Wednesday, July 31st 2013
Zalman Announces Reserator 3 CPU Cooler
Zalman formally announced Reserator 3 closed-loop liquid CPU cooler, which has been in the news since November 2012. The Reserator 3 another of Zalman's attempts at a modern liquid CPU cooler that comes with its major components pre-assembled, coolant filled, and loop closed, following last year's CNPS20LQ, which uses an Asetek-based design. Its design integrates elements from the company's classic CNPS line of CPU air-coolers, and generous amounts of chrome-plating, and LED lighting. Handling heat dissipation to air, is a heatsink that uses a series of coolant tubes and heat pipes; instead of a conventional liquid-cooling radiator. This heatsink is ventilated by a 120 mm custom-design fan. Zalman claims that the cooler can handle thermal loads as high as 400W, making it fit for some really hot chips like AMD's FX-9590. Zalman didn't announce pricing.
29 Comments on Zalman Announces Reserator 3 CPU Cooler
I actually kind of like it, expensive I'm thinking.
Kidding aside, I hope this performs well enough to compete with other AIO products. :)
Why are they not putting a direct touch heatpipe block and pump combo to be seated on the cpu and liquid circulated thru that to the radiator?
I'm no expert though, just my thoughts .
looks like my bulb is already blown :laugh:
that project is a monster, and amazingly well done too.
thanks for that.
EDIT:
Oh ok, so its a fancy new gimicky tech.. going to wait for reviews then.
I dont like any close loops because designers place the pump close to the cpu/chip