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Ihr Warenkorb ist leerH502 ist ein ultradünner einteiliger Kupferkühlkörper, der speziell für Raspberry Pi 5 entwickelt wurde. CNC-verarbeiteter Kupferkühlkörper mit präzisen Aussparungen, entworfen, um nahtlos auf das Raspberry Pi 5B Motherboard zu passen. Durchgangsloch-Schraubenlöcher ermöglichen die Installation von Erweiterungsplatinen auf dem H502-Kühlkörper oder auf der Unterseite des H502-Kühlkörpers. H502 unterstützt auch 30 x 30 mm Lüfter Installation für eine bessere Wärmeableitung.
Kevin P.
Bewertet in den USA am4. Juni 2024
Pros- It works just fine. Keeps the board dust fee and looks awesome.Cons- not solid copper. Had to file it to get the ribbon cable on.
Kim Sugiyama
Bewertet in den USA am28. Mai 2024
From what I understand copper is a great conductor and can absorb a lot of heat.However, copper is NOT a good radiator; for best results you want an aluminum radiator to dispose of heat in the air.This seems to hold true for this sink: The company refused to provide stress test via e-mail, and the demos I found on youtube showed moderate performance.Knowing this, I bought it anyway. I planned to make a flat surface on the top to attach a heat tube to.Already looking at a lot of work, I found a new problem when product arrived: It comes with very thick thermal pads, creating a bottle neck that negates the whole point of using a heavy, expensive copper sink!Geekworm at least replied quickly to my first couple e-mails, but it has now been >24 hours since I asked them the size of shim required to replace thermal pad with a copper shim.Also, geekworm sells UPS that attaches to bottom of Pi. Both items need to be tight and flush with board, but they do not provide screws long enough to pass through both. I suspect that a tight connection can not be made by simply clamping it all together as you screw it together... after you find a long enough screw.I could not find the manual on their website until I typed the link in provided with the sink; the manual is the only place I found info about thermal pads and how sink/UPS attach to Pi which seemed kinda shady.I'm sure this is fine for moderate use with a fan but it is more for form than function. I started out looking for copper cubes that I could contact the chips with and use to conduct heat to a passive sink. When I saw this plate that makes contact with all the chips it seemed perfect. I guess I'll still mod it but it's looking like more work than I expected.This would be awesome if they provided shims for thermal paste and a plate to convert squares on top to flush surface or aluminum fins. As is, I'd only recommend for aesthetic use on a machine that does not expect to see heavy sustained power use.
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