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expiredRubberDogTurds posted Jun 03, 2021 06:05 PM
CanaKit 4GB Raspberry Pi 4 Starter Pro 64 Kit
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The Aluminum edition case appears to be a remarked FLIRC case, which was the original Pi passive cooled case, but IMHO the newer Argon Neo, iUniker, and Geekworm passive cases are superior. They tend to have contact sinks for chips other than the cpu on the Pi that produce heat, and gaps for GPIO and camera ribbons. Search "pi 4 passive aluminum case" on Amazon for examples.
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I refuse to pay $100+ for something that was supposed to be educational and non profit to that beame an Apple like businesses model with insane markups on SDRAMs . I use Orange Pi instead ,runs fine with Pi hole. Dont get me wrong, I have a few Pis. And if you search nicely in the big auction s ite you can get beefy i7- T or S varient for under $120 ,from Dell or HP SFFs . Those complaining , on here about GPIO ,look up Mini ITX boards and even regular boards feature this . Too many script kiddies here spoiled by all those half baked projects on the PIs IMHO to do some out of the box perspectives. Yes the print will say 4kp60 hardware hevc decode, but at what bit rate ? Not even the stupid product manager will have an idea of that.
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The Aluminum edition case appears to be a remarked FLIRC case, which was the original Pi passive cooled case, but IMHO the newer Argon Neo, iUniker, and Geekworm passive cases are superior. They tend to have contact sinks for chips other than the cpu on the Pi that produce heat, and gaps for GPIO and camera ribbons. Search "pi 4 passive aluminum case" on Amazon for examples.
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