Testseek.com have collected 7 expert reviews of the Zalman VF700-ALCU and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Zalman VF700-ALCU.
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Abstract: The Zalman VF700-AlCu heatsink is intended to cool overworked videocards quietly. The heatsink is constructed of the same fan-shapped fin design that has made Zalman a well known manufacturer.
Prix, Silence en 5V, Vitesses au choix, Compatible avec les Radeon X1k, Permet de se débarasser du ventirad de base !!!
Bruit en 12 V, Pas le plus simple à monter, Place occupée par le ventirad
Le but de cet article, plus que de tester le VF700 AlCu, qui nest pas le dernier sorti sur le marché, était de voir sa capacité à refroidir les Radeon X1k. Testé sur une X1800XL, même overclockée, il a fait des merveilles que ce soit en 5 V ou en 12 ...
Abstract: Introduction Here at HCW, Zalman CPU coolers such as the CNPS7700-Cu and the Reserator have passed through our doors and earned the distinction of being among the best in their class. They offer high performance with an uncanny ability to do their job ...
Great compatibility, Good performance, Very easy to install, Quiet, Ramsinks included, Spare parts included
No 7V option for fan, Fan does not connect to video card fan power output
The Zalman VF700-AlCu is not as pretty as the ZM-80D but it looks massive and powerful. Its performance is good without being noisy. There were no compatibility issues. Personally I find the price tag a bit high compared to the previous generation cooler.
The Zalman VF700-AlCu is a very impressive kit. One of the major complaints about Zalmans video card heatpipe solution from before was that temperatures would skyrocket, to the point that cards would start to run with less stability due to much highe...
Abstract: Introduction The need for more cooling capacity for the graphics card will never end. Even die shrinks have been overshadowed by the rapid increase in transistors in every new generation of GPUs. The power consumption just keeps increasing. Thus, the e...
