I won't send a photo)) It's funny myself. Whoever came across a cooler with star screws, congratulations, get an unforgettable experience. Works just fine. Installation-entertainment for an evening or two. What else is needed for a good life? I advise everyone! Got pros: Cools my Intel Core i5-3450 well. I put it with the help of a bios at 950 rpm, I'm happy like an elephant with noise, that is, with its absence. In idle-35 (bad thermal paste for 100) in active work 50. And that's it ! More…

Its pros: I installed it on my Phenom965BE instead of a BOX cooler. The temperature in the AIDA stress test (at 100% CPU load) in 16 minutes rose to 52 degrees on the lid and 50 on the cores. Which is 11 degrees colder than with the BOX cooler. But the biggest plus is that the boxed one gave out 6750 rpm and growled so that it seemed that he was about to fly into space. The ZALMAN fan always runs at 1500 rpm (in my case) and it is inaudible, it does not stand out from the general noise of the

When I bought it, I thought that the noise level would be at the level of Entrime (it costs a friend), which is quite noisy. But the main thing for me was that it cooled the processor well, and I was ready to put up with the rest. Even without an adapter (included) to reduce speed and noise, it turned out to be very quiet. In a closed case, the cooler is not audible at all. If you get closer, then instead of noise you will hear only a pleasant rustle!) I was afraid that the mat would bend. fee…

There were no problems with the installation, the main thing is not to rush. I put the Noctua NF-S12B redux-1200 PWM fan as the second number, set the "silent" mode in the BIOS to both cooler valves, 2 pcs. at 4400 through the BIOS config of the mother ASRock Z170 Pro4 - Linx 0.6.5 all memory 16 GB, tasks - in full, 5 runs - 72 ° maximum, strange at such speeds, I used a couple of days, now on a business trip, I want to quickly post and overclock how supposed to. That's all for now.

I bought it, installed it yesterday, it took quite a while. With the analysis and collection of the entire computer, it took probably more than an hour. The paws that press the cooler to the bottom plate are shown in the instructions as bent, but in real life they are even, they bend like springs. And pretty tough. It is difficult to put on the screws, it is scary that something will burst, but the board did not seem to bend, thanks to the powerful plate at the back. The height of the cooler…

Apart from a few air cooled NAS boxes, all my desktops and servers have used an all in one cooling system for the past 7 years. This was partly due to the newness of water cooling, the increasing heat demands of my equipment, and air coolers that were oversized and overpriced. It's still big (most of the time it fits), but the price is very fair. Some AIO coolers can be bought for twice the price, but it's still a good stock and few air coolers at this price even work well. This went into an…

My roommate recently built a new 5800x computer and I still had my Wraith Prism that I used to build my computer last year. I settled on the NH-D15, so I gave it my Wriath Prism for free to see if it could cool its monstrous processor. It didn't happen so I found it and risked it. I'll start with the cons of what we've gathered so far, but PLEASE read everything. The attachment system isn't bad, but the instructions are incredibly difficult to follow. I've built a lot of PCs, and looking at the

The important thing here - literally - is the cooler. It's huge and requires at least 6.5 inches of clearance from your CPU to the side of the case to accommodate it, so small cases aren't necessary. If you have a large enough case, you will need to look into a mounting system that is very secure. and inspires a lot of confidence, but it's not that easy to use. What you end up with is a backplate (for the sockets that don't have a built-in backplate) and a mounting mechanism that centers around

Zalman CNPS10X coolers have been around for over a decade and are known for great performance at a reasonable price. The Performa Black continues this tradition with a larger 135mm fan, larger heatsink surface area and a sleek black finish. This means even better cooling than before, but the changes also include a thicker backplate assembly, which can be problematic in some computer cases. The 4 inch clearance under the motherboard is required by the ATX specification. Many hulls, including the

I installed this in a Zalman mid tower case, MSI mobile phone, Intel I9 processor. Although the mid-tower case was a bit cramped, it wasn't a difficult setup and as a cooler it worked very well in my case as one GPU and three hard drives got very hot. At this price, this is a solution I will use again.

I like this cooler. It moves a lot of air, keeps my computer a lot cooler than stock (around 10 degrees C) and actually isn't even that loud. Fan speed is good, static pressure is good. I like the all black color scheme. The assembly was quite easy and the quality of the material is quite acceptable. Overall I don't know why people would pay 2-3x more for a name brand fridge considering most of the key components are just outsourced and bought by the same companies and then just rebranded. Here

I received this "Zalman CNPS 10X Performa Black" to install on my i7-6700K+ Z170 platform which is rated at 95w tdp and consumes more power when overclocked. The CNPS 10X is one of the best air coolers I've ever used, even better than some of the more expensive ones. Here is an overview. Good: - Very good performance. I stress tested the CPU and saw a 5 degree improvement (from 67 to 62) over my old cooler that cost more. Installation is pretty easy and the instructions are clear. Considering…