GeeekPi Raspberry Pi

i would get temps of up to 75+ without it but now keeps it at a cool 30 to 40 under load.massive performance improvement. definitely recommend.

Easy to fix on to the Pi and works very well. RGB was nice, but to be honest, I don't get to see it as it's inside a bartop arcade cabinet.What I can say is that even though my Pi4 is overclocked to 2.1Ghz, temps have remained less than 45C at all times, no matter what it has been used for....so brilliant!

Widely rated as the best cooler for the Pi. Overclocking and in conjunction with the Pi cluster case give silent mid 30 degree temps.Check that the plate in contact with the pi processor is actually flat by holding a straight edge to it in multiple locations with a light behind. Mine showed some discrepancies but a sheet of glass and 800 grit paper took care of that. Also worth using a decent thermal paste between the processor and cooler to eke out the last ounce of performance.

Bought this kit to fit on my Pi4 that I am using as a 3D printing server. The kit is easy to install by following the included instructions. With the Pi4 running non stop the temperatures stay around 25 degrees. The rgb fan is quiet however the leds are not very bright which could be a good or bad things depending on your preference.

I had previously bought the chrome and copper version of this and was well happy with it. Thought I'd try the all black version. The brackets have changed, first of all they are thicker and secondly they don't fit. They fit length-wise but as you can see in the photo they don't fit along the width of the Pi4 B. Comparing the brackets, bracket 2 is wider than the equivalent bracket on the chrome and copper version.

I love how there were 2 fans included, but the led fan could be a little brighter.Great value for money, dropped my pi 4 from throttling (85 C) (at 2.1 GHz instead of 1.5 GHz) to 45 C.