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Out of stock | | | | | | CNPS7000B-AlCu Replaces the CNPS7000AAICU. The 7000B has slightly improved upon the 7000A heatsink not only in performance, but in a 7g weight reduction. The 7000B comes with the easy-to-use Fan Mate 2, and even includes a high strength fiberglass reinforced plastic Backplate for use with AMD Sempron/AMD64 motherboards. | | | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 0.39 inches | | Product Width: | 0.39 inches | | Product Height: | 0.39 inches | | Product Weight: | 0.97 pounds | | Package Length: | 9.37 inches | | Package Width: | 7.09 inches | | Package Height: | 2.83 inches | | Package Weight: | 1.5 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 7 reviews |
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| | Features | Does not generate noise or vibration in Silent ModePure Copper and Pure Aluminum base materials ensure excellent heat dissipationIntel Pentium 4 (Socket 478), AMD Duron/Athlon/Athlon XP (Socket 462), and Sempron/AMD64 (Socket 754/939/940) compatible92mm fan inside the FHS maximizes airflow and makes installation easierAdjustable fan speed controller (FAN MATE 2) enables control of noise and fan performance
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 This thing is AWESOME!! My computer runs at 34C/93F now!! Mar 07, 2009
This cooler is AWESOME!! I'm very surprised that a major computer manufacturer like Dell/HP does not have an account with these guys. But I'm almost glad that they aren't due to the fact that they have to make a relative efficient processor with a lesser efficient cooler! My computer is running at least 10 degrees cooler than prior. My computer used to crash all the time after long periods of being on... However, I accidentally left my computer on for the whole weekend without any crash from overheating.
The only reason that I am rating it as 4**** rather than 5***** is because my Socket A/462 eMachines 3070 didn't work with their brackets. I had to build a custom made adjustment from my 3070 bracket and attach it to the Zalman or else it would have been 0 *'s. Just a few drill holes into the Zalman's base and some bending and forcing for compatibility to my original bracket. Make sure it works with your computer's motherboard first!! It had stated that this was SocketA compatible however my motherboard doesn't allow any hole mounts and was blocked from installing the cooler easily. I'm sure this works with other SocketA computers well, but I just didn't luck out. Tiger's Direct even generously offered to accept a return. Well-made Korean product. Maybe Samsung and these guys will work together in the future or something. I got the AlCu version because even the 92mm is over the processor's recommended weight by a bit. 92mm is pretty damn large with the metal wrapping by the way and is already a very tight fit that needed custom adjustments around my power source.
Unless you do a lot of gaming or something, I can't imagine why you would even need the 120mm gigantic 7700 version. Unless first of all you have the room to fit the larger version, I would go with the 92mm only. I would avoid the Cu/copper version altogether due to its even heavier 1.5X weight over the AlCu and that it only cools a degree or two cooler.
Again, anybody with a computer, keep your computer running cool and efficient with this Zalman. My first deluxe option was to go with liquid cooling: The Zalman runs only a few degrees warmer than Liquid Cooling!! Save > $100 bucks and prevent maintenance of the liquid version.
Noise Level: Very Quiet!! I didn't even realize how much quieter it would have been because my original fan was bearably whiny and slightly annoying but I didn't think much of it and accepted it as part of my computer experience.
Completely different experience with the Zalman as it is MUCH quieter!! It is virtually silent compared to the original. If I had to guage it, I would guess it is 1.5X to 2X quieter to the original! So much so, if I went back to the original fan, it would probably drive me NUTS! It was just one of those things that you didn't know, you knew or found out until you had something to compare it to after the new experience.
 Great CPU cooler! Mar 01, 2009
This cooler keeps the temp. down and is also dead quiet. I have a mATX case and it fit with no problem. I use the fan speed controller on my 92mm case fan with no problem either. I highly recommend this cooler or any other Zalman product.
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Perfect solution for Socket 478 Dec 12, 2007
I use this fan on my AMD Athlon XP 2100+. My old after-market fan died after 4 years of constant use so I needed a replacement. The Zalman CNPS700B fan quietly keeps my gaming/3D modeling computer nice and chilly even during 100% processing load. It was easy to install. It weighs just a little bit more than the Asus A7X motherboard recommends but there have been no problems. This product is quality built. It might be more expensive than other heat-sink/fan options but Zalman products (especially this one) is well worth it.
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A quite fan Nov 03, 2007
This is a quite fan with a huge heat sink. Easy to install, it took
about 15 min. to complete. The heat sink is so large that it just might
keep the cpu cool without the fan. A good bargin in my opinion.
Fits in an Antec Aria! Jan 25, 2006
Hey folks, let me drop a very brief review here. I just built an AMD64 3200+ (Venice) rig in an Antec Aria case with THIS CPU fan/heatsink (the non-LED) version. Fits right into the Aria and I have the fan at about 1500 rpm. It's nearly silent and it keeps the CPU very cool. 100% utilization (UD Cancer Research + BOINC Seti / Rosetta), keeps the CPU at 49 degrees. The important message here is: IT FITS IN AN ARIA!
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