Lets take a look at the first sealed liquid cooling system from Zalman. wearing the CNPS badge it should keep things quiet as well as cool.
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Zalman CNPS 20LQ Review
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Lets take a look at the first sealed liquid cooling system from Zalman. wearing the CNPS badge it should keep things quiet as well as cool.
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YogevSkill
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Not too shabby, though the H100 & H50 are a better bang for your buck.
Sweet review gary. thx.
Sweet review gary. thx.
killablade
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Nice review fella, though I can't say I like these "H2O" coolers much. I prefer a good old fashioned chunk of metal!
By the way..
Don't you mean for every increase of 3dBA?
Taken from wikipedia..
Could be mistaken though, but in that case I'll have to report my physics teacher!
By the way..
Don't you mean for every increase of 3dBA?
Taken from wikipedia..
Could be mistaken though, but in that case I'll have to report my physics teacher!
Hi (first post but lets just forget the formalities, shall we? 
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So I got this kit for roughly 40€, it was a pretty good sale I recon. I had a Thermalright True spirit before and while it did it's job, I wasn't really keen on trying to push my 2600K past the 4.5Ghz... not with those temps. I just saw the unit on sale and thought why not, at least I'd get to try something new.
So I figured that I had a couple of GT's unused, forget the bundled fan and throw it in as a push-pull setup. The GT's are AP-13's though (1150 RPM) and... well, would such low-rpm fans be enough? Or am I better off using the stock fan?
)So I got this kit for roughly 40€, it was a pretty good sale I recon. I had a Thermalright True spirit before and while it did it's job, I wasn't really keen on trying to push my 2600K past the 4.5Ghz... not with those temps. I just saw the unit on sale and thought why not, at least I'd get to try something new.
So I figured that I had a couple of GT's unused, forget the bundled fan and throw it in as a push-pull setup. The GT's are AP-13's though (1150 RPM) and... well, would such low-rpm fans be enough? Or am I better off using the stock fan?
