💨 Silver Zalman CNPS80F CPU Fan Cooling Review

Pros below: It does not take up much space, it does not make noise at all (in the beginning), unlike the same Glacial Tech. I advise everyone! Cons: Over time, when turned on, it starts to buzz like a tractor! Then everything goes back to normal!

It's definitely not worth taking. Competitors in this price segment offer better value for money solutions with better performance, such as DEEPCOOL Theta 9 PWM, DEEPCOOL Theta 20 PWM and even DEEPCOOL Gamma Archer. Pros below: The Intel Celeron G1840 fully covers the cooling needs. The installation took quite a bit of time, although the instructions in the kit are so-so. Low profile. In some cases, this is a plus (small cases, etc.) Different cons: Too low and wide. On Gigabyte GA-H81M-DS2V…

Installed on i7-2600K, the previous cooler died. The percent is undervolted (-100mV), the zalman cools it perfectly (39 at rest, max. 84 in load tests like linx'a). Look at this cooler as an excellent replacement for a box cooler. Quiet, more productive than a boxed one, cheap (I got a new one for less than $10 on eBay). Got pros: Very quiet, you can't hear it at all. Compact, on my board does not block anything, does not hurt. Very cheap. Good thermal paste included. Cons: The dissipated power

An excellent budget segment cooler, I bought everything perfectly for Socket 775, even the instructions are in native 2022, remember that when buying Zalman everything is included, even thermal paste, check the completeness in the store when buying, installation took no more than one minute, even a screwdriver was not required, I recommend to purchases !

This cooler looks great, cools well, but was difficult to install without bending the fins, slipping, and spilling thermal paste. Nice low profile quiet device, just what I was looking for.

The mounting bracket is not compatible with my Asrock 970 Extreme4 motherboard. I got the fan working with the standard mount I had. If I didn't have it, I'd probably have to secure it with zip ties. The fan is quiet. I don't recommend this at all because someone might not have a stock mount. Also, this isn't pre-applied with thermal paste, which isn't a deal breaker for me, but might be for others. All in all I got this fan working after using the stock bracket I had. The fan is very quiet.

I built a HTPC to run my Plex server. I used an old FX8350 from my gaming PC and needed a new cooler. The stock cooler is terribly loud. This cooler is much better and low noise what I was looking for. Really easy to install.

It was a good buy. I installed it on an AMD A8-7600 so this is the older part. I think 65 watts. I was concerned at first because it's a 3-pin and not a 4-pin so I can't control the fan speed via the motherboard UEFI, but it keeps the CPU cool with little to no fan noise. One caveat, however, when I first installed the cooler was it was in a slim package. Fall and keep the processor only about 10 degrees cooler than the maximum rated TDP. I've since upgraded to a medium tower hull and…

Pros: Great for small cases, low noise and good cooling in cases with low airflow. Cons: Can be tricky to install with wide cooling fins (thumbs don't help). Overall this is a great option if you have a micro sized case.

This thing is covering 50% of my CPU.? Didn't even try to use it as it's an AMD FX8350 which gets pretty hot. The fins are plastic, I swear (they're metal, but once you do you'll see what I mean). The fan is cheap. I wanted to believe I could get by on a $10 cooler, but never again. Buy a Noctua or a Corsair H60 or something and spend your $10 and McDonald's.