Raspberry Pi 4 Phat Set Top Box - X862 + Ice Tower + GeeekPi Set Top Expansion Board

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Someone or something (bot?) went through all of my Things and changed all of my Amazon links to affiliate links. But when they did this, they messed up all of the links. When I had multiple links in a listing, it changed all the links to the same Amazon listing - totally ruining it. So I have stopped putting Amazon links and instead I will just be putting the Amazon product code - which is a 10 digit code that starts with B. It you google that number, it will take you to the Amazon listing for the item in your particular country. Sorry for the inconvenience, but I don't want to take the time to create minimal Amazon links for all the various items just to have them ruined by a crappy bot. This is the Phat version of this case. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4773584 This Phat version is about 10mm thicker. It leaves the Low Profile Ice Tower fan on the heatsink. The grills on this one are (mostly) functional. In my testing, this one actually cools better than the Low Profile Ice Tower does by itself. I think because it exhausts the hot air far enough away from the fan intake that it doesn't ingest hot exhaust air. I discuss this case in this video. https://youtu.be/esU934YwoMM With the parts properly oriented, this case should require very little support material. Mostly just around the recessed ports and SD card slot. This works with the Pi 4 and the following peripheral boards. GeeekPi Set Top Expansion Board (moves all the ports to one side of the board) B08FLVJ19C Geekworm X862 V2 or X873 V1 M.2 Expansion Board B08X13GQY3 B088HCY4TH Low Profile Ice Tower Cooler B07ZV1LLWK There's two different SD sides - one with and one without the slot for the SD card - since the X862 and X873 boards can boot from USB/M.2 without an SD card present. There two different sideB parts - one with and one without holes for the rubber feet ( B07QW58TZH ). If you use the sideB with the feet (to lay the unit flat), you can print two of the LID without feet. In my previous listing about the slim version of this case - and in the linked video - I indicated that the USB port on the Set Top Expansion Board did not work for data. That is incorrect. If you put the following line in your config file, that port can be used for data/controllers. dtoverlay=dwc2,dr_mode=host Thus, on this version I opened up a hole in the side of the case for that port.