Tuesday, May 27th 2008
Zalman Stealthy Launches the CNPS9300 AT CPU Cooler
Zalman has updated its cooling product portfolio today with a new CPU cooler named CNPS9300 AT, or what looks like to be the little brother of CNPS9500/9700. The pure copper and aluminum cooler, measuring 61.35x108x132.5mm (L x H x W) comes in Zalman's patented curved heatpipe design with four heatpipes and its own look. In the center of the cooler, there's a PWM controlled 92mm fan that spins from 1500 rpm to 2400 rpm with 20.0dBA to 30.0dBA ± 10% noise levels. The new cooler is compatible with Intel LGA 775 and AMD Socket 754, 939, 940, AM2 and AM2+ processors. The retail price set for it in Europe is about 42 Euro.
Source:
TechConnect Magazine
18 Comments on Zalman Stealthy Launches the CNPS9300 AT CPU Cooler
It was one of the first CPU coolers i came across that had the fan blowing the heat towards the back fan of the case. I know it wasnt the first invented and released, just the first i had come across at my local pc store. Sorta stuck with it ever since, thou always trying others.
Any news of the Coolermaster V12 ?
Only good thing about it is the PWM fan. But tha is pointless as well, as the is 9500 AT with PWM www.zalman.co.kr/ENG/product/Product_Read.asp?idx=161
Arctic Cooling came up with the Xtreme Twin Tower for 26€ and it will CRUSH this.
forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=61263
(I used to have 9500led before, so I'm no Zalman hater :p I just don't get this.)
Instead they should have come out with a CNPS9900, with a 120mm fan or maybe 2 and bigger pipes or direct contact.
A replaceable fan requires a fan in an enclosure. There is so much efficiency lost... as well as the turbulence getting trapped within the enclosure creating more noise.