@fw An enclosure with a builtin heatsink works well for me.
@niconiconi 羡慕有钱rpi4 qwq
@niconiconi sounds like a money sink to me.
@niconiconi I do this but with thermal paste and staples instead. I call it the "when you only have enough money for two heat sink fins".
@jorin Thank youu~ ^w^ I should add another piece in the middle to up the fin count to 4. Maximum heat dissipation. ❄️ :3
... Brilliant.
Tho I'd be a bit worried about the plastic coating most staples have on them.
@katnjia @niconiconi Temperatures run up to 60-70 degrees Celsius if I recall correctly. Hasn't become a problem yet... But that's probably because I can't sustain a load to reach those temperatures. :)
@dash @niconiconi hey. i Hate this
@halcy @niconiconi Duly noted. Thank you for calling tech support. >:3
@dash @niconiconi A coin will probably work better tbh
@karina @niconiconi Most likely, yeah. xD Haven't had any coins (or bills for that matter) on me for like two years though. Sweden is very much becoming a cashless society. :P
@dash @niconiconi High five! I thought I was the first one to use staplers for RPi cooling 😁
@dash this is genius i love it
@dash @niconiconi then put it into a staple gun an you can shoot hot staples!
@dash @niconiconi Oh hot damn ö
@niconiconi Since you can get the money back out, this counts as an investment strategy.
@niconiconi a/k/a the two-bit solution.
@niconiconi@cybre.space lol just connect an intel fan like i do