Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@TwinParadoxical says : The fan cables are supposed to be routed the other way. look at the hooks on the bottom watching this video>> <<@ruderabbit797 says : got two. One for stacking workups.>> <<@EnmandsBand1 says : Nice case, I really don't want another Pi with those stupid little hdmi sockets and as soon as I'm done setting up my Pi4 as local data server for calender, contacts, notes and mobile photos I will surely find a reason to order a Pi5 with this case 🙂 Thank you for the comment on the fan, I really hate fan noise but this sounds like it will be acceptable>> <<@marcq1588 says : I find it so annoying that in these times of technology advancement, we still see companies providing only USB2.0 on their products! It is ridiculous! Everything should now come with minimum USB3.0 and USB-C by default. USB2.0 is a relic similar to the printer's parallel port and the serial port!>> <<@romado59 says : I am about to stop buying all Argon products for now and in the future because of the lack of help! The product which I need help with is the Argon One v5 . The first attempts at getting the front 3.5mm jack and USB connect enabled failed. Looking at the config..txt , notice the dtoverlay sting under the [cm5] header not the [all] head. In your small user guide the placement was not explained and only know about this information through Google searches .The first two attempts were done using the script download site. Each attempt at using the script generated an ERROR which seems to say that rpi eeprom was unwriteable.. Then I uninstalled the script and attempted two manual installs through the LX Terminal which generated an error message which said that the config.txt was not writable. I am inexperienced in using terminal but I do not understand why I can not overwrite the config.txt file and save.>> <<@richardsixsmith1945 says : Did you have to activate the fan via software at all, or is it automatically working from the start on the V5 case?>> <<@c2ashman says : I bought this case and I am very disappointed. After you put the thermalpads on and put the Raspi into the case, the Raspi only gets screwed down on ONE side. See at 6:51 The other side of the Raspi lifts up a up because nothing pushes the thermalpads down. In my opinion this is a major design flaw of this case. I would not recommend this case. And I dislike the glossy finish of the lower part of the case. I regret my buy. Just my 2 cents.>> <<@GlynDaviesM0OGD says : Be nice if it had Stereo Phono out>> <<@LeilfFalkenström says : I have an Argon V3 that is a smaller and a little bit more struggle to get together. But what I would like you to look at is a CM5 with board. It would get you about the same building size but with external antenna and more options of storage.>> <<@detlefwessel6192 says : Excellent video - as usual. Much appreciated. Question: bought the double version and installed one original Raspberrypi NVMe. But the speed is only 417.36 MB/sec. Looks like Gen 2.0 for PCIe. How can I set it to Gen 3.0? Any hint?>> <<@metalheadmalta says : I love the rapsberry pi sbcs... I really do, but I will never ever forgive them for forcing those ghastly micro-hdmi ports on us. Having to purchase cases costing half as much as the unit itself is on another level of mind boggling wonder.... This is so interesting though.>> <<@LTUGang says : I hope they will release grey version of this case like Argon One V2. Black doesnt look good.>> <<@محمد-القوزي says : W legend>> <<@fabriglas says : The neo version with out the micro sd is a problem this is a better version just for the sd access....>> <<@darrenambler says : Please keep in mind... Australians also watch your videos.>> <<@Gastell0 says : 8:39 - Something tells me that fan cable should be going by NVMe power, then past USB 2.0 on bottom right, then past RTC>> <<@NoOneNew-b4c says : wow this guy has the charisma of a wet flannel>> <<@mhaulussy says : While I was shopping for some extra pi’s and Argon One v3 cases I found out they had a new one and then came across your channel. Superb video you got here. Thorough and no bs. Subscribed. :)>> <<@onedanielbear says : I love this case. I want the UPS for it but the website doesn’t have it but the manual shows it.>> <<@therealdebater says : 10:07 All the watchmakers in the world: "You have _no idea_ mate.">> <<@4sp3ro says : you're pretty bad at putting things together>> <<@jokabjo1694 says : New subscriber here. Love your videos easy, and informative.>> <<@monnomestpersonne5020 says : Thanks a lot for this vidéo 😉... But... What's the problem with your haircut??