Zalman CNPS9700-NT

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  1. chris2k

    chris2k Maha Guru

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  2. Billabong

    Billabong Ancient Guru

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    I had one of these before I switched to the Thermalright Ultra 120 eXtreme.

    They're a good cooler, not quite as efficient as the TU120e but definitly more than adequate.
     
  3. RKOver

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    I use the cooler to cool my Q6600. It's great.
     
  4. chris2k

    chris2k Maha Guru

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    The tu 120 is disgusting though big chunk of metal, no led as well was after the 9700 for its green led.
     

  5. willvx

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    I'm using the CNPS9700 on my E6700 and it works great. I have 1.4v going to my proc. @ 3.33Ghz. Under full load (TAT) I reach temps of about 64/65C, which I consider quite good. In case you didn't know, TAT pushes your proc. a full 100%, something no program will ever do. In Crysis, for example, I only stay in the mid to upper 50s.
     
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  6. chris2k

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    Tis very good, bought it.
     
  7. OCZ

    OCZ Master Guru

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    Looks uber, and cools pretty good too, although Tuniq is a better choice or TR but w/e we don't talk about them.
    The only thing I would like to point out is that he's pretty noisy when above 2000RPM ( 2800 is the max ) but it won't actually go above 1800-1900RPM ( so it's pretty quiet ) if your set on auto pwm.
    But when it's on 2800RPM it's like a jet plane taking off no kidding lol.
     
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    i have a 9500 and i love it. if i needed a bigger cooler i would have gotten the 9700.
     
  9. spyer

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    I have a Q6600 core 2 quad and a XFX 780i Motherboard . do you think that this cpu cooler is good for me to over clock. Btw i will be using it for hard core gaming :banana::banana::banana::bang::bang::bang:
     
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    Dont get me wrong on this one, but the Arctic cooling freezer Pro , isnt that aero dynamical for good airflow in the case. and because of it's shape and how it stands out , the back fan of the case will have to bee removed because it will obstruct the airflow of the arctic cooling freezer pro
     
  12. ST19AG_WGreymon

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    Get it! I have the 9500A keeps my CPU at 26C idle no more than 35C load.
     
  13. maxfly

    maxfly Ancient Guru

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    for a quad its better than the stock hsf but your better off with something like this.
    http://www.newegg.com/product/product.aspx?Item=N82E16835233003
    or this.
    http://www.xigmatek.com/product/air-achilless1284.php
    add a thermalright backplate and youll get performance on par with the tru at nearly half the price.
     
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