Libre Computer Board Push-Pin Heatsink with Thermal Adhesive for AML-S905X-CC and ALL-H3-CC (Red)

Excellent heatsink for le potato and should probably have been included by default. It snaps in with basic plastic push-clips, which will eventually break over a long time, but it doesn't use up any of the default 4 HAT holes, which is much nicer than rpi options. Other than the plastic push-clips, I wish it has a mounting bracket for a fan as well. It would be nice to have the option at least.Pros:+ perfect fit for le potato+ adds a nice blue to the black&white board colorsCons/improvements:- plastic push-clips won't withstand the weather- no fan mount

This is exactly what I wanted! It was a "snap" to install and fit perfectly.The heatsink covers the CPU and the half of the memory on the top of the PCB. I don't think the memory really needs any sort of cooling, so this just gives it more space for the heat to spread. It lowers the CPU temp by about 20c while under high load.The only issue is that you have to install it the right way. It will fit either way, but will not totally cover the hatsink in the wrong direction.The other thing I don't like is that the sticky pad covers the entire bottom of the heatsink. It would have been better if it had been a couple smaller pads that matched. My long term worry is that crap will build up on the exposed sticky and just be gross.

The heatsink is carefully made and easy to attach to the board. The thermal interface can be replaced if desired.

Low profile allows more headroom for a fan.

unlike the heatsinks for RPi kits, this has mounting pins that plug right into the le-potato board - no need for screws. And it's HUGE, the way a heatsink should be.

Product works great, but only worth the $5 they used to charge. (definitely not 9.99)

This is inexpensive additional protection against heat for the Libre AML-S905X-CC boards. I bought 2 of these and they have a good fit and finish, with a mildly adhesive thermal paste on the underside to keep it in place, in addition to the 2 corner spring-loaded clips. Ensure you have it oriented the right direction before pressing it on (it'll only fit properly on all 3 chips one way).Not a bad product for the price, and looks good to boot.

I ran my first SBC “Le Potato” under load without the heat sink or the case with the fan (which I also picked up), the temp hit almost 80 under heavy load. With the heat sink, and the same heavy load, the “Potato” hit 63. I recommend the heatsink and a fan case, because you can get the temp even lower; mine is now topping out at 54 after adding the fan case to the heatsinked “Potato”.Great quality, great performance, great price, will be getting another “Le Potato” w/heatsink & fan case.