>> <<@finitecrystal says : The NEO is still a great compact option, but the USB hub, DAC, dual NVMe support, full size HDMI, and microSD card access make this thing way more practical for day-to-day desktop usage.>> <<@joelee24 says : I’ve one complaint about the case, the power switch easily jammed and stuck, especially when I repeatedly changed the NVMe for testing. It was partly Pi to blame for the tiny power switch design, and the case design did not adapt well to that, so that I got random hangs and not powered on during use.>> <<@MarekDovina says : really love this case .. running RPi OS or other debian/ubuntu like flavour without issue... but with HomeAssistant OS I have problem to run frontend USBs etc (argon script doesnt work due to alpine under HAOS hood)>> <<@true911m says : Are you powering using a USB connection or is there some other power adapter in the mix?>> <<@barcley00 says : this thing kinda sucks>> <<@daniilbordanov3361 says : Hi, question is wifi connection is good there or better to update with some extra antenna?>> <<@ChaplainDaveSparks says : I've heard the Rpi described as _"credit card sized"._ I might be dating myself in describing that case as _"VHS tape sized"._ 🙂>> <<@marcography says : Is it able to install the RPI5 POE HAT with this case?>> <<@nemesis851_ says : All those solder points millimetres from that bottom metal plate 😳 I run some level of barrier there>> <<@searchpartyguy says : Does the oled screen take up one of the hdmi connections? wouldnt want to limit my screens no matter how cool the little oled would be.>> <<@ferggill9461 says : The Sticky Feet were just too much excitement for me!>> <<@bill3764 says : How many screws are there? I only have 5 long screws and 7 short ones.>> <<@YTSniperJaguar says : What type of power cord is it using>> <<@wuuurmm758 says : The only thing it needs is a built in UPS. Maybe something that functions with or without a LiFePo battery (or a capacitor) that allows for a safe shutdown when main power is lost.>> <<@pshearduk says : Brilliant stuff! Case just ordered 😎 does anyone know if the pi 5 supports gen4 m2?>> <<@HyyskanPolttaja says : Thanks a lot for the video. I just installed the RPi 5 on Argon One V5 following your video. Everything went smoothly, no need to look at that little booklet with very small font that my 67 year old eyes can barely see.>> <<@ch3apjoe says : I just want to say that I love your channel. ❤>> <<@LUNATIC75 says : Third party cases are really great. I just got a Flirc case for my PI5 and it's so nice to see my PI5 running nice and cool and not melting itself down at 80'+ unless I run that awful stock fan. While this one does look a bit chonky, it is quite a nice bit of kit. Maybe another upgrade someday...>> <<@cpcnw says : Excitement Level @ 11>> <<@TheHoodGuru says : Having a few older Ras Pi's around the house I've been wanting to get a Pi 5 and this video came out of nowhere and now I think its time to get one. Either for a mame gaming or a multimedia type setup. I hit a like and subscribed. this is some good stuff>> <<@vdermience says : How do you get the 2 USB2 ports to work ? Mine are not functioning. Is there a setting in raspiconfig ? ANSWER: watch the video till the end!>> <<@walkdontrunplz says : 2:30 & 2:39 Great video!>> <<@spr00sem00se says : Just out of interest. How does this compare to something like a M710q for about the same money ? If a desktop Pc running linux is the goal, it seems that a more upgradeable mini PC might be a better option ? I do like the look of this case for the Pi, and to me, a decent alu case to keep it cool is worth its weight in gold. I run a nanoPi R6C as a KODI/prime video box on my ancient TV, and it is never anything more that cold to the touch, except on the occasional emulation of PS2 or Sega saturn.>> <<@pwong743 says : Don't buy Argon One. They do not stand behind their product quality. I had a Argon One with broken quality due to the workmanship issue and unable to get support from Argon One.>> <<@Mr.TomMoon says : Again a great Video, greetings from Germany :D>> <<@DBailey635 says : Just picked up an Argon ONE V5 case based on your review, and I am very impressed with it. I also picked up the OLED display which shows CPU temp as one of its options. So far it hasn't gone over 45C despite pushing it hard. I now need to dig out a spare M.2 card and shift the Ubuntu OS over from the SD card to really put it through its paces, but I think this will be a good option for those looking for a fast, cheap mini PC on a budget.>> <<@williamgraham2468 says : I want to get a RPi 5 Desktop Kit with 16 GB RAM, but it only comes with a maximum of 8 GB. Sigh.>>