Andreas Spiess | #288 Raspberry Pi 4 Coolers: Which one is best? (Quickie) @AndreasSpiess | Uploaded September 2019 | Updated October 2024, 6 days ago.
It is well known that the Raspberry Pi 4 gets quite hot and reduces its processing speed if it has to work hard. In one of my Quickies, I tested the passive FLIRC case. In the comments, viewers pointed me to two Chinese cooling solutions and Cristopher Bartlett from Explaining computers tested a few others.
Time for a new Quickie with a summary of all these coolers. And some ideas for optimizations.
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Links:
Chinese Coolers: http://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/dTspeDEg or bit.ly/2V8ExY2 and bit.ly/2V4DYyd
60mm Fan: http://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/tiy0uCjW

Videos:
Explaining Computers: youtu.be/e6mWImsF9iI
Temperature controlled Fan 1: youtu.be/P5o0PpfzuW8
Temperature Controlled Fan 2: youtu.be/6Z-1A6oDFXI
Tips & Tricks: youtu.be/uYf7vFREV98
Crimpers: youtu.be/25qObkSUHng
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