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hand made ; alminium cap is for cooling - hatahata - 06-25-2016 i made hand made enclosure . i use alminium cap ( for example drink's alminium cap ) over copper heat sink for radiating heat . wood is easy to treat , and I hole acryl plate by small drill for metal and then bigger drill for metall . if all plates are made by wood , the cost is cheaper , but the upper plate should be made by acryl plate at the point of it's beautifulness . --- regards RE: hand made ; alminium cap is for cooling - Boring - 06-25-2016 I'm sorry to ask, but what is the function of the cap on top of the copper heatsink? RE: hand made ; alminium cap is for cooling - hatahata - 06-25-2016 the next is made by someone not me . RE: hand made ; alminium cap is for cooling - pfeerick - 06-25-2016 (06-25-2016, 08:54 PM)Boring Wrote: I'm sorry to ask, but what is the function of the cap on top of the copper heatsink? Probably to give a larger surface, thus making it so the heat from the heatsink can escape quicker, and thus the make the heatsink able to 'sink' more heat. I don't know how effective it would be... but hey... any improvement is is a gain, especially when you have the space and a cap that is only going to be chucked in the bin! RE: hand made ; alminium cap is for cooling - Boring - 06-25-2016 That is why I ask. The contact area with the copper heatsink looks so small. I was wondering if this is not constricting the airflow. Can you post cooling results with and without cap? RE: hand made ; alminium cap is for cooling - pfeerick - 06-25-2016 (06-25-2016, 11:11 PM)Boring Wrote: That is why I ask. The contact area with the copper heatsink looks so small. I was wondering if this is not constricting the airflow. I'm happy to be proved wrong, but I wouldn't expect it to so much restrict airflow (we are talking about passive cooling here, after all) but to increase the area over which heat is dissipated, which is the whole idea of a heatsink in the first place... hence I would expect a couple of degrees drop in temperature allowing for longer periods of high CPU load. However, that is all semantics until someone can post some results. I can't as I don't even have a heatsink on mine! RE: hand made ; alminium cap is for cooling - hatahata - 06-26-2016 i try . Code: pi.bat Code: temperature.bat with alminium cap debian@pine64pro:~$ ./pi.bat ; ./temperature.bat 3.14159265359 46 ebian@pine64pro:~$ ./temperature.bat 40 debian@pine64pro:~$ ./temperature.bat 40 debian@pine64pro:~$ ./temperature.bat 40 debian@pine64pro:~$ ./temperature.bat 40 without alminium cap debian@pine64pro:~$ ./pi.bat ; ./temperature.bat 3.14159265359 47 only 1 degree effect ! i am dissapointed and understand big alminium heat sink of odroid-c2 . RE: hand made ; alminium cap is for cooling - Boring - 06-26-2016 Thanks for sharing the results. Only 1C is a bit disappointing RE: hand made ; alminium cap is for cooling - hatahata - 06-26-2016 1 C is too miserable . so i insert copper coin between copper heat sink and alminuim cap . and i try Code: debian@pine64pro:~$ ./pi.bat ; ./temperature.bat good result copper coin is about 0.1 dollar (10 yen) . alminium cap press copper coin and fix coper coin . alminium cap heat conducting sheat(for attaching) copper coin heat conducting sheat copper heat sink heat conducting sheat CPU ----- regards RE: hand made ; alminium cap is for cooling - pfeerick - 06-26-2016 (06-26-2016, 02:09 AM)hatahata Wrote: 1 C is too miserable . Thanks for the data, that was great! What happens to the temperature after the coin has been on for a few minutes? There will be an initial drop in temperature when you put the coin on (if it is cooler than then heatsink) as it will have to warm up. I would expect it would settle to the same temperatures as before. A heatsink can really only slow down temperature spikes - if your pine64's cpu is loaded for extended periods, it will eventually overwhelm the thermal mass of the heatsink, which is when you need to consider a fan / active cooling. That is of course, unless you go for the extreme heatsink as was done in this video. |