this is the all-in-one starter kit from
canna kit for the Raspberry Pi for in
the box it comes with all kinds of
goodies to get up and running with your
brand-new Raspberry Pi for as you can
see in the box it comes with memory
cards and cables and all kinds of stuff
but the biggest thing here is that this
memory card comes preloaded with
everything you need to get up and
running without needing another computer
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this is a HDMI two miniature HDMI cable
which is great because the new Raspberry
Pi uses a miniature HDMI port and here
we have the power supply for the
Raspberry Pi for something to note here
is that the new power supplies use a USB
type-c connection so a regular old micro
USB cable will not work and in the case
it actually comes with a raspberry 4
themed Mouse just kind of cool just
looks like an old Dell mouse but
spray-painted red and white some would
say function over fashion but I think
this is a good combination of both and
then of course the tooless included case
that comes with this kit it's pretty
cool and wraps around the Raspberry Pi
really nicely you'll see in a minute
doesn't need any screws or anything just
pops right off by squeezing the sides
and opening up the case but it comes
preloaded with all the ports that you'll
need for the Raspberry Pi 4 and then we
have a Raspberry Pi 4 themed keyboard
which is kind of cool it's red and white
looks like it belongs and it's a USB now
this one just uses a regular old micro
USB connection but of course it comes
with the cable needed in order to hook
it up to the Raspberry Pi and on the
back it comes with three additional USB
ports kind of like it it's small and
functional included with a kid it even
comes with a micro SD card reader now
this is for SDHC don't know if it works
with any others but it is only USB 2.0
so it's not going to be terribly fast
but for loading something like a
raspberry operating system if you need
to it should do the job also included in
the kit are three heat sinks used for
various chips on the Raspberry Pi four
keep in mind that this
it does not have active cooling which is
something that my aftermarket kit that I
purchased for the Raspberry Pi 3 had
which was pretty nice and then finally
the Raspberry Pi for computer itself
should note here that apparently there
is a special way to open this box but
since I just kind of dig right into
everything and did not realize that even
though right here on the side it says
open here so you know read before you
read this is pretty cool 2 USB 2.0 2 USB
3.0 2 micro HDMI ports a USB type-c
connection an Ethernet port and of
course a slot on the bottom to put in
your SD card pretty much giving you all
the basics that you would come to expect
from a Raspberry Pi and in the box that
comes with a Raspberry Pi Quick Start
Guide with probably some instructions
but you know who really needs that so
now that I got the Raspberry Pi 4 out of
the box the first thing that I need to
do is put on the heat sinks now quick
search on Google tells me that these
three chips right here are what the heat
sinks go on so it's just a matter of
removing the stickiness part of this and
sticking them right on the top here and
of course pressing down firmly to make
sure that it'll fall off now these heat
sinks should help a lot with keeping the
Raspberry Pi 4 somewhat cool but again
without any kind of active cooling or a
fan running through the case there is
gonna be a little bit of a limitation to
how far you can push your Raspberry Pi 4
if you push it past 80 degrees you'll
get a warning and up to 85 degrees it'll
actually start thermal throttling so
depending on your usage you may want to
consider a different case
there you have it
three heat sinks one Raspberry Pi 4 now
let's put this sucker in the case again
this is pretty simple you just push on
the sides it has a little feet on the
bottom these are rubber feet but I'm not
gonna use those all you have to do is
stick the Raspberry Pi in the case the
only way it fits which is pretty simple
but here we go
then you clip the top of the case right
on and there you have it you just built
a Raspberry Pi for I know super
complicated but this is built to be
simple and it's kind of good at this
simple it's also kind of sturdy to kind
of surprising then over here I'm just
gonna put this microSD card in it again
this comes preloaded with an operating
system so I don't have to do anything
before this once done all I have to do
is kind of take a second to admire the
simplicity of this device and then it
can start hooking things up
of course any kind of USB thing is
pretty simple but it's just a matter of
plugging things into USB then plug in
the power cable in and of course the
HDMI cable can't forget the mouse
there's pretty little mouse all red and
white
okay so booting up into the Raspberry Pi
for operating system at first it's going
to ask me if I want to install it I'll
change it to English u.s. here real
quick then I'll run through click this
box click install confirm that I want to
do it and although I'll fast forward
through this part does take a little bit
of time I mean it's writing for gigs at
8 Meg's per second either way once it is
finished boom it restarts and loads
directly into the Raspberry Pi full
desktop environment I'll go through a
few basic setup pop ups in the beginning
including setting a super strong
password and then I just wanted to do
some simple tests see if I could play a
video a 1080p 60 frames per second nitu
video without it stuttering and
unfortunately I was testing in 720 and
1080 P I was not able to get smooth
playback part of me kind of expected
this but you know it's just kind of
hoping for a little bit better
performance not saying that this is a
negative review or anything like that I
just wanted to test to see how it ran
and to make sure that I was getting
enough speed I went ahead and ran a
quick speed test as well got enough to
300 megabits per second so after the
initial build and test is done the only
thing I had left to do in this video was
to run a simple game to see how well it
ran it comes with Minecraft
which is kind of cool it's a free
addition kind of limited but still kind
of cool so I loaded up a Minecraft world
and built a simple rocket ship just to
display that the Raspberry Pi can and
will build a rocket ship in Minecraft pi
well that's it for today guys thank you
for watching if you have any ideas of
what you want me to do with this leave
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