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- The amazing folks over at CanaKit sent over their Raspberry Pi 4 Max kit for me to take a look at.
The box includes:
- Raspberry Pi 4 4GB Model B with 1.5GHz 64-bit quad-core ARMv8 CPU (4GB RAM)
- 64GB Samsung EVO+ Micro SD Card (Class 10) Pre-loaded with NOOBS, USB MicroSD Card Reader
- CanaKit Premiuam High-Gloss Raspberry Pi 4 Case with Integrated Fan Mount, - CanaKit Low Noise Bearing System Fan
- CanaKit 3.5A USB-C Raspberry Pi 4 Power Supply with Noise Filter, Set of Heat Sinks, Set of 2 Micro HDMI to HDMI Cables - 6 foot (Supports up to 4K 60p)
- CanaKit USB-C PiSwitch (On/Off Power Switch for Raspberry Pi 4)
In this video I do an unboxing of the Raspberry Pi 4 Max, put the Pi in its case and get it booted up for the first time.
Putting the Pi in the case and getting everything put together was super easy. I was able to power the included fan via pins 4 and 6 (5v and ground respectively) and everything fit like expected. The fan, even when running at full speed was pretty quiet, so there's not much concern for fan noise.
The initial boot sequence was fast for being a first boot and setting up the operating system via Noobs was easy enough for just about any beginner.
If you've got a Raspberry Pi 3 and want to upgrade, or if you're thinking of getting into the Raspberry Pi scene, the Raspberry Pi 4 Max kit from CanaKit is a great way to do either one.
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I didn't show installing the heatsinks because it's literally just pulling the paper off them and sticking them on the appropriate places on the board. This has been mentioned probably a hundred times and I'm sick of people not reading the comments where this has been brought up a bazillion times.
Do you think the heat sinks are needed? I've looked it up and apparently, it seems pointless.
Nah buddy, you’re the only TH-camr who closes the case without installing the heat sinks. Bravo 👏 👎
@@johnluxe6247 So if I don't do something exactly to YOUR liking, I'm doing it wrong? Got it. I can tell you that I've literally never had issues with not using heatsinks in daily-use activities on a Raspberry Pi. The fan in the case is more than enough to keep the device cool in the setup.
I am not a computer/tech guy, but I think my kid (10 yrs old) should be. I gave him this kit and sat him down with your video. He is up and running and now explaining things to me! Thank you for getting him started in a well done video!!! Thank you very much for posting!
That is so cool!! Thank you for sharing your story :)
Hey man, thanks for helping me get started on some of the basics! Your efforts are much appreciated, subbed.
Glad to hear it!
Getting one for christmas cant wait to see what i can do with it. Thx for the vid and info on what to do when it arrives
Thanks for watching!
Did you like it?
@@bingbung8044 guess not!🤣
Thank you for this, I'm new to Pi and have ordered the Cana Kit based on your favorable review.
OMG the manual looks fantastic.
I'm really happy with it!
This was a rather nice video. I too, however, was curious about the installation of the heat sinks. Thanks for a rather good video!
There are just a few heatsinks in there that just stick onto the different chips. They are self-adhesive.
@@DBTechYT You could have shown the installation in your rather nice video and saved me, 15 seconds of looking at the included manual and reading paragraph 2 on page 4... (I opened the included full-color manual and found page four and read paragraph two under the pretty picture showing the locations to install the heatsinks.) ^_^
I sincerely appreciate your video!
Thx you're helping me get my stuff back on track after my og computer got the blue screen of doom subbed
awesome!
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How do you get HDMI 1 to output video? I added a TV display AFTER configuring RP4, but it just shows a black screen. HDMI 0 works great though. Can I fix this by editing the config.txt file?
He did a great job. Thanks
I'm glad the video was helpful!
When you said, "Give your capture card a boost" What did that do? I'm not able to get output to my screen
8:50 i had it full screened and i freaked out for a sec XD
LOL yeah.. I could see how that would happen :P
thanks, just ordered one.
Hope you enjoy it!
good video
Love CanaKit
Same!
And man the Sd-card that comes with the canakit 30mb / 10mb ick!
If you know you hate it all so much, why are you here watching this?
Just ordered one with 8GB.
That's awesome! I've got an 8GB model on the way, too!!
Got one for my bday thanks for the help
I had a comment; but 99 others already asked it; so this is now just a ratings booster comment for the content.
Thanks for looking through the comment section before repeating a question for the zillionth time!
Are you sure that you placed the fac in the right direction?
