Black Aluminum Heat Sink Case for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B

• Type: Raspberry 4B Aluminum Alloy Metal Case
  
• Material: Anodised Aluminium top and bottom case in Black
  
• Heatsink fins and Thermal pad
• Hex bolts and Allen Key included
• Access to all ports, pins, and connectors
• Dimensions: 87x56x25.5mm
• Compatible For Raspberry PI 4
  
• Easy to install, Ultra-thin design.
  
• Lightweight and durable, Long-lasting stainless

The Raspberry Pi 4 heats up during high processor load and internally throttles the CPU speed down to prevent damage. This causes your programs to run slower during high CPU load. To prevent this we have to extract the heat from the processor and transfer it to the surrounding environment. This case does exactly this and keeps your processor running cool and fast.

Why use a heatsink and a case, when you can use a heatsink case?! This Black, anodised aluminium case for the Raspberry Pi 4 will give you 10-15°C of passive cooling under a full CPU load. This case is great for situations where you want completely silent cooling, like home media centre.

It comes with a thermal pad to provide thermal contact between the CPU and top case, and a handy Allen Key and set off hex bolts to attach the case together.

The case gives you access to all of the ports, pins, and connectors.

Package Includes:

• Anodised Aluminium Enclosure
• Hex Bolts
• Allen Key
• Thermal Tape

Note: The case does not come with Raspberry Pi 4 board. Picture is just for reference

How to Assemble:

Assembly of your heatsink should be quick and easy. First and foremost, make sure your Raspberry Pi 4 is powered off and unplugged.

Next, take a thermal thermal pad, peel off the protective covers and attach to the CPU of your Raspberry Pi. If you would like, you can attach thermal pads to the DDR4 RAM chip, however, it isn't a necessity.

Finally, you will need to position the top half of the case with the correct orientation, while simultaneously positioning the bottom half underneath your Pi. Grab your hex screws and trusty hex key, secure your new Pi heatsink case in place. If after assembly there is a visible gap between the CPU and the heatsink, disassemble and use an additional thermal pad.