Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@rysspol6376 says : Jak sprawuje się WiFI Raspberry Pi w metalowej obudowie. Test był przeprowadzany po podłączeniu Raspberry jedynie do sieci Ethernet. Translate: How does Raspberry Pi WiFI work in a metal housing? The test was carried out after connecting the Raspberry only to the Ethernet network.>> <<@CiroDolce2000 says : Hi everyone, i would like to know if it is possible to install my Raspberry Pi 5 into the case, considering that I have already mounted the official active cooler.>> <<@ultraprimez says : Sir Which M.2 Hat in Best in Speed and Cooling. I would love to know about other Pi 5 build with NVme drvie Pi hat.>> <<@ArianTriesWorld says : can It support POE Hat?>> <<@DiegoFusilli says : Greetings. Congratulations for the review and the channel in general. I need some information. having already glued the stock heat sinks that come with the pi foundation case, do I have to remove them to use this case or is there enough space? Thanks in advance.>> <<@3dhYT says : Nice case, except for the fan. I don't like fans.>> <<@OneZone4 says : Argon40 customer service is lacking.>> <<@Hapseleg says : got this case and its really good quality, well worth the money!>> <<@digitalmediafan says : Can you give the script for the temp tests etc in description please. Thanks>> <<@norbertruthers2408 says : Another case with no power button ...........sad why is this feature of the pi 5 not used by any casing ?>> <<@tony-ma says : Is there a pi case can fit nvme hat and poe hat?>> <<@darklord_ice says : what's the fastest NVMe possible / you would recommend? thanks!>> <<@darklord_ice says : It was not mentioned, but i suppose you always have to boot from sd card first before you can install the Argon scripts for switching to NVME boot?>> <<@burtelon says : Hello :) I bought a unit and it works really well, thanks for the information, it helped me to decide. Just comment that the lack of access to micro sd is the only criticism I could make, Again, thank you.>> <<@flytie3861 says : i was a raspberry pi fanboy collecting the original to pi4. problem with pi5 seems i cant find it at msrp and no 1 or 2gb ram option. but i still watch your videos regardless.>> <<@AlexAsten says : It's PC Review Brah>> <<@chromerims says : 13:12 -- ye old or "ye olde" ? Greatly enjoy the cpu temp script 👍 I wish a company would make a true FHD 1080p, 7-inch display for rPi with HDMI-in. And not HD or HD+1200x800 and not insanely priced. Kindest regards, friends and neighbours. As moded for Linux 'sensors' ... #!/bin/bash #Ye old temperature test script echo "Which sysbench: " && which sysbench echo "Which sensors: " && which sensors #Linux #echo "Which vcgencmd: " && which vcgencmd #rPi echo echo "----------------------------------" echo "- -" echo "- Current Temp and Time -" echo "- -" echo "----------------------------------" echo sensors | grep Package #Linux #vcgencmd measure_temp #rPi date +'%H:%M%P %Ssec' echo echo echo "----------------------------------" echo "- -" echo "- Sysbench CPU Stress Test -" echo "- -" echo "- Factoring Prime Numbers -" echo "- -" echo "----------------------------------" echo for f in {1..5} do #Sysbench command to factor prime numbers for [ 59 ] seconds, output suppressed sysbench cpu --cpu-max-prime=50000 --threads=4 --time=59 run >/dev/null 2>&1 sensors | grep Package #Linux #vcgencmd measure_temp #rPi date +'%H:%M%P %Ssec' echo done # date +'%Y%b%d_%H:%M%P_%Ssec_%Z%z'>> <<@MrFrundik says : RP1 chip is not cooled with this garbage case, there is 1mm space even with thermal pad. Screws are to short to close and tighten the case (usb-c port side). Waste of money.>> <<@jmvideos2023 says : el problemas es que hay que desmontar la caja para insertar la microsd>> <<@JeriDro says : I despise 99% of youtubers but this guy is one of the 1% that I enjoy listening to. Never change how you operate the channel, it's perfect!>> <<@dotapark says : God, YouTube failing me to not suggest your videos whenever it uploads even though I clearly have interest 😔>> <<@AlexanderDeep says : Sold out>> <<@BruceS42 says : Surely I'm not the only one who was a bit taken aback about 1:57 or so, hearing Chris getting frustrated with the unboxing and saying "Out, you c*nt!" I had my wife listen, and she heard "Out you come", which seems *way* more likely on this channel, but that's not how I heard it. That is an impressive case. Idk, maybe if I get a second pi5 I'll get that, but my black aluminum case with fan seems to do a very good job. All in all, I'm quite happy with the performance of the pi5 (8GB), and have been doing *most* of my desktop work on it, with my old desktop reserved for a few things that use too much memory or just didn't run well for one reason or another. For the price, it's fantastic. The first home computer I used was a TRS-80 Model 3. Or was it III? Three, anyway. I've spent a career mostly using engineering workstations, doing software development primarily with a CAD system, and have seen plenty of computers costing more than 100 times as much but with nowhere near the performance. We used to start a "make" and go take a coffee break. To render a scene, it was better to kick it off just before lunch. And best of all, with channels like this, the SBC revolution *is* televised!