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ZEROtherm ZT-10D Premium CPU Cooler
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| Wed Sep 29, 2010 | 3:41A| PermaLink |
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"ZEROtherm boasts this cooler can handle up to 200W of CPU load before it feels any ill effects. ZEROtherm did ship a fan along with my sample, and I was surprised to see they shipped a 43 CFM ZT-120F fan to cool the new entrant. I realize silence is a main concern for most, but a 40 CFM fan isn’t typically capable of much real help in cooling a tower cooler. So, if in fact I can produce good results with said fan, it will prove that the cooler is indeed efficient.
Today I am going to be discussing the ZT-10D from ZEROtherm. This is a more typical tower style cooler, but adds style and grace along with the capabilities of the cooler. Utilizing six, “U” shaped, 8mm heatpipes running through a very dense array of aluminum fins, with good case airflow, the ZT-10D should be very capable of cooling a processor passively. If you plan to overclock, I suggest a fan. Even clocking my i7 860 to 4GHz is calculated to draw 230 Watts at full load, so if you are on extreme clocks you could saturate this cooler in a passive installation."
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FULL STORY @
TWEAKTOWN
(http://mailbot.tweaktown.com/cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi/r/TweakTown_News/h/20100927141533/www.tweaktown.com/reviews/3546/zerotherm_zt_10d_premium_cpu_cooler/index.html/)
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Cooler Master HAF X Case Review
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| Wed May 26, 2010 | 8:39P| PermaLink |
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While the HAF X is what we would call a pre-modded case there are still plenty of modding opportunities available. Some of these modifications are fairly simple such as watercooling installs, fan swaps, and custom paint, while others may require more work.
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FULL STORY @
NINJALANE
(http://www.ninjalane.com/reviews/cases/cm-hafx)
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