M**N
Not a Pi4 case...it is a pi3 case.
Look at Adafruit's similar case pictures... you will see the correct Pi4 case there is an extra bump in the upper heatsink for a second chip...and on the bottom Pi4 heatsink they have removed the bump because a chip is no longer there. I did some tweaking on this one I bought before I realized it was the wrong one.
J**N
Effective for low-load applications
The heat sink was easy to install, and it effectively lowered the temperatures around 10-12 C (went from ~59 C under a relatively low load to about 45-50 C). I only use my device to run Pi-Hole, so the demand on the processor is fairly low. I like the passive cooling solution for my use-case, but if I intended to use it under more demanding circumstances, I'd buy a heat sink with active cooling. Note: I have read a number of reviews indicating fitment issues (tolerances between the heat sink and cpu heat spreader were too great), but I did not experience such issues. The thermal pad for the cpu is pretty thick though...presumably to address the issues raised by previous reviewers.
D**S
Decent case
Decent case, fit great. So far, no issues with overheating or signal distortion. Only real complaint is the heat tape is pretty low-quality
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