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(Tested) 3D Printed Case for Raspberry Pi 4

JeGX — Tue, 03 Mar 2020 20:07:18 +0000

Article index 1 – Overview 2 – Temperatures 3 – Conclusion 4 – Links 1 – Overview I received few days ago a 3D printed case for the Raspberry Pi 4 from 219 Design. This case is designed to work with Pi-Fan-like fans. The Pi-Fan is a common fan used in several cooling systems for Raspberry Pi. It’s a small 30x30x7mm fan that … Continue reading (Tested) 3D Printed Case for Raspberry Pi 4 »

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(Tested) A Simple DIY Cooler for the Raspberry Pi 4

JeGX — Fri, 27 Sep 2019 11:43:48 +0000

Like the Raspberry Pi 3 (launched three years ago), the Raspberry Pi 4 produces a lot of heat when it runs under high CPU load. And without cooling, the RPi 4 runs hotter than the RPi 3. The Raspberry Pi 4 is connected to a 4K monitor. Here are some temperature values: – Idle state (raspbian desktop), no cooling: 60°C after 5 minutes. … Continue reading (Tested) A Simple DIY Cooler for the Raspberry Pi 4 »

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How to Disable Intel Turbo Boost Technology (on a notebook)

JeGX — Mon, 13 Feb 2017 16:43:00 +0000

In my review of ASUS GL553VD, I said that I had found a way to reduce the fan noise produced by the cooling system. With a fresh installation of Windows 10, the cooling system is kicked off every two seconds even for simple tasks like opening a web page. I hate fan noise! Article index: 1 – Overview 2 – Techniques to disable the Turbo … Continue reading How to Disable Intel Turbo Boost Technology (on a notebook) »

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