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ASUS Intros Tinker Fanless Aluminum Case

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ASUS rolled out the Tinker Fanless Aluminium case, a custom-design case for the Tinker Board and Tinker Board S hobby-kits by ASUS that rival Raspberry Pi. The case is built from a block of aluminium with brushed-metal finish; which opens from one side (rear), held together by a single thumb-screw. It has cutouts for all of the Tinker Board's ports and connectors - four USB, an HDMI output, Ethernet, DC-in, two card slots, and slots for the optional WLAN module. The case has enough room to let you mount the SoC heatsink that's included with Tinker Boards. The case measures 90 mm x 67 mm x 36 mm (WxDxH).



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The internal wifi will suffer tremendously.
 
Does it cost 2-3x as much as the board?
 
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So overclocking your Pi is a thing now??
 
This is great news. I love my tinker board, but man does it run hot.

The internal wifi will suffer tremendously.
True, but tinker boards support external antennas.
 
So they made a chassis without airflow which is made of a great thermal conductor (aluminium) and didn't have it interface directly with the hot parts of the product.
Instead you get to efficiently heat the inside of the sealed box because you can still use your heatsink inside it.
:kookoo:
 
Thanks for sharing.
 
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