Creality V4.2.7 Upgrade Mute Silent Mainboard for Ender 3 Customized Silent Board, Ender 3 Silent Mother Board

great product, makes the 3D printer silent

holy crap my printer is so quiet now and the install was so straight forward and easy. the only part that kind of sucked was remoting the glue the factory uses to secure the connections. my printer work station is in my living room and my wife hated hearing it run before, now it doesnt draw any attention.

The constant high pitch sound that comes from the stock stepper motors started to drive me insane after a few months. This board is an easy drop into place (about 45-60min install due to the insane amount of glue that comes on the stock board) and the TMC 2208 stepper drivers are silent. The fans are now the loudest thing on the machine and totally tolerable. Must have!

Board super quiet, has boot loader to flash from flash drive. Marlin 2.0 no pre installed had to compile my self with much trial and error. Really old version Installed

I had this for about two months and I got an E1 error. I went online to the official support and I follow all the steps. I opened everything, checked the wires, did everything the video told me to do, looked good. Kept printing, got a weird smell and another E1 error. Opened it up and saw whats in the picture. I contacted support but I guess I can only get a v4.2.2 motherboard as a replacement and the only solution was that my power supply was on the wrong voltage (which it wasnt since its been running correctly since I got the printer in December.) I dont think I would recommend this product. Looking online this issue isnt that uncommon. It is quite dangerous though.

The motherboard overall works fine. It was a little difficult to install but I found instructions online. Once installed I turned on the device (Creality Ender 3) and it was set up with the Creality software not Marlin as is mentioned in the product description. It still works withthe Creality but if I wanted Marlin I would have to go through downloading the program myself.

I expected some improvement on noise, but I was surprise at just how quiet the printer became. I am looking forward to comparing prints to see if there is any improvement in the print quality. The noise reduction alone was worth the purchase.

Not worth the hassle. First one died in a few weeks, did not power on, got a replacement. Then this replacement one died, voltage not set correctly on the x-axis motor. Could not get it to adjust to the proper voltage. Nothing but headaches. Go with another brand like SKR.

The thing is quit

Installed this board on an Ender 5, worked great for about three benchies. I was impressed by how much quieter it was compared to the stock board. In the middle of my fourth print, the extruder stopped working. Stepper motor and cabling tested out okay, leaving the board as the culprit. Disappointing to say the least. Ill replace with something else.