Zalman NB32J

11th June 2003, 15:28

1. try to make it in english

2. review
3. performance
-how high could you get without it?
-how high could you get with it?
-try placing the stock Abit fan on it, would the FSB go higher?
4. why did you use adhesive instead of the mounting ith with the supplied pushpins? it works fine here on my KR7A
5. did you encounter problems when mounting it?

no offense, just some stuff that came up in me if I would review it

11th June 2003, 15:38

I've mounted one on my KR7A. when I mounted it with the stock pushpins, it appeared that only the edges of the heatsink near the pins made good contact, not the middle and the other corners.

so I've used velcro bolts & nuts to mount it, they applied way more pressure on the NB. There two ellips-shaped metals with the set, with those the HS can be used on any NB. it quite sucks to get those metal pieces in a good position, but after all it works.

here is a pic of mine. there's an Antec fan @7V blowing on the NB and mem to keep it all cool

11th June 2003, 17:09

Zalman Wocks..
nice work

11th June 2003, 17:10

feel free to e-mail it, I'll translate it

by the way, place the abit on the Zalman heatsink and let it run at 5 or 7volt: silent and way better performing

jmke · 11th June 2003, 17:17

thanks for your contribution Koensa!

piotke · 11th June 2003, 17:21

btw 10 €, it only costs 6.5 €

jmke · 12th June 2003, 08:36

it is the voltage for the northbridge

11th June 2003, 17:17	#5
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	thanks for your contribution Koensa! __________________

11th June 2003, 17:21	#6
piotke [M] Reviewer Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 5,003	btw 10 €, it only costs 6.5 € __________________ .

12th June 2003, 08:36	#7
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	it is the voltage for the northbridge __________________

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11th June 2003, 15:28	#1
TeuS Posts: n/a	1. try to make it in english 2. review 3. performance -how high could you get without it? -how high could you get with it? -try placing the stock Abit fan on it, would the FSB go higher? 4. why did you use adhesive instead of the mounting ith with the supplied pushpins? it works fine here on my KR7A 5. did you encounter problems when mounting it? no offense, just some stuff that came up in me if I would review it

11th June 2003, 15:38	#2
TeuS Posts: n/a	I've mounted one on my KR7A. when I mounted it with the stock pushpins, it appeared that only the edges of the heatsink near the pins made good contact, not the middle and the other corners. so I've used velcro bolts & nuts to mount it, they applied way more pressure on the NB. There two ellips-shaped metals with the set, with those the HS can be used on any NB. it quite sucks to get those metal pieces in a good position, but after all it works. here is a pic of mine. there's an Antec fan @7V blowing on the NB and mem to keep it all cool

11th June 2003, 17:09	#3
B\|oweFish Posts: n/a	Zalman Wocks.. nice work

11th June 2003, 17:10	#4
TeuS Posts: n/a	feel free to e-mail it, I'll translate it by the way, place the abit on the Zalman heatsink and let it run at 5 or 7volt: silent and way better performing