Review on Zalman Performa Performance Powerful Included by Makoto Ikeda ᠌

I went with the cooler option for a very long time. Because of this, I decided to switch from the AM2 platform to the S1155 platform, and the primary consideration was the height of the cooler. The casing did not change, and based on the predictions made for measurements above 160 millimeters, nothing could have fit there. After my research into the CNPS family of products, I decided to go with the Zalman CNPS10X Performa. Before that, I had case valves from Zalman fitted in every computer that I sold; the customers were quite pleased with the low level of noise. This SO was not an exception to the rule. Because the written instructions and the video on the website do not provide a comprehensive picture on the installation of plastic washers under the mounting legs, I had to put it on the motherboard for a while before realizing that I should have been doing something else. During a process of brainstorming, the proper order was determined. When the Prots had no other option available, they smeared KPT-8. I was able to remove the paste without any difficulty from the kit. The fan does not always turn on because I did not install a resistor, despite the fact that doing so would make it quieter. After overclocking the i5-2500K from 3.3 MHz to 4.1 MHz and putting it under load for an hour and a half, the temperature remained constant at 46 degrees Celsius throughout the test. No load 42-44. There is just one valve in total. He didn't want the second one because he'd already had enough of the first. Because the main height of the tower cooler is approximately 200 mm and this one is 160 mm, I give the cooler a grade of 5+. It is especially useful for people who have a case that is narrow because this one is only 160 mm tall.