When it comes to PC cooling Zalman has a great name. Being one of the first who introduced heatpipes into VGA cooling, it was an immediate hit. But when the competition started using this same technology ... more

The CNPS9500 has been getting rave reviews around the community, but what do we think? Read on and find out. Air cooling is something many enthusiasts are moving away from, especially with the latest ... more

Founded in 1999, based in Korea with an American headquarters in California, Zalman has been one of the leading companies in the silent PC revolution over the past 5 years. Focused on creating a more ... more

During Computex 2005, word quickly spread about a giant figure-eight shaped meter tall copper heatsink at the Zalman Tech co. booth on the Taipei trade show floor. That heatsink was an attention grabber ... more

The Zalman CNPS9500 CPU Cooler has a lot going for it. The heatsink is all copper, it has a torrent of fins, 6 heatpipes, & a smooth solid copper base. All this and a quiet 92mm blue LED fan in the center. ... more

Zalman specializes in silent, or quiet, computing solutions. Having developed the CNPS (Computer Noise Prevention System) line of products, Zalman is mostly recognized for their CPU and VGA coolers....as ... more

The Zalman CNPS9500 AM2 heatsink is compatible with all current AMD Athlon64 processors, and in particular the just introduced AMD 940-pin AM2 processor and socket AM2 heatsink retention frame. As this ... more

Zalman recently sent me one of their newest (and probably best looking) CPU cooler to date: the CNPS9500-LED. It’s just a stunning piece from the cooler gods that makes just about everyone who sees it ... more

The "bigger is better" concept finds many opponents looking to prove particular circumstances where that assumption doesn’t fit. But when it comes to CPU cooling, bigger really is better as long as the ... more

Not a company to sit idly by as others release bigger and better coolers, Zalman takes their extremely popular CNPS9500 cooler and makes some modest changes. By using a larger cooling area and moving ... more