Need to keep your MiSTer cool? The acrylic fan plate kit is an excellent choice it comes with a fan, heatsink, mounting bolts, nuts and screws.
MiSTer Fan Plate and Heatsink
£11.99
If your MiSTer build has no need of an IO board but you still want an active cooling solution, while also providing protection to your build and looking good, then the acrylic fan plate kit is what you need.
Included with the MiSTer fan plate kit is a cast acrylic top plate finished in either a crystal clear or gloss jet black, a 40mm fan with a shortened fan connection wire, mounting nuts and bolts for the fan, mounting screws for the fan plate and a solid all metal aluminium heatsink with 3M 8810 thermal adhesive applied.
Installation is straight forward, first remove the film from the thermal adhesive on the bottom of the heatsink, then firmly push the heatsink down onto the Cyclone® V. Next mount the fan onto the acrylic plate using the two bolts and nuts, now using the four provided screws mount the plate onto the DE10-Nano’s brass standoffs. Finally connect the fan plug as follows, with the red wire to pin 11 (5V) and the black wire to pin 12 (GND) on the GPIO 1 header.
View DE10-Nano GPIO Expansion Header Pin Arrangement
✅ Precision Laser Cut
✅ Manufactured From Perspex® Cast Acrylic
✅ Includes Top Plate, Fan, Heatsink
✅ Fitting Kit Included
MiSTer Fan Plate and Heatsink Compatibility:
✅ Terasic DE10-Nano
✅ Retro Remake MiSTer Pi
❌ QMTECH Cyclone V
| Colour Of Plate: | Crystal Clear, Jet Black |
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g82perinet (verified owner) –
Very fine design, thin fan, heatsink already with thermal film on it. Nevertheless, fan for 12VDC which works correctly on 5V and is very silent but why not proposing a connection for 9VDC considering the connector JP5 already has it? Maybe it is not necessary.