P173

Raspberry pi 4 aluminum case- Black Silver

P173

P173

P173

P173 Packing List

Overview

This raspberry pi 4 aluminum passive cooling case is specially designed for the Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, it compatibles with the latest Raspberry Pi 4 Model B.

[Wholesale]

Customised logo is available for bulk purchase, please contact us at info@geekworm.com;

Refer to RPi4-Cases to see more raspberry pi 4 case.

Features

• Design with good heat dissipation
• Passive cooling design, don't need to install the cooling fan or heatsink
• Constructed out of high quality aluminum material
• Suitable for raspberry pi 4 model b motherboard only
• Easy installation and all hardware is included
• Access to all ports of Raspberry Pi 4 Model B
• GPIO cable interface is reservered, support to install the gpio cable
• Easy to install and insert the micro sd card

Packing List

• 1 x Aluminum Case for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B
• 4 x Thermal tapes
• 4 x Thermal tapes (only for backup)
• 1 x L shape wrench

Note:

1. The Raspberry Pi 4B motherboard is not included in the packing list.
2. Please remove the transparent film before use thermal tapes

Document

P173 Installation Guide

Installation Video

https://youtu.be/dpAD2p7QC1w

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Anonymous user #22

4 months ago

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Any chance of a CAD model so I can put this in a larger assembly there? Thanks!

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Lisa

4 months ago

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Hi,please connect us by email info@geekworm.com; and please let us know your order NO.;thanks.

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Anonymous user #21

6 months ago

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Looks nice but I need to find another screw - there were only three screws in the plastic bag. What size/number/type of screw should I look for?

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Lisa

6 months ago

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Hi,the screw size M2.5 X 12mm. where did you purchase the P173? Could you please tell us your order number by email? info@geekworm.com

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Anonymous user #20

8 months ago

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Please explain how to use the square copper plate (it is not shown in the above images)? I imagine it fits onto the silver cpu with thermal grease on both sides. However, do we still use the blue thermal pad or not and if we do which side of the copper does the thermal pad go?

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Lisa

8 months ago

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Hi,Yes, the square copper plate is used for CPU instead of the blue thermal pad, and silicone grease is applied on both sides; please refer to the installation video above - 1 minute 36 seconds

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Anonymous user #19

12 months ago

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Hello, can you please tell me the thickness of the Thermal Pad for the CPU ? I broke it and I need to replace it...

(unfortunately I bought the case on Amazon and they only gave 1 set of pads) Thank you!

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Walker

12 months ago

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Hi, it's about 1mm thick

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Anonymous user #17

15 months ago

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Which grease to use with copper plate?

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Anonymous user #18

15 months ago

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Is Arctic AC mx-4 ok for this?

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Walker

15 months ago

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Hello, we are using Japanese Shin-Etsu 7921 thermal grease. We have not tested other types of silicone grease.

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Anonymous user #16

25 months ago

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On this case the smallest heatsink post obstructs the access for the camera flat cable. Is it safe to cut this heatsink post out?

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Lisa

25 months ago

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Hi，You can cut it off if you want, but please be careful when using tools.

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Anonymous user #15

33 months ago

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First off: i have no rights to register? I had a heatsink and a fan. Running on 5V it had a temperature of about 47 °C. At 3.3V is was 53°C. Afters installing the P173 rhe temperature of the (quite busy) server was 52°C.

Nice!

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Anonymous user #15

33 months ago

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After two days of 53°C It now runs at 46°C, I have no idea why it cooled. The load is still 1.

but it's good to see that the P173 cools the same as a heatsink and fan.

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Anonymous user #14

39 months ago

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Just a small detail which might be interesting to others. With my model, the USB-C power plug sometimes gets direkt contact with the case. I have my Pi on a metal surface (Ikea PS1 cupboard). This sometimes resulted in the power supply not working properly (due to grounding?).

To solve this, I isolated the case edges around the USB-C plug with insulating tape. (Probably putting the case on a rubber/silicon base works just as well.)

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Anonymous user #14

39 months ago

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To clarify: the encased Pi sits on the metal cupboard. :)

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Anonymous user #13

40 months ago

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I've got this cute little case with a plate of copper for the cpu. But how can i attach this on the processor without slipping, when i close it?

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Lisa

40 months ago

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Hi，that copper sheet needs to be used together with silicone grease for better heat dissipation effect.

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Anonymous user #12

41 months ago

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Environement temp. 30°C, Raspberry temp 38°C. Pretty good! Iv'e used included copper plate and thermal grease.

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Lisa

41 months ago

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Hello，Thanks so much for your feedback, could you please tell us where you bought the P173？Best regards

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Anonymous user #11

42 months ago

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As of 23 June, 2021 Packing list : 1 x case 8 x thermal tape - 2 of each size 3 x long screws - fit gpio side of case 3 x short screws - fit power/hdmi/3.5mm side of case

1 x allen wrench

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Anonymous user #10

42 months ago

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Packaging list: 3x Thermal tapes No 2. pic: The 4pcs thermal tapes ....

HM???

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Lisa

42 months ago

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Hello,Thanks for your reminder, we have revised it to 4 x Thermal tapes；

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Anonymous user #9

43 months ago

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Running BOINC on my Raspberry Pi 4B 8GB:

Ambient 23°C Room: Measure Temps using command: vcgencmd measure_temp No case: ~75°C Case: ~62°C

Overall, it meets my objectives, a silent heat dissipating case.

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Anonymous user #8

46 months ago

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1. Recent packages come with 8 thermal tapes (2 of each type). Is this for redundancy / spare or shall they be "stacked" for better contact between components and heat pillars?

2. I Hope it´s clear for everybody to remove the transparent foil from the tape on both sides before installation ;-)

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Anonymous user #7

47 months ago

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Great product for anyone requiring passive cooling. One of the only passive cooling solutions with 4 point cooling pillars including the USB controller. USB controller gets hot on the pi4 so that is a major plus. Scalpel or sharp blade recommended for separating the plastic covers either side of the thermal pads. Well engineered case, fits really well. I would buy another

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Anonymous user #6

47 months ago

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Awesome product that keeps temperature way down! Easy to install and assemble! Your product rocks!!!

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Anonymous user #5

49 months ago

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I bought this package. This is not correct , I got 8 little thermal tapes instead of 3.

But you must put only one in each location (4)

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Xiali

48 months ago

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Hi dear ,the additional thermal tapes is gift(Backups) ,you can ignore them if you don't need them.By the way ,There are many Raspberry Pi fans exchange experiences on our official website, you are welcome to join us https://geek...munity/forum

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Anonymous user #4

50 months ago

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Sehr schönes Gehäuse; passt gut.

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Xiali

50 months ago

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Thanks

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Anonymous user #3

50 months ago

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wow. thats what i call an installation guide.... NOT

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Cindy

50 months ago

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Hi,

Sorry, the photos and installation guide updated now.

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Anonymous user #2

50 months ago

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Where are the instructions?

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Cindy

50 months ago

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Hi,

Really sorry, just updated.

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Anonymous user #1

50 months ago

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It would be nice to have the photos illustrating the installation available here - as well as on the Amazon site. All in all, I think that this is a very nice product, and I recommend it, especially for those who don't want to deal with fans.

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Cindy

50 months ago

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Hi, Sorry, the photos updated, also there is installation guide photo on the amazon product photos, please check, thanks! Best regard,

Cindy

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