Yes
Hey dude great vid I noticed that my kit came with heat sinks are those only needed if you overclock
Install the heatsinks. This is the most common question I get on this video. I just didn't show installing the heatsinks because I didn't think it was a big deal and I couldn't have been more incorrect.
You remind me of a Simpson's character! Thank you for the great info :)
I don't know what to say to this
Great tutorial
I could use it to download and upload files for my 3d printer
Thanks for the video
I am saving up for one and should have one by the end of December.
That's awesome!
Cool what are you gonna be using it for
I can’t get mine to boot. I downloaded the imager file onto the Microsoft card but I see a colorful square and then nothing.
Useful. Thank you.
This video helped a lot! Than you. Should the fan be pulling air up from the board or pushing air down to it?
I like to push cool air onto the cpu
Hey, I have a question is it possible to connect 3.5 inch display to setup with this case?
I'm not sure that a 3.5" screen will attach to this case without some mods. It should connect to the Pi without issue, though.
@@DBTechYT thanks
I'm am buying one now.
Thank you for the demo, verry helpful.
I need to know more about fan connectors on 4 and 6. How do I identify pins 4 and 6?
www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/usage/gpio/
Great breakdown! Is the power supply dual voltage, for up to 240 volts (Europe).? So I could use a plug adapter instead of a transformer. Thx..!!!
Thanks for watching!!
The power supply should be: 96-264Vac operating input range
@@DBTechYT awesome thx! Also, do you have any experience using a Pi in an Arcade 1Up machine? Would love some input or advice!
I am seeing all these people talking about the heatsink. Is it mandatory? As I was using this as a tutorial and didn't put them in.
i got one of these, starter kit from canakit and all, my case was a little different(red and white). I also didnt get a fan, im kinda new to raspberry pi's so it'll take time
I'm glad you got one of these! They're a lot of fun and there's a lot you can do with them! Have fun :)
Just received the 8gb version. I'm still watching the video for the first time, and I hope I'm not getting out of sync here but before you close up the case after putting the fan on wouldn't you want to put the heat sinks on first?
Congratulations on being the one hundredth person to make this SAME comment!!
Great! Can't wait for my Kewpie doll to arrive in the mail.
im watching this bc my dad wants me to make a youtube ideo on it even though im a gaming channel but still nice vid mam
Isnt the fan facing the wrong way? Im actually asking for real. Is it supposed to intake or outtake the air?
It's all preference to be honest
Thanks for the video. How did you record the raspberry pie screen ? I’m guessing you have a capture card that has two inputs?
I did use a capture card to record the screen
@@DBTechYT I have an avermedia live gamer portable 2 plus. But never tried to use it for this. I’m thinking that I put the hdmi out from pi into the the hdmi in section of the card, and then connect my monitor and mac to see the screen and record it ?
Does usb 2 vs 3 matter based on the read/write but a sd card?
it shouldnt matter, i think the speeds might be slower is all.
Didn’t see you put heat sinks on..
Yep. Several people have said that in the comments. I did. They're on there. You're just going to have to trust me.
A blind person can't read black text on a white screen. We need white text on a dark screen.
Trying to read those setup screens would be like trying to read black sharpie writing on a florescent tube bulb with the bulb turned on. Like staring into the sun, and you're not going to see the words at all. Like staring in to the sun. Dark theme all the time, every time, for visually impaired people. We couldn't use this.
Very nice but my only concern is that that fan takes away the capability from ever using the GPIO . Am I missing something?
The fan only takes up 2 pins: 5v and ground
@@DBTechYT what if you need those pins for the GPIO ? How will you power the card that fits into the GPIO if you are using the power pins for the fan?
If you are using a hat or something that plugs into those then there's a chance that a fan won't fit anyway. If a fan DOES fit, the accessory card will usually have a way to power the fan. Or, you could get creative with the whole thing and find a new way to power the card. They are MEANT to be tinkered with and new things tried on them. Also, the fan is entirely OPTIONAL.
so i got the message that the os isntalled correctly, but now nothing is happening, my monitor just says no signal and its been quite a while. I dont wanna turn it off and on again because it mentions multiple times in the manual to not do this. Its been about 10 mins. The rapberry pi is on by the way.
have you tried both hdmi ports on the pi?
@@DBTechYT Not sure what was going on, it eventually started working though and I was able to set it up properly.
Hi Db!, i recently bought the raspberry pi 4, i lost the smallest heatsink, should i get the heatsink again? Or the raspberry will work just fine without it? Pd: im new to raspberry so sorry for the dumb question.
