"I’m using a 4GB Raspberry Pi 5 for this with the performance CPU governor set, as it’s what I’ve used in all of my other Pi 5 cooler tests and I don’t want to throw the newer, slightly cooler 2GB model into the mix to jumble things up. The idle temperatures are looking good. I let the system set for 30 minutes, and we sat at a clean 47 degrees Celsius. Under full load, the Raspberry Pi 5 hit a peak of 12.6 Watts and the Akasa Pi-5 Pro took it like a champ, topping out at 77.4 degrees Celsius, which is great for a passive case like this."
Source: Bret Weber
