Summary: I'm reviewing this mostly as a warning - Zalman says this is AM3+ compatible, which it is technically speaking, but they don't include the AM3+ brackets.
Summary: This fan kick my ass so good, I literally had blood on the blades. Took me 45mins to get it on the ASUS p8z77 mob and I struggle so hard to get it on with limited...
Summary: Cooler didn't fit snugly -at all- and I had to jury rig it a bit to make it stay tight enough for heat transfer to actually occur.
Pros: Sturdy design
Cons: The thing was packaged with the wrong AMD clips. Had to wait about 2 weeks for a replacement after sending a few emails to Zalman requesting them.
Pros: Introduced in 2010 - has 6mm heat pipes that are composite heatpipes (meaning multiple wick types inside the heatpipe). A full review of the item is at frostytech dot ...
Cons: Heat-sink is reversible, get it wrong and it covers your Memory slots. the Heat Fins are very Sharp. When the fan is mounted you have more offset on one side that the ...
Pros: Runs quiet, keeps the CPU very cool. 10 degrees cooler than stock at half the RPMs ...
Cons: I got the REV 1 cooler and the only attachment for my AMD 1100T was the weak spring clip. My computer would blue screen every time something bumped the case, which tol...
Pros: It look sturdy, and came with all the major mounting bracket.
Cons: The AMD mounting system is not ideal. On the dry install I was able to rotate the Heatsink almost 90 degree with no force at all. I hate to say it but the stock AMD he...
Cons: fan takes several moments to "kick on" I RMA'ed one, but it did the same thing... didn't want to deal with it again so I decided to live with it. Also, this cooler is ...
Pros: Fit in mt Antec three hundred case just fine. It was easy to install and keeps my 955BE at around 28c.
Cons: The fan has to started by hand it won't start on it's own. This is a real pain because I can't put my side cover on my case. Looks like I will have to buy another fan ...
Summary: I installed this onto an Asus Evo 880G full ATX Motherboard. I ended up just using the Asus backplate,
Pros: Very nicely constructed cooler, beautiful copper base, tons of nice looking heat pipes, got very good reviews, and performs very well at cooling a CPU.
Cons: The back plate for AM3 leaves a lot to be desired.