Raspberry Pi Forged Copper Heatsink with Micro Fan

Faster than a speeding bullet ... Okay, so it's not that "Super". Still it definitely rocks! It allows me to REALLY push my Raspberry Pi 2 Model B much harder than I could normally get it to run. In fact, when I first booted my Raspberry Pi, I wondered why everyone was so pleased with it. But now that I've overclocked it, it's much smoother running. With just passive heatsinks I can easily get 1 GHz (1000 MHz) from the Raspberry Pi. That's the "Pi2 " setting in the overclocking section of the raspi-config utility. With an active fan, it should go much higher without any real problem.So, with very little effort, I will have a NAS box, which also acts as a print server and web server and ... Amazing!

Works great! I installed these on my Raspberry Pi 2 after overclocking to 1.2GHz and I'm seeing reduced temperatures of about 10 degrees Fahrenheit. Not too shabby. The fan does make a SLIGHT whine, but it's only noticeable if you're in a silent room and within a foot of the device... So anyone skeptical of fan noise, don't worry about it.Good buy for anyone interested in overclocking your Pi. If you're not overclocking though, I wouldn't say heatsinks or fans would be necessary.

Item received as appears and was in good condition

Dropped temps about 10 degrees celcius. Quite fan