This tower heatsink promises a 40-degree drop in Raspberry Pi 4 thermals
This tower heatsink promises a 40-degree drop in Raspberry Pi 4 thermals
This cooler design is effectively the Raspberry Pi equivalent of the Cooler Master Hyper 212, albeit miniaturised. This cooler uses a single heatpipe to cool a relatively large aluminium heat stack, which is, in turn, cooled using a small 40mm fan. This cooler is designed to keep the Raspberry Pi 4’s (and 3 model B/B) main SoC cool under load. In Seeed’s retail listing, this heatsink promises to lower the Raspberry Pi 4’s load temperatures from 80 degrees Celcius to 40 degrees. Not bad for a sub-$20 CPU cooler.Â
Perhaps the only downside to this cooler is its support for “Blink fan” RGB lighting. Thar said, it is worth noting that an older, blue LED model of this cooler is also available.Â
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Sadly, this cooler is not available for direct purchase from UK-based retailers. This means that purchasers of this cooler will need to acquire it via foreign importers. This cooler is currently available via Seeed Studio.Â
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