>> <<@JoeStoppinghem says : Phillip? That’s Mr. Crosshead to you buddy! 😂😂>> <<@UKprl says : This is a hot case. Except in operation.>> <<@KeithLee2012 says : What's the power consumption for rpi5 with the nvme ssd ?>> <<@jhesski says : I had to rewind a few times to realize you said out you come >> <<@rxmas7234 says : Another awesome video that cost me money :) Thank you for testing this case. Based on your other videos I have the nvme hat and bottom but I don't like either of them as far as looks, this case fixes that for both of them. Now I have some spare nvme boards :) Keep up the great work and thank you for this channel.>> <<@helloukw says : Thank you for this video. Its a nice addition of the PCIE port, but its too bad its only 1x.>> <<@joeg3950 says : Fantastic!>> <<@user-qh4qr9oy6t says : 最強のRaspberry Pi 5ケース>> <<@MatthewDoye says : A promising product. I do wish there were more options for truly fanlass operation.>> <<@JeffGeerling says : 6:40 - I was testing this case and had the exact same thought! That fan cable routing is just plain weird. Once I got it in place, it was fine... but getting it to stay was tough. And the first time, I didn't realize the PCIe cable had to go in that other slot, so I had to pop it back apart and start over! It is a nice case once together though.>> <<@Sonar37 says : What I'm wondering is can the raspberry pie run Reaper DAW and record at least 8 tracks of music.>> <<@markxexar9386 says : Heads up when you rush out to buy this case. I was so fast that I did not notice I bought a version without the NVME extension. You can buy the extension separately but it was cheaper for me to return the wrong order and get a complete case with NVME included.>> <<@DorukMergan-hq7jo says : EC please help me!I got a raspberry pi and it gets so hot and it is slow.I use USB.>> <<@ShizukanaEntertainment says : Switching from Philip to Magnus was a wise move.>> <<@tohaason says : What I'm always worried about when it comes to metal cases is how it affects the wifi sensitivity. My Pi 4 boards are quite poor to start with, with no case. Big problems getting a good signal from the wifi router upstairs (no issues with tablets, phones, PCs, but the Pi boards do have problems). I can only imagine metal cases will make the problem even worse. It's a very nice looking case though.>> <<@martinwilkinson2344 says : I don't use Pi boards but thank you for being my surrogate tinkerer!>> <<@martinwilkinson2344 says : Almost as fiddly as aasembling a Sinclair Black Watch!>> <<@PGW90RU14 says : Thank you for the information! By the way, for a long time I want to know about the durability of type-D HDMI connector equipped to Raspberry pi 5 because many people say that type-D to type-A HDMI cable is quite fragile. Would you like to explain about the durability of small form factor connectors (type-C or type-D HDMI, mini B or micro B USB) ?>> <<@lionmuller2680 says : What is that screwdriver called? 9:37>> <<@alysiaandjohnglass says : Shame there sold out everywhere>> <<@DorukMergan-hq7jo says : I recently bought a raspberry pi 5 and I am gonna buy the case. Thank you for guiding😁>> <<@henson2k says : Is it metal or plastic case?>> <<@followthetrawler says : Always good to see an appearance from Phillip the Screwdriver.>> <<@chriholt says : Wow, a very impressive case indeed!>> <<@fu1r4 says : Does the M.2 support SATA as well?>> <<@TechNewOld says : Christopher, I'm reading your book "Digital Genesis" : it really is a good book and you are right on point. You got it right. I tend to agree similar with you: at some point they will figure how to get the experience / image right into the head (through the optic nerves?). Your book is a wealth of knowledge and could easily compliment the shelves of someone studying computer science at university and needed some history / broad view. All said, worthy for everyone who wants to understand what is going on. I would encourage you to rework it for 2024, like a text book gets updated.>> <<@searchpartyguy says : Link to buy?>>