The Core - Raspberry Pi Desktop

prusaprinters

<p>This was a MAJOR project of mine. I wanted to make use of the Raspberry Pi 3B+ in the best way possible. And not just that, but to the ABSOLUTE EXTREME!</p> <p>Sure you can overclock a Pi3, give it a heatsink, and tweak it, but I bet you've never seen a liquid cooled Pi3 like THIS ONE!</p> <p>I went nuts, as you can tell. I need to make another video on its performance, and to see just how cold this can get!</p> <p>BEWARE, THIS IS A BIG UNDERTAKING. IF YOU WANT TO MAKE THIS, YOU'RE GOING TO BE DOING A LOT OF WORK!</p> <p>Here is my video going over it!<br/> <figure class="media"> <oembed url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ki4cjVU1ajQ"></oembed> </figure> </p> <h3>==============================================</h3> <p>The parts list you will need is in the video description.</p> <h3>==============================================</h3> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Add in supports wherever you feel you need to. The main case will take the most. But even then, it's not a whole lot.</p> <p>0.2mm layer height<br/> 0.4mm nozzle</p>