Raspberry Pi Micro Fan & Premium Aluminum Heatsink

If you plan on overclocking your Raspberry Pi model B then this is a good kit to get. The heatsinks work great and the fan is easy to set up. Packaging was handled with personal care and also came with diagrams for both normal and advanced overclocking. The fan runs quietly on either setting IMO. The only drawback is unless any add-on boards you use have GPIO pins, then you have to pick and choose what you want to connect either the fan or add-on board.

Works just fine, but it their installation sheet renders your GPIO Pins useless for projects!!!Here is how I wired up the to power pins: Use P5, right next to P1, (the main GPIO Pins)After mounting the CPU Fan, Install a male pin on connector 2 and connector 8Attach the Red lead to Pin 2 and the Black lead to Pin 8Now you have full access to your 26 GPIO Pins.NOTE: It brought down the temperature considerable on the CPU!!!!

These come with a paper that tells you where and how to hook up this fan either 3.3 or 5v. Something you dont see to much, on the package they wrote Thank You, not a lot of people do that. I will be buying more for my Pi Projects in the future!I do wish they had an option at check out for color, they show several in there advertizing picture.

These keep the Raspberry Pi at around 45 C with an overclock of 1.05 GHz on both the B and B+ models.

Fan is too noisy for my liking!

The fan was very easy to hookup and the instructions were very easy to follow. It keeps your device nice and cool