Product ReviewsZALMAN CNPS 7500 Cu LED 110mm 2 Ball CPU Cooler
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 Rating: Review Date: 01/22/10  |
Cons: Not so usefull
Pros: Look awesomeGood weight (for the material) |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/27/08 |
Cons: none for me
Pros: All copper wide fan range Comment:
Zalman CNPS7500-CU LED Heatsink Fan LGA775 AM2 S939 S940 S754 1150-2300RPM 17-32DBA W/ Blue LED ,All copper wide fan range so you can set it up with the mainboard bois. Zalman makes great produces and this for the money on sale is one of them! |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/25/08 |
Cons: - Wide; may not fit some motherboards- Integrated fan may introduce headache if you want to replace it another fan
Pros: + Good cooling performance+ All copper+ Fins are very thin and there are lots of them; large total surface areas+ Noiseless operation is possible thanks to the included fan-speed controller+ Relatively short; fits many cube cases Comment:
I'm using this to cool an Q9450 on the Asus P5E-VM. Able to run it at 3.4GHz at 60C under load, and this is with the fan set to an inaudible (~33%) setting. The fan is pretty loud at the max speed, so most users should expect to make use of the included fan-speed controller. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/23/08 |
Cons: Installation not as easy as they make it sound
Pros: Works greatFairly quiet even at full fan speedComes with fan controller Comment:
I installed this on an Asus P5KC and was very difficult to install due to the northbridge heatsinks and pipes were very close to the plate. I had to actually remove the NB heatsink first, install the CPU heat sink then re-attach the NB. Might be easier on other boards but anything near the CPU slot may cause issues. However, performance wise this thing works great and comes with a fan speed controller. My CPU temps at high load dropped by almost 10 degrees when running the fan at full speed. I would not call this thing silent, but it is much quiter than the stock heatsink. |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/24/08 |
Cons: provided thermal paste is difficult to apply, and probably insufficient
Pros: Easy to install, quiet, heavy Comment:
Now, the loudest sound in my case is my 8800GT, the contact was incredibly smooth, no visible scratches. Thanks to the AM2 specification, this was even easier to install than most stock cooler. ++ |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/24/07 |
Cons: Pretty loud when cranked. It's HUGE!
Pros: Super cooling. Easily controlled. Silent when turned down low. Looks pretty sweet. Comment:
I went over the top by putting this on my Athlon XP 2500. It's now pulling extra duty as an overclocked 3400. Temps are also about the same as they were with the stock HSF, pre overclocking (39-41*C). |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/18/07 |
Cons: Big and heavy. Barely clears the RAM heat spreaders.
Pros: Efficient radial flow. A good-looking cooler. Comment:
This is complete and utter overkill on an AMD BE-2350, but it looks great, and moves enough air at 1200 RPM to keep the Asus M2A-VM HDMI motherboard cool. I installed the Mushkin EM PC2-6400 RAM before attempting the cooler, since there's little clearance. But it fits. I didn't use the speed controller since the motherboard takes care of the fan speed. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/13/07 |
Cons: Very big
Pros: Nice looking,noiseless Comment:
This fan is very good, and you'll really notice a difference, but first, you'll need to install it... I had to bought a northbrigde chipset (Thermalright HR-05-SLI) to get it fit in my computer cause it's REALLY big. I noticed a 2°c or 3°c drop from the intel stock fan. |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/26/07 |
Cons: A bit Pricy
Pros: Keeps things cool Comment:
I bought this for a core 2 duo on a EVGA 680i MB and it was hard to get on, but other than that it's great |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/10/07 |
Cons: bit hard to install on other processor than AMD.Can be noisy if you deactivate the controller and motherboard noise controls.
Pros: A viable quiet solution and compatible with most quiet motherboard. Comment:
I bought this rose to my HTPC and it working great so far. I don't even need the controller since my board support a quiet feature. Very silent, and with a cool LED.But it can be very noisy when maxed. So overclockers, beware. And the other CPU installations methods seems a bit weary (core2 and the others). |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/25/07 |
Cons: Fairly large, fins bend very easy
Pros: Looks Cool, Adjustable fan speeds, pretty quiet Comment:
Becareful with shipping on this heatsink, the company that sent me mine bent my fins. Does a fairly decent job of cooling, espically a crappy pentium D 3.4 ghz with AI overclocking by ASUS |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/04/07 |
Cons: Sharp
Pros: Good Price (Kinda)Full CopperEasy to InstallQuiet Comment:
I bought this for a friend after he saw my Zalman 7000 AlCu. He needed a LGA775 fan for his p4 which the 7000 does not support and this one does. Though I have not seen or heard it, he said that even at full speed it is much quieter than his Coolermaster something or other. The only problem he said he had was that the heatsink fins were fairly sharp, but other than that everything was very good. |
i order the 7500 CU cause i tought is was at least good as the old 7700CU that i used to have on my athlon S939, but sadly, I'm not convinced about this one, and i won't recommend it. only got 2-3 degrees down from my original cooler from AMD.