Review on Zalman Performa Performance Powerful Included by Bambang K Masruri ᠌

Finally managed to get to the computer in order to complete the review for this product. The Zalman, TT, and CoolerMaster brands are some of my favorites, however I have to say that I was let down by this cooler. Stone 2550k has an increased clock speed of 4.5 MHz. 45 degrees. The graphics are intuitive for each and every aspect. The cooling is done quite well. Everything would go off without a hitch. However, I noticed a hum, similar to that of a transformer. In addition, the hum was "stepped;" the more the CPU was loaded, the stronger the hum became, and the transition between revolutions was very noticeable. Even the husband's wife spotted it later that day and inquired as to what all the commotion was about. It is treated by hitting the system unit, which is why the fan can occasionally be heard making crackling noises. He is a bothersome person. Despite the fact that it is ZALMAN, the name has such an offensive sound to it. Even at 900 revolutions per minute, you will be able to hear it. Between 1200 and 1300 revolutions per minute, the sound will begin to become annoying, and at 1500 revolutions per minute and higher, you will want to turn off the power to the Carlson. I'm going to see if I can configure the BIOS by using the bios. despite the fact that the cooler itself is of high quality, I get the feeling that I will need to search for a replacement fan at some point. The negative was for the intolerable, jerky noise, or more specifically for the hum that came from the transformer. Even the complicated installation process appears to be a waste of time with this Device.