Zalman Fanless Northbridge Cooler

Zalman Fanless Northbridge Cooler

(5 customer reviews)

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Description:

1.The ZM-NBF47 does not need electrical power, for it is a fanless Northbridge cooler that operates without noise or vibration.2.It cools the Northbridge chipset to its optimal temperature in absolute silence

Features:

Product Type - Cooler
Package Type - N/A

Product Details:

Product Length:	0.39 inches
Product Width:	0.39 inches
Product Height:	0.39 inches
Product Weight:	0.13 pounds
Package Length:	5.8 inches
Package Width:	5.1 inches
Package Height:	1.4 inches
Package Weight:	0.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 5 reviews

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.0

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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Mounting problems Sep 19, 2008
By JOE JOE
The mounting brackets were opposite from MB. If your MB doesn't have all four hooks around NB then you must make sure yours are on the right side as the cooler. Mounting clamps for cooler are not reversible they only go on one way.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Does not work with Intel D945GCLF Atom-based motherboard Feb 06, 2009
By Greg A. Mefford
I don't want to give it a bad review because I think it was mostly the motherboard's fault, but the connector arms that came with this heatsink would not attach it to the north bridge on the Intel D945GCLF motherboard that I bought it for.
It looks like the motherboard is missing two of the mounting brackets that this heatsink assumes will be present, so it cannot be attached. It looks like the clearance would just barely be ok, but I could not manage to bend the mounting arms in a way that would work.

good heatsink, but it needs some air cooling Mar 13, 2011
By Jason P. Chester "JPC"
It kept my chip set fairly cool as it dissipated the heat well, but the heat sink itself still got really, really hot. It needs some kind of fan blowing on it. It works better too if you lap it and use artic silver 5. When I did that temps dropped by like 3c.

it cools! Apr 22, 2008
By W. Knapp
Pros:
easy install (as long as you remove your old one without any damage)
Cools a few degrees better the most stock coolers
Looks cool! ;-)
Silent (i know.... its fanless!)

Cons:
Needs airflow for best operation

if you are building a fanless system... monitor you temps!

It is Ok Feb 20, 2008
By Sergey Nikolayev
I am fighting with noice on my 3.2Ghz PC for a long time already. And I consider that this cooler was good invesment.

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