Also i apologize for the grammar, i'm a non native english speaker
The heatsinks will help a bit with keeping your chips running cool, but they aren't a requirement. If you have the opportunity, it's always a good idea to have the heatsink, though. As long as you use the fan that comes with the case, you should be fine.
@@DBTechYT thanks db! 👍🤙
i noticed a mouse delay with my pi is that normal at start up
What about the heat syncs that come with it? Also how is the card inserted? I'm using the hdmi instead of ethernet. The delivery and video was well done, just minor details would be perfect. Thanks
You're about the 100th person to mention that I didn't show the heatsinks. As I've told the other hudred or so people, I didn't show them being installed but I did install them. Also, what do you mean you're using hdmi instead of ethernet?
@@DBTechYT Doesnt matter.. It's an instructional video. People expect a one stop shop. I've been building computer since i was like 10 years old and still wanted to know where the silly heat sinks went without having to read instructions. Salty ass youtuber.
This may be a dumb question. I'm new to mining bitcoin. Would one of these be more energy efficient and faster to mine bitcoin?
with the growing complexity of the mining process, a raspberry pi won't do you much good.
What about the heat sink?
It comes with heat sinks.
@@DBTechYT Sorry... I did not see how you installed the heat sinks on the PI in this video. If it is just merely pealing off the stickers and stick it on the CPU and another chip then that is fine. (I have purchased another PI 4 4GB kit with another vendor.)
Yep. That's all there is to it. Just peel the backs and stick them on the chip they mach in size :)
would you recommend this kit for beginner kids or should they start with the first version of Pi
Get this one. This is the newest hardware available at the time.
Does it have WiFi dongle built in or do you have to use the Ethernet cable to connect to WiFi?
Built in
@@brubru9663 thanks
Is the fan backwards? I would have the airflow out the top since heat rises.
You can run it either way you want really. I've had it both directions in that case at one point or another
you do not need to enter crazy programming things to play the games?it comes with roms?
What are you talking about? This is just a Raspberry Pi 4 video. There are no ROMs in this video.
You didn't show where the fan goes exactly
Because it can literally ONLY go in ONE place. You CAN'T miss it. It's right under the logo on the top of the case
What windows is this? Because it looks a bit old and I’m wanting to buy a raspberry pi 4
"What windows is this?"? What? Raspberry Pi 4 is the newest version of Raspberry Pi...
Sorry I’m just new to all this computer stuff
You need a mouse and keyboard to install?
If you want the desktop experience, you do
Is this the correct way to put the fan in? Logo face down towards the board?
That's how I've got mine, but I think, as long as the fan is moving air, you'll be okay
you forgot about the heat sink
Why don't you read through the comments of the dozens of other people who have said the EXACT SAME THING. I just didn't show it in the video. I figured people would be smart enough to know that the heatsinks go on the bits that get hot.
Should have gotten the 8gig RAM version.
I don't think it was out at the time. Now I have 3 or 4 of the 8GB versions
Does this cannakit come with games on it
no
Can't see how you put the pins...
I put the red wire on a 5v pin and the black wire on a ground pin
How good is this really with n64 games and xbox games. Also can it play 4k movies? I wanted to save a bunch of movies and games. Can i put more memory in this?
I don't know what you want to do with it, but if you want a home server, check this out: th-cam.com/video/4aBbrdrurYw/w-d-xo.html
If you want to game on it check this out: th-cam.com/video/lqeTVmhufqU/w-d-xo.html
You can't add more RAM to it, but you can plug in extra USB hard drives or use a larger micro SD card.
Plays N64 games pretty good. Use a preloaded Retropie build and you are goldenz
You didn't install the heatsinks and faced the fan in the wrong direction. I know the rasberry pi is small but aren't you afraid of it possibly overheating?
Have you checked the temerature inside?
Is it necessary for installing heatsink?
It's always a good idea to install the heatsink
The pi 4 generates more heat then the predecessors and is recommended to add the heatsinks, you can choose not too if you need to fit a specific dimension but they do not take up that much of space so if you are able to it is HIGHLY recommended for the longevity and performance of the device.
I have a question. how do u switch from noobs os back to windows 10?
You don't install Windows on a Raspberry Pi
@@DBTechYT Im hooking my raspberry pi to my laptop that runs windows 10. When I turn off the raspberry pi does it go from noobs back to windows
Can I plug it into a tv and start it instead of a pc
You can plug in any screen that is HDMI as long as you have the appropriate cables for it
When I clicked OK after installing successfully, the Pi shut off and didn't reboot. Any ideas?
