Monday, December 2nd 2019
Zalman CNPS20X and CNPS17X Coolers with RGB Embellishments Released
Korean PC cooling major Zalman released the CNPS20X and CNPS17X air coolers with RGB LED embellishments. The CNPS or computer noise prevention system line of CPU coolers from Zalman consist of the most outlandish and off-beat heatsink designs, and it's no different with the CNPS20X and CNPS17X. The CNPS17X has a solo fin-stack heatsink with one included fan, while the CNPS20X is a dual fin-stack heatsink with two included fans. Both coolers feature a small quantity of pure copper fins in addition to aluminium fins. The copper fins are positioned toward the center of the stack.
Both coolers include an RGB LED-embellished variant of the ZM-SF140, a 140 mm fan with split-blade impellers designed to increase air-flow. The fans spin between 800 to 1,500 RPM, pushing up to 63 CFM of air, with noise output ranging between 16.5 dBA to 28 dBA. An X-shaped form along the fan-frame holds clear acrylic diffusers for the RGB LEDs. The heights of both coolers are capped at 16 cm, which should make them kosher for most contemporary mid-towers cases. Among the CPU socket types supported are AM4, LGA115x, and LGA2066. The CNPS17X is rated for thermal loads of up to 200 W, while the CNPS20X is claimed by its makers to be fit for 300 W. Available in the EU, the CNPS17X is priced at 60€, while the CNPS20X goes for 80€.
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Both coolers include an RGB LED-embellished variant of the ZM-SF140, a 140 mm fan with split-blade impellers designed to increase air-flow. The fans spin between 800 to 1,500 RPM, pushing up to 63 CFM of air, with noise output ranging between 16.5 dBA to 28 dBA. An X-shaped form along the fan-frame holds clear acrylic diffusers for the RGB LEDs. The heights of both coolers are capped at 16 cm, which should make them kosher for most contemporary mid-towers cases. Among the CPU socket types supported are AM4, LGA115x, and LGA2066. The CNPS17X is rated for thermal loads of up to 200 W, while the CNPS20X is claimed by its makers to be fit for 300 W. Available in the EU, the CNPS17X is priced at 60€, while the CNPS20X goes for 80€.
18 Comments on Zalman CNPS20X and CNPS17X Coolers with RGB Embellishments Released
Or else a little more and you can buy a good Noctua or Be Quiet cooler.
Now where are the reviews to (dis)prove my hunch?
Didn't help they were allen head screws either but at least they included an allen wrench in the package..... Same pot metal quality though and stripping of the screws and wrench was imminent - Yes it happened too.
I assembled a brand new PC (sans the case which was left from the previous PC) and both the motherboard and the CPU cooler feature RGB lighting which of course I didn't enable 'cause I do not want a new year tree under my desk.
DeepCool's turned out to be viable enough for watercooling (not to the same extent as Noctua fans of course, and only up to 45mm thick rads from what bits I've read), and has become something above a "mere novelty" when compared to other fancy aRGB fans but below that of "performance over looks" like Noctuas or server-grade fans.
Then there's the Alseye version; which looks like a DeepCool copy with just a frame design tweak.
For some water is'nt a option.
Yeah, 300W TDP sounds a lot but at what temperature delta? 50C? 100C?