New Thermalright & Zalman coolers

nightic · 06-09-04, 10:28 PM

I realise eveyone's now probably seen the soon-to-be-released XP-120 but here are a few photos of some new (revised?) cooling solutions from Thermalright and Zalman recently shown at Computex 2004:

Thermalright XP120/XP90/NB1-C/new circular CPU heatsinks/VGA heatsink.

Thermalright VGA heatsink (halfway down page).

Zalman CNPS7700/7000B 120mm CPU heatsinks + ZM80D-HP twin-heatpipe VGA cooler.

Zalman VGA RAM heatsink kit.

9mmCensor · 06-09-04, 10:42 PM

Saw the other pics in the NB-1C thread, and I must say that looks very nice.

Yuriman · 06-09-04, 10:42 PM

OMG open the last link, and look how much AS5 they put on that thing! I bet they killed it....

Anyway, a few posts have already been around about theses coolers, but I hadnt seen thost particular reviews.(previews?)

9mmCensor · 06-09-04, 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Yuriman

OMG open the last link, and look how much AS5 they put on that thing! I bet they killed it....

Anyway, a few posts have already been around about theses coolers, but I hadnt seen thost particular reviews.(previews?)

heh, didn't look at that link... you'd think they would know better.

Radical · 06-09-04, 10:44 PM

Those XP120s and Zalman VGA Ramsinks look really nice. I wonder when they'll be out

Electron Chaser · 06-09-04, 10:45 PM

That is some really cool stuff. Thanks for sharing.

Westline · 06-09-04, 10:54 PM

wow, i can hardly wait for those things to come out

MysticX23 · 06-10-04, 06:54 AM

cool stuff. but whats the actual difference between the old cnps7000 and this cnps7700?

dalek2.0 · 06-10-04, 07:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Yuriman

OMG open the last link, and look how much AS5 they put on that thing! I bet they killed it....

Well it may not work, but it is cool.

That is a lot. Hope it isn't conductive.

Sorry. I noticed my smillies are working again. Love those things. We need more of them.

Later

fragger56 · 06-10-04, 09:11 AM

whats the difference between teh zalman 7000 series and teh new 7700 ones? bigger fans i assume?
and that thermal paste on that GFX card dont look like AS5 to me, looks like the stock grey goop i had on my 98xt when i got it.

jlin453 · 06-10-04, 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Yuriman

OMG open the last link, and look how much AS5 they put on that thing! I bet they killed it....

Anyway, a few posts have already been around about theses coolers, but I hadnt seen thost particular reviews.(previews?)

I don't think those are AS5, looks like thermal/adhesive pads to me. Those low profile ones look interesting. First thine I'd do of course is to take off those pads

nightic · 06-10-04, 05:56 PM

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Originally Posted by MysticX23

cool stuff. but whats the actual difference between the old cnps7000 and this cnps7700?

CNPS7000/A uses a 90mm fan.
CNPS7700/7000B use a 120mm one.

06-09-04, 10:28 PM	Thread Starter #1
nightic Registered Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: London, UK	New Thermalright & Zalman coolers I realise eveyone's now probably seen the soon-to-be-released XP-120 but here are a few photos of some new (revised?) cooling solutions from Thermalright and Zalman recently shown at Computex 2004: Thermalright XP120/XP90/NB1-C/new circular CPU heatsinks/VGA heatsink. Thermalright VGA heatsink (halfway down page). Zalman CNPS7700/7000B 120mm CPU heatsinks + ZM80D-HP twin-heatpipe VGA cooler. Zalman VGA RAM heatsink kit.
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9mmCensor Disabled Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Banned Camp	Saw the other pics in the NB-1C thread, and I must say that looks very nice.
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Yuriman Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: The OCFORUMS	OMG open the last link, and look how much AS5 they put on that thing! I bet they killed it.... Anyway, a few posts have already been around about theses coolers, but I hadnt seen thost particular reviews.(previews?)
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Radical Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: CA	Those XP120s and Zalman VGA Ramsinks look really nice. I wonder when they'll be out
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Electron Chaser Senior Delta Fanatic Join Date: May 2004 Location: I live by a Delta	That is some really cool stuff. Thanks for sharing.
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Westline Member Join Date: Feb 2004	wow, i can hardly wait for those things to come out
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fragger56 Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Hong Kong	whats the difference between teh zalman 7000 series and teh new 7700 ones? bigger fans i assume? and that thermal paste on that GFX card dont look like AS5 to me, looks like the stock grey goop i had on my 98xt when i got it. __________________ My rig: :) P4(northwood)2.6C@3.0 Ghz, 1 Gig of Kingmax DDR433@460Mhz, a grandmars(rebranded powercolor) 9800xt Cooled by 3 case fans: 80mm delta 50CFM, 2 panflow 80mm M1A's, a pair of white sunbeam CCFLs and a Thermalright XP-90/w 80CFM 92mm Delta. controlled by my ThermalTake Hardcano 12 soon to be watercooled :) DD RBX(lucite top)--Maze4 chipset (865/875 mounting/w lucite top)--silverprop Cyclone fusion HL (ati mount)--swiftech MCP-600 pump--custom aquatube based rez If you happen to be in HongKong and are intrested in watercooling PM me! i may be able to get you WC parts!
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