower push air into the tower from the PS?? 😆🤑🤧🤔

@@LilRedDog Which ever the case may be, I am explaining how fans are generally made. And they are typically spinning anti-clockwise, pushing air towards their frame (down in this case).

@@LilRedDogonly an idiot would make your statement clearly you do not understand physics nor the cooler design which is cooling all of the system .

no matter have start point 78 or 80, run good if temp have 85 no problems, but better if can drop cooling tmp under 70. fan need start if temp go up 84 normal.

It doesn’t seem to have anything on it. Try asking 52Pi, it’s amazingly quiet at 3.3V

I sent you $50.00 US because $25.00 was not an option. Buy the ARGON and apply the additional $25.00 to a review.

Thanks, I have ordered the V2. I'll try it with the M.2 board.👍

@@leepspvideo Please do with and without... M.2 boards get hot and both would be invaluable.

@@leepspvideo I know it is a big ask: I would love to see stress tested with and without the M.2 expansion. Word of advise: Do not tighten down all the eternal screws until you have them all aligned a started. It is the #1 complaint that the last hole chosen will not align but is not always the same hole. Most people, like you, know not to tighten down all screws when putting prefab stuff together (e.g. Ikea never fits if you are tightening it down before everything is aligned). Also: The M.2 enclosure has known issues with Bluetooth, wifi, picky about M.2 chosen asks a lot of power to run through the Pi board under heavy loads.

My Linux setup part 2 64bit KDE plasma Raspberry Pi 4 / 400. Download Links. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_FDgsDC4FU0.html

Very cool

I haven’t tried. I mostly use 3v as I change operating systems so frequently

I have read that the fan is 30mm and relies on gpio 0 so not as compatible with as many operating systems. I would be surprised if it was as effective at cooling as this open design with a 40mm fan. I also like the option to be able to switch to 3.3V.

@@leepspvideo -You have read- ? Okay, ummmm: I *really* enjoy your channel. Raspberry Pi OS is *killing* the competition. (esp in 64 bit) And I have many mSD cards to prove it. You have influenced all the options I have tried. All I asked is a "Project Farm' approach. It is all Linux. The bash *should* work on all distros and if not, 'Project Farm' it. I do not over volt, I get 2147 (I got a lucky bin) and that case keeps it below 57 when watching RU-vid in chromium at 1080p (which is close to 87% load and 720 60fps {it chokes 1080 60fps}) in the summer here and the thermostat is set @ 76f and again: It was just an ask. No m.2 just an across the board of OSs with the ARGON. If the bash fails, then it fails and notate it. I'll bet dollars to doughnuts ARGON pays attention and adds a bash to anything you throw at it and you deem a failure. Thanks in advance.

@@LilRedDog I smell "burning hypocrite" here - you picked him up for "I have read" right after you said "I have seen content on". What's the difference?

@@terrydaktyllus1320 Actually, I striked "I have read" but because this is his channel I left it because he would see the removal. I thought it could be seen as too snarky and I did not want to be. I have enjoyed his channel since I discovered it. But to answer you directly: I was quoting him. I, really, have no idea why 27 (GPIO 0) is not accessible in other distros. He has, however reviewed the 400 and it is, also, a huge heatsink but 'without' a fan. and he was impressed with OV12 and 2400 and was impressed how cool it stayed. Looking into his videos he says he will review it if it is sent to him. So I think that is the real answer. He reviews coolers and cases sent to him. No problem.

@@LilRedDog I didn't ask for an explanation, nor did I read past the first sentence - you wasted your time writing the rest of it and now you just look a bit "sad" trying to wriggle out of blatant hypocrisy. Leave it there, sonny, I don't want to see you making yourself look even more silly. Discussion closed.

I would think so. Close up pictures on their wiki wiki.52pi.com/index.php?title=EP-0163

I no longer have any cm4’s. I back ordered one a long time ago

@@leepspvideo :'( oh no :'( - i THINK I'll survive... maybe.... just without this cooler :(

So you want him to do the "R&D" and testing for your own solutions, do you? And are you going to pay him for that activity? I think it's both rude and self-entitled to expect a YT creator just to make free video content to your specifications - you haven't even said "thanks" for the video here, you've just leapt straight is with a "now I need you to do this for me, also free of charge". Maybe it's an "age" thing where I was brought up to say "please" and "thank you" - and not immediately demand something else from a person that has already demonstrated generosity towards you (and to all of use watching his content).

Not sure how I’m supposed to say. Depends how they are connected

The DAC + ADC uses all 40 GPIO pins...where do I plug the fans in ? @@leepspvideo

I think it’s too tall with the fan. You could possibly hollow out the ssd slot.

Without the fan it should. I would still suggest the pwm heatsink fan I have in my Raspad. Pi news 33. New Twister 11 theme, Silent Raspad 3 mod. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8gCSG4pn9MA.html

Very especially on 3v

@@leepspvideo what’s the best way to control its speed? It’s no where near as loud as my old fan but it’s still loud. I think mines on 8V, I just did what the instructions told me to do. This cooler is really good though, my temps are like 28-31 on idle now.

Millions have been sold. They are definitely out there somewhere. Pi news 52. The Raspberry Pi is 10. The best selling UK computer of all time! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-w00JeHq39xU.html

if not have pc, i have only raspi my home main computer and problem have alltime have too hot if looking video or yutube just i orden slim cooler to my raspi, and rasp have better than old game pc because i can take my rpi to pocket and go to friend home and can play there whit my own rpi. need connect only TV hdmi ad can play, same if travelling many hotel, all hotel have TV can conect rpi to TV and use internet wifi, play, looking mails etc and carry rp to pocket or bag easy, pc not can.