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Old 13th Aug 2004, 12:14 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default The Zalman ZM80D-HP Heatpipe Cooler Review!

Is your latest, top-of-the-line graphics card literally hot and smokin’? Well, heat will do no good to any electronic component so what you need is a cooler to keep temperatures down!

Today, Chai will introduce you to the Zalman ZM80D-HP heatpipe cooler! Designed to cool that hot new graphics card’s temperature without blowing your ear drums, this is one cooler you must check out. Read on to find out how cool it can get!



Link : The Zalman ZM80D-HP Heatpipe Cooler Review!
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Old 13th Aug 2004, 05:32 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I wonder how this one compares to the VGA Silencer?
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Old 13th Aug 2004, 02:29 PM   #3 (permalink)
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If it is running in passive mode, then the VGA silencer is better
It should outperform the VGA silencer easily if you have the ZM-OP1 or better fan blowing at it
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If it is running in passive mode, then the VGA silencer is better
It should outperform the VGA silencer easily if you have the ZM-OP1 or better fan blowing at it
I don't think that's true...
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Old 13th Aug 2004, 03:10 PM   #5 (permalink)
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The ZM-OP1 does not do much anyway 12v or 5v, they suck

except you try some 50+CFM on it then you will see BIG differences
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The ZM-OP1 does not do much anyway 12v or 5v, they suck

except you try some 50+CFM on it then you will see BIG differences
Actually I'm blowing about 70+CFM on it. Doesn't make much difference with the ZM OP1.

Arctic VGA Silencer is better than ZM80C, but ZM80D closes up the gap. But I don't have proof to back that up. Unless I get to a Silencer...
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Mine runs cooler with the 50CFM fan..... i don't have any temperature measurement devices I touched the heatsink, it's cooler with the 50CFM fan
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i have the zm80d-hp installed on my asus9800pro 256...been about a week.
i used a thermaltake thunderblade fan instead of the zalman fan..same cfm, but quieter due to it's larger profile.
dropped 10c from stock settings...overclocked my card to 405/365 with max temps after running the ati "ruby" demo for an hour, my card never even reached the idle temps of the stock cooler. Zalman has done a great job! I did a review a week ago on this...
i used artic silver instead of the supplied paste as well, as 2 tubes were so empty when i opened them i could not get any paste out.
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The fan blows the air away from the heatsink right? If so, would the side panel of the case put a damper on its cooling potential?

Chai, try asking Arctic Cooling for a review sample. Their new ATI Silencers are almost out and I'm sure they'll want sites to spread the word about how good they are.
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The fan blows the air away from the heatsink right? If so, would the side panel of the case put a damper on its cooling potential?

Chai, try asking Arctic Cooling for a review sample. Their new ATI Silencers are almost out and I'm sure they'll want sites to spread the word about how good they are.
LOL! I will see what I can do.
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