Cooler Master Pi Case 40 Raspberry Pi 4 Case

PI CASE 40

Designed for Users on the Move
Aluminum and Cooling Structure
Programmable Power Button
Easy-to-Access Ports
Universal Mounting Bracket
PI TOOL Software
GitHub Repository

Designed for users who are on the move

The compact dimensions of the Pi Case 40 make it portable, while its construction from aluminum, TPU, and plastic materials protects your Raspberry Pi from impacts, liquid splashes, and light dust.

Aluminum cooling structure

The aluminum cooling block of the Pi Case 40 provides passive cooling, allowing your Raspberry Pi to stay cool and operate at its best without the need for a fan. The ample surface area within the case allows for higher GPU and CPU frequencies.

Programmable power button

With the power button found in the Pi Case 40, you can easily turn your Raspberry Pi on and off without the need to remove it. The power button can be reprogrammed for any action with a simple code change.

Easy-to-access ports

Thanks to the 90-degree connector adapter in the Pi Case 40, you can easily access the ports by simply opening the plastic cover of the case.

Universal mounting bracket

The Pi Case 40 package includes 4 VESA adapters internally, allowing you to mount your case to a monitor or any surface of your choice.

Software Assistance for PI CASE 40 with PI TOOL

The PI TOOL software allows users to monitor the thermal performance of the Pi Case 40, track system measurements, and configure the programmable button. The software also provides access to a specific overclocking profile.

PI TOOL can be installed on Raspberry Pi 4 running Raspberry Pi OS. Installation is straightforward; open a terminal, paste the code lines below, and you're good to go. The installation wizard will assist you throughout the setup.

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CoolerMasterTechnology/pi-tool/master/install.sh

chmod +x pi-tool-install.sh

./pi-tool-install.sh

GITHUB repository

If you have any feature ideas, wish to expand with a custom button action or measurement, or if you've found a bug, you can report an issue on GitHub!

PI TOOL GITHUB