Zalman CNPS 9900 DF review - Specifications and Features

Name: Zalman CNPS 9900 DF review
Brand: Zalman CNPS 9900

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 11/16/2012 10:11 AM [

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Specifications

As stated, the CPU cooler follows in the footsteps of the older 9900 CNPS series, let's have a peek at the manufacturer's supplied specs and features of this cooler as supplied by the manufacturer.

Front and rear airflow incident angles are designed in different directions. Cross bending fin technology produces cooling performance with minimum noise. 3 composite heat pipes and pure copper cross bending fins quickly cools down the heat from the CPU. With a height 160mm and width 180mm it fits in a variety of cases including mid case.

Features of the CNPS 9900 DF

Dimensions		140(L) x 100(W) x 154(H)mm
Weight		850g
Materials		Copper(base & Fin)
Dissipation Area		6,800㎠
Heat pipe Q’ty		3EA
Fan Speed	Front 120mm	1,000rpm ±10% (3pin)
	Center 140mm	900 ~ 1,400rpm ±10%(4pin)
Noise Level		19 ~ 27dBA ±10%
Bearing Type		Long Life Bearing
Control Method		PWM Control, Auto Restart
Input Voltage		12V

Color	Gray
Capacity	3.5g
Temperature Stability	-40°C ~ +150°C (-40℉ ~ +302℉)

Processors supported

Socket

CPU

CPU Compatibility

Intel	2011	Core i7 Extreme	Supports all speeds
		Core i7
	1155/1156	Core i7 Extreme	Supports all speeds
		Core i7
		Core i5
		Core i3
	1366	Core i7 Extreme	Supports all speeds
		Core i7
	775	Core 2 Quad	Supports all speeds
		Core 2 Duo
		Core 2 Extreme
		Pentium Dual Core
		Pentium D
		Pentium 4
		Celeron D
AMD	FM1	LIano	Supports all speeds
	AM3+	Zambezi	Supports all speeds
	AM3	Phenom II	Supports all speeds
		Athlon II
	AM2+	Phenom II	Supports all speeds
		Phenom
		Athlon FX
		Athlon X2
		Athlon
		Sempron
	AM2	Athlon FX	Supports all speeds
		Athlon X2
		Athlon
		Dual-Core Opteron
		Opteron
		Sempron

Let's head onwards into the product gallery and installation.

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