Premium Raspberry Pi 5 case with Great features
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- Sent to me by Sunfounder to test
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Thanks to Colin Nowell for pointing me to this link which has more information than the GitHub for configuration
docs.sunfounder.com/projects/pironman5/en/latest/dashboard.html#dashboard
"Some Pis were broken in the course of making this video" hehe... that's the first time I've seen a case add on an integrated RTC battery. I haven't put together my own yet, but I hope to this week. Now I have a nice cheat sheet for my build! Some very weird bits on here, like those giant pogo pins for the power button adapter board :D
Also see the pinned comment. It has a load of customisation via a webpage. I totally missed it as there was no mention in the github 😳👍🏼
@@leepspvideo I've come to realize that linking both ways on things like code repositories to documentation sites is very useful. I think some people silo their work and don't think to put a reciprocal link so people coming at it from the code can get to the documentation (and vice-versa!).
I thought the Pogo-pins were a bit weird, too - like if they are being used to run current through, will they get carbon deposits over time?
I want to call it overengineered but, not gonna lie, I really like all of the little features and extra thought that went into this.
Interesting video.
Just love these cases that cost more than the board itself.
Whilst there is no denying that it looks cool, I've always been the sort of person who refuses to waste money looking cool.
As you suggested Lee, I dismantled it all and added a thermal pad onto the RP1 chip (which is under the heatsink plate) and it has considerably reduced its running temperature.
That transition from your camera to screencapture was so seemless I had to watch it 5 times just to notice the cut. Very impressive editing.
I've been into computers for awhile now exclusively windows. I really like tech DIY and picked up a pi 5 a couple weeks ago at my local microcenter and to tell you I was out of my league is an understatement haha your videos are so digestible and informative, even if your topics don't cover specifically what I'm after it puts me in the room with an idea of what to do. Absolutely killer job my man. Looking forward to the future of the 5 with ya, cheers 🎉
You are lucky! I used to live near a micro center. Now I Need to drive to another state to visit a micro center.
Mine is being delivered tomorrow. This video is perfect timing! Thanks
I got the case too and was very happy with it. the tower cooler doesnt fit but the send me a new one. The provided software is a little over-engeneened i think.
I am a total newbie. Using thePi5 strictly for music streaming with a HifiBerry Digi2 hat. Thank you for the insight and guidance.
Fan profiles are semi-controllable via the web portal. Some basic RGB control and monitoring graphs are available there too.
Looks like the fans are pulling air out. But where does the air get in? Maybe the fans should be installed so one pulls air in, and the other pushes air out?
One of the manual drawings has the air coming in through the GPIO window.
@@icbm_guy So what happens when you put a big plug into the GPIO window?
Really love this case but was a bit disappointed with the industrial finish for the price: Eg. External screw holes not countersunk to make a smooth appearance and lots of gaps. I fixed my issues by making surfaces flat & wrapping the side & top with a fake carbon fiber wrap.
dust filters for outflow dont make much sense, but cool stuff
Would be nice if it had 2 or 3 NVME slots and a less fiddly assembly. Toolless NVME access, larger Display
Ordered one of these after seeing this video but still no word on shipment which has me concerned... Didn't realize it's shipping directly from China...
I just built one of these a week ago. On mine I couldn't screw in the NVMe board, the screws were too short. It's just hanging by the rivet. It's darn cute tho. I made it into a mini console emulation box.
Are you running batocera? If so - will fan control, colours, mini-lcd screen etc work?
@@Evilkingus I'm running RetroPie, which I had to do via RPi OS and a manual install so I could get the fan control and RGB/screen stuff to work.
Great video..
wish you hadnt skipped over how to remove the official cooler. I have ruined 2 Pi 5s trying to get that darn thing off. Would love to see how you did that in a short. Please?
I've done this once using a cheap biro - place the hole in the end over the plastic pin and push. It came out a lot easier than I thought it would. The thermal pads weren't a problem - again I thought they would be.
Amazing
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I suppose you could use it with a Pi4 just without the pcie connection?
@@martinparker9044 better to buy the original for Pi 4
I noticed you had a an IceTower Plus. Will that fit into the Pironman case? I bought an IceTower Plus and I'm very happy with it. (Fan never comes on) and I don't want to give it up.
@@bo-bodad8253 it’s too big to fit inside the Pironman
@@leepspvideo Thought so but I thought I'd check..Case is lovely (although a bit pricey) but the Ice Cooler Plus is In a class by itself.
The case fans exhaust out so there's no need for the dust filters I left them out for much better airflow
Good video Lee but what a faff on and the fact the connector broke off the Pi has put me right off buying one.
@@router5840 I don’t think it’s common for the rtc connection to break of the Pi. I use the similar fan connection regularly without issues
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Pi's were harmed in the video 😟
@@GracinJones-ek8od should have had a trigger warning 😀
Apostrophes were harmed in your comment. Pis is the plural. Simple plurals do NOT have apostrophes!
I can't get my NVMe to work
@@icbm_guy did you see this video?
which NVMe drives work with a Raspberry Pi 5?
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@@leepspvideo Thanks! It turns out I bought the wrong model NVMe to begin with. I have an Inland now ant it's working great!
thanks again - BTW since loading the Pironman software, i cant get "sudo raspi-config" to work. Says command not found. Any tips as I want to change back to load SD Card first - ie not NVme?
@@crisgrant3745 try raspi config from the desktop. Or write Raspberry Pi os to an sd card and update the eeprom with that os.
@leepspvideo I don't know which to choose between Raspberry Pi zero 2W or Orange Pi zero 3, my goal is emulation and some games and apps, but I'm undecided :(, if you can give me some advice
@@hp7090 Orange Pi is more powerful
Orange Pi zero3. From $17.99 (1GB version)
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Orange Pi Zero 3. 4K streaming from my NAS.
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But not as well supported
Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye running on Orange Pi Zero 3
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As long as it’s older emulation I would go Raspberry zero 2w
Retropie. Raspberry Pi Zero 2W. PSP, N64, PS1 & more tested.
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Raspberry Pi Zero 2W. First time setup. Far better performance with Zram.
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Are these available in the UK?
@@johndoudar6395 I linked the Sunfounder store in the description as I couldn’t see it on Amazon
No PoE option for this case ?
@@johnpeters4214 I didn’t see it mentioned
GOJO GETTING CLAPPED IN 4K???????
Got one, built it, will not power on.
@@billybob2025 that’s a shame, I didn’t have any power issues as seen in the video. Does the usb c hdmi board work on its own?
Oh dear. A good example of OTT accessories. The number of components alone elicits a facepalm.
For me, more laughable than interesting. Then there is the price, just to exemplify my thoughts.
case is overkill , much to big , i use Neo 5 case with NVME , more then enough for this kind of SBC, the cooling is ridicilous
@@ronaldhofman1726 thank you for your order, your shipment will arrive soon…….
that costs over mini-PC, wasted🤣
That was my thought exactly. Looking cool seems to cost serious money so the choice is to not look cool.
bloody expensive, flushing ££££ down the toilet.
I agree. I can pick up a used SFF PC on your favourite auction site for £50 right now - it will have a 3rd or 4th generation Core i5 or i7 CPU in it, 4 or 8GB RAM and will blow any Pi 5 out of the water for speed and power. And for about half the cost when you factor in the cost of the Pi, cooling and even a cheap case.
The Pi was great as a cheap £35 board to have on an electronics workbench, to teach kids to program on or just to teach yourself about Linux. Unfortunately, pandering to the people who believe the Pi should be a desktop replacement and demanding more and more power from it with each upgrade has just made it too expensive where the economics no longer work for it.