LicheePi 4A 64bit LPDDR4X 16GB RISC-V Single Board Computer, Linux IoT Development Board, TH1520 C910x4 2.0GHz CPU 4TOPS NPU, onboard WiFi4 BT5 Dual Gigabit Ethernet Port, Support Android Debian

This is a nice package with the case and power supply. I found the case fan annoying to fit in the case with the heat sink, board, etc., but in the end it all fit.I had to flash the board to see all 16GB of RAM, so don't panic if you only see 8 when it arrives. Flashing requires pressing a button on the board, so don't get ahead of yourself putting in the last handful of screws to button up the case. The info for where to get the images and how to flash it on the sipeed wiki documentation page for the board. It's straight forward enough if you've ever used android tools to flash your phone.I ended up installing Fedora using the instructions on the Fedora RISC-V T-HEAD wiki page. The provided image is using a franken-kernel since upstream supported is absent right now, but it mostly works. Wireless seems to cut out for me a lot. I also needed to get the 16GB dtb from the Debian image and edit the extlinux.conf for Fedora boot to get it to see all 16GB of RAM.Now the fun playing with RISC-V starts.

There is a supposed mirror on Mega but it's not the same as what appears on Baidu. If you don't have a Baidu account and software installed, you cannot download anything from it.Also, none of the 2 fans included fit into the case. The only one that sort-of fits has DuPont connectors that are too high to fit in the case.The POE attachment requires soldering and it doesn't fit in the case. That's not mentioned anywhere.