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Articles: Cooling/PSU

/images/coolers/cnps8000-scythe-mine/icon.gif New CPU Coolers Tested: Zalman CNPS8000 and Scythe Mine (SCMN-1000) Review (page 6) [07/20/2006 10:06 PM | Cooling/PSU]
by Sergey Lepilov
Real-time Pricing and Availability:
Zalman Tech CNPS8000 CPU Cooling Kit Products

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Specifications

The table lists the official specifications of the coolers that will take part in today’s tests.


* - maximum speed when connected directly to the mainboard (without Fan Mate 2)

Besides the coolers listed in the table, we will also include the Pentagram Freezone NXC-100 Cu copper cooler.

For more details on our testing participants please see the corresponding articles called Battle of the Titans: Super Coolers from Scythe, Thermaltake and Zalman Face to Face, Two Towers: Noctua Heatpipe Coolers Review and Titan Vanessa S & L-Type and Thermaltake Big Typhoon vs. Zalman CNPS9500 LED.

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