Desktop Raspberry Pi case
By Andrew Gregory. Posted
This article was originally published as part of HackSpace magazine, which has since been incorporated into Raspberry Pi Official Magazine.
PC aficionados love two things above all else: overclocking and cooling. We looked into cooling a Raspberry Pi with liquid nitrogen way back in the early days of HackSpace magazine, but this solution by Michael Klements is just a smidge more user-friendly.
He’s used an ICE Tower cooling system for Raspberry Pi, an I2C OLED display, various cables and screws, clear laser-cut 2 mm acrylic for the sides, and black PLA filament for the body. Michael designed the case in Tinkercad – he’s also made the design files available so that you can build this case yourself.
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