Keefe
10-30-2001, 06:08 PM
Dan's Data has appended his massive CPU cooler comparision to include three new titans of CPU coolers: OCZ's cheap but powerful Dominator 2, Alpha's monster PAL8045, and TS Heatronics' extraordinary Zen CPU Radiator. Here's a clip:
The Zen CPU Radiator is a cooler of very unusual design, and with a very unusual price. US buyers will pay more than $US100 for this Japanese-made exotic; here in Australia, Cool PC were going to sell it for a hefty $AUD219, but have since changed their minds, for reasons that'll become apparent in a moment.
As with some other super-weird coolers, you don't even get a built product for your money when you buy the Zen. You get a box of bits, and a manual in Japanese. Assembling the cooler's dead easy for anybody who's ever made space battleships out of Lego. Less manually adept overclockers who can't read Japanese might find themselves in difficulties.
Three heavyweight coolers! (http://www.dansdata.com/coolercomp.htm)
The Zen CPU Radiator is a cooler of very unusual design, and with a very unusual price. US buyers will pay more than $US100 for this Japanese-made exotic; here in Australia, Cool PC were going to sell it for a hefty $AUD219, but have since changed their minds, for reasons that'll become apparent in a moment.
As with some other super-weird coolers, you don't even get a built product for your money when you buy the Zen. You get a box of bits, and a manual in Japanese. Assembling the cooler's dead easy for anybody who's ever made space battleships out of Lego. Less manually adept overclockers who can't read Japanese might find themselves in difficulties.
Three heavyweight coolers! (http://www.dansdata.com/coolercomp.htm)