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Abstract: With the CNPS6500B revision Zalman have changed around how the heatsink mounts to the Intel Pentium 4 processor.
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CNPS6500B-Cu Heatsink From All
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The Fans:
There