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    Zalman ZM-NB47J Passive Northbridge Heatsink Review

    Posted on Tuesday, January 29 2008 @ 21:23:51 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    One of the problems with old motherboard chipset heatsinks, apart from their small size, is the little fans almost always seize up. Constant use, time, and dust bunnies conspire to stop impeller blades from spinning. If the fan stops on a postage size heatsink, there's a good chance the chipset will overheat too. For this problem Zalman have introduced a small passive aluminum chipset heatsink called the ZM-NB47J.

    Link: Frostytech

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