What? You install the OS on the micro SD card or SSD and then plug it into the pi and power it on. The install does everything itself.
@@DBTechYT my sd card was loaded with noobs, not raspbian. So I installed raspbian using noobs. But the pi didnt power back on after installing
@@DBTechYT like I did basically the same as your video from what I can tell, except that at 10:45 when I clicked OK it didn't restart after turning off.
Then download Raspberry Pi OS and manually flash it to your micro SD card and load it that way.
@@DBTechYT ok I'll try that. Thanks!
I didn’t get the sad card 😢
Email them and ask about it?
forgot the heat sink I guess
Nope. This has been covered probably a dozen or more times in the comments.
@:805 I can't see whatever you are doing?
I was lining up the top of the case to the bottom of the case. Could you not put that together contextually since you saw me working on doing that and then I went out of frame for a second and a half and then it was together?
Big thanks to CanaKit for sending this over. Be sure to check them out. Link in the description.
DB Tech why didn’t you put the heat sinks on?
Gotcha thanks
what do I have to do for Canakit to send me over one for free
Build a relevant social media audience
Are thermal tapes necessary for the pi?
No. It comes with them
Did you not use the heat sync?
This is now officially the most asked question on this video. I've answered it about 50 times in the comments. Yes. I used the heatsink. I just didn't film myself putting it on.
Can this work on the pi 3?
Did you watch the video? This is an unboxing of a Raspberry Pi 4 kit.
what do you mean "give the display a push"?
I have no idea. Could have been in regards to my capture card...
@@DBTechYT just wondering because I cannot get my new pi to show on a display.
Did you try both hdmi ports? Are you sure your SD card has a good image on it?
@@DBTechYT I tried both ports....no change, I just reinstalled the rasbian image on the sd card and will try again tomorrow!
DB Tech so you did nothing but wait? Or did you push it in?
I am seriously thinking about an investment in that kit. Anyone know how they solve the 220 Volt, EU contact for the power supply?
"Lets see if it has any updates for us..."
I would be Muhammed Ali in flesh if they didn't have :)
If you order an RPi from the UK, then you should get a compatible power supply.
hi i connected everything just like you did but my pi doesnt show up on my laptop
SOS HELP
Your laptop isn't a monitor. Why would it show up on your laptop? Plug in a screen via the HDMI 0 port on the Pi.
disliked. you didn't read the "read me first" sheet first. very unprofessional. a rookie mistake.
lmao thanks for the info king
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my fan quit 2-3 week.
Contact the company
how do you setup your canakit with your laptop if you don't have a hdmi port
What? You don't. The Raspberry Pi is a computer all on its own. You plug a mouse and keyboard and monitor into the Raspberry Pi and set it up that way. You laptop has nothing to do with it.
@@DBTechYT I know that the issue is i don't have a monitor so i'm tring to figure out how to set it up with my laptop but having a hard time i bought a kit from canakit
Thats my issue and i tried just now finding a video on how to do it buts every time i search for the ip address its not showing the raspberry pi address when i try looking it up using ipconfig
it just shows user something rather and ip address 168. whatever and all the ip addresses in different videos show 192. whatever theres are and actually giving the description of the name of the raspberry pi and mine should show up because it said on the label it had everything preset since i got it from canakit.
Ok. Just stop for a second. Ipconfig is a Windows tool used to find the address of the Windows computer you are using. You CANNOT use ipconfig to find another device on the network. If you don't have a monitor, then you're going to have to plug a network cable into the Raspberry Pi and login to your router and find the IP address of the Raspberry Pi there. Even then, there's not much you can do with it unless you're setting your Raspberry Pi up as a server of some kind, but that has nothing to do with the microSD card that came pre-loaded with Noobs. Not much you can do at this point based on what you've told me.
Who scratch your arm?
Umm.. Probably a cat I think
DB Tech You do know cats are basically wild animals. You have a mini-Smilodon in your house carving you up with tiny claws.
What's your point? I've had cats in my house for most of my life. I prefer them to basically all other animals and at least 50% of people :)
I’m doing something wrong lol I can’t get it to boot on my laptop
What? How is your laptop involved? A Raspberry Pi is a computer by itself
Hate the canakit case. And the fan, Heat sinks it comes with are junk
Are there any alternatives you like more? Not a very helpful comment.