X829-C1

X829-C1 Case Front

X829-C1 Case Back

X829-C1 Case Dimensions

X829-C1 Case Installation

X829-C1 Case Fan

X829-C1 Case Packing List

Overview

This is a new Geekworm design metal case with power control switch and super mute big DC 5V 6010 cooling fan for installing Raspberry Pi 4 Model B and X829 dual 2.5" SATA HDD/SSD Shield and X735 power management board/X708 UPS&power management board/U100 UPS.

As the X829 use dual 2.5" SATA HDD, so we open the cooling fan hole at the left side of case, the cooling fan install at the left which can help cooling the HDD. Also you can use with X735 auto cooling and power management board to reach double cooling effect.

Note: The Raspberry Pi 4 board, X829 board, 2.5 SATA HDD, X735 board are all not included in the packing list.

Features

• High quality metal material with surface galvanized process
• Equipped with super mute DC 5V 6010 big cooling fan
• Equipped with power switch with beautiful LED indicator to control the power of X829 and the Raspberry Pi 4; (LED indicator can be disable by pull out the white cable)
• Easy to install, all main connectors are easily access to use;
• Case Size(Installation): 13.7 x 9.5 x 6.7 cm / 5.39 x 3.74 x 2.64inch
• Supports X735 installation for intelligent power management and cooling your Raspberry Pi 4
• Supports X708 installation for UPS & intelligent power management and cooling your Raspberry Pi 4
• Supports U100 installation for UPS function
• with VESA mounting hole, you can hang it on the wall or somewhere you want

Packing List

• 1 x X829-C1 Metal Case
• 1 x Cooling Fan
• 1 x Power Control Switch
• 1 x Screws Pack
• 1 x Screw Driver

Document

The X829-C1 case has been discontinued, we open source the 3D drawing file(.std format） File:X829-C1.zip

User Manual

Installation video for Raspberry Pi 4+X829+X735+X829-C1 Case: https://youtu.be/0oQr77aQ6rk

Installation video for Raspberry Pi 4+X829+X708/U100+X829-C1 Case: https://youtu.be/Lz2KAxhcK2E

FAQ

1. Does the X829 case support 15mm 2.5" hard drives?

A: Sorry, no. The X829 HDD2 interface can support Max 12mm 2.5" drives, the HDD1 interface can support Max 11mm 2.5" drives.

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Anonymous user #4

8 months ago

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Is it possible to purchase the cooler separately ?

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Lisa

8 months ago

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Hello, you can buy it（6010 Fan-2pin XH2.54） from: https://geekworm.com/

If you need to ship to Europe, please email to us[support@geekworm.com]

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Anonymous user #3

19 months ago

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I have mounted two 2.5-inch solid-state drives. When copying data between them, HDD2 drops out due to insufficient power supply. Is there any way to increase the voltage to keep both drives running at the same time?

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Walker

19 months ago

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Hello, we no longer sell this product X829, you can refer to our new product X882 or X885, which is similar to the X829 board, I hope it can help you

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Walker

19 months ago

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https://wiki.geekworm.com/X885

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Anonymous user #2

41 months ago

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is there a new version? its exactly the one case im looking for

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Lisa

41 months ago

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Hi，X829-C1 has been discontinued and will not be reproduced. You can refer to the x880 board, a new product, but there is no matching case yet.

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Anonymous user #1

53 months ago

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Do you have any plans to supply a case that will take a thicker drive on HDD2? Most drives over 2Tb are around 15mm, perhaps even one that would support 15mm drives on both HDD1 & 2 to allow for larger NAS to be built? Thx

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Lisa

41 months ago

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Sorry, there are currently no plans to reproduce.

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