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CNPS10X Performa More CNPS10X Performa More Dual Fan Support Pentium 4, Celeron D, Pentium D, Core 2 Duo, Core 2 Quad, Core 2 Extreme, Pentium Dual Core, Core i7, Core i5, Core i3, Sempron, Athlon, Athlon FX, Opteron, Dual- Core Opteron, Phenom, Athlon X2, Phenom II, Athlon II Socket CPU CPU Compatibility Core i7 1156 Core i5 Supports all speeds Core i3 1366 Core i7 Supports all speeds Core 2 Quad Intel Core 2 Duo Core 2 Extreme 775 Pentium Dual Core Supports all speeds Pentium D Pentium 4 Celeron D Phenom II AM3 Supports all speeds Athlon II Phenom II Phenom Athlon FX AM2+ Supports all speeds Athlon X2 Athlon Sempron Athlon FX Athlon X2 AM2 Supports all speeds Athlon AMD Sempron Dual-Core Opteron 940 Opteron Supports all speeds Athlon FX Dual-Core Opteron Opteron 939 Athlon FX Supports all speeds Athlon X2 Athlon Athlon 754 Supports all speeds Sempron Dimensions 132(L) x 100(W) x 152(H)mm Weight 748g Materials Fins: Aluminum / Base: Copper Dissipation Area 7,900㎠ Heatpipes 5 U-shaped heatpipes Fan 4-Pin 120mm PWM Fan Fan RPM 900~1,350 ±10% (RC24P Connected), 900~2,000 ±10% (RC24P Not Connected) Noise 17~24dBA ±10% (RC24P Connected), 17~36dBA ±10% (RC24P Not Connected) Fan Bearing Long life bearing Color Gray Capacity 1g Temperature Stability -40°C ~ +150°C (-40℉ ~ +302℉) Powerful Cooling Performance Dual Fan Support Optimally designed aluminum fins disperse heat away from the The heatsink is designed to mount one or two fans according CPU via 5 heatpipes, while switching noise free, high capacity to the users preferences. 120mm fan quickly cools the heatsink for stable operation of high performance CPUs. ※ ‘Switching Noise’ is the high frequency harmonic noise that can result from voltage regulation. Differentiated Design Versatile Compatibility Differentiated from typical U-shaped heatpipe coolers, a The CNPS10X Performa accommodates a broad range of central band of rippled aluminum fins adds a sleek and cool sockets. aesthetic finish. Intel LGA1156 / 1366 / 775 AMD AM3 / AM2+ / AM2 / 754 / 939 / 940 180mm Wide Case Compatibility High Performance Super Thermal Grease ZM-STG2M For optimum case compatibility the heatsink’s height is set to The high performance super thermal grease ZM-STG2 152mm which ensures compatibility with case width of 180mm maximizes heat transfer from the CPU to the base of CNPS10X or greater. Performa for intensified cooling performance. PWM Fan Speed Resistor When connected to the resistor cable (RC24P), the input voltage of the PWM Fan can be adjusted to control the fan speed and noise level according to user preference. ※ Quiet Mode (RC24P Connected): 900~1,350RPM / 17~24dBA ±10% ※ Performance Mode (RC24P Not Connected): 900~2,000RPM / 17~36dBA ±10% Common Components Components for Intel Socket 1156/1366/775 - CNPS10X Performa - Intel Clip - 120mm Fan - Backplate - Resistor[RC24P] - Side Caps - Bolts - Nuts - Fan Fixing Clips - Vibration Pads - Loading Block - Thermal Grease(ZM-STG2) - Double-Sided Tape - User’s Manual Component for AMD Socket AM3/AM2+/AM2 Component for AMD Socket 754/939/940 - AMD Clip - AMD Clip Zalman affixes a Computer Noise Prevention System (CNPS) mark to all components used for noiseless computers. This cooler must be used with a 120mm fan. Do not ingest the Thermal Grease, and avoid its contact with skin and eyes. If contact is made with skin, wash off with water. If ingested or irritation persists, seek medical attention. To prevent possible injuries, gloves must be worn while handling this product. Excessive force exerted on the fan may cause damage to the fan and/or system. Use and keep product away from reach of children and pets. Check the components list and condition of the product before installation. If any problem is found, contact the retailer to obtain a replacement. Zalman is not responsible for any damages caused by overclocking. During transportation of the system, the cooler must be removed. Zalman is not responsible for any damages that occur during the transport of a system. Product design and specifi cations may be revised to improve quality and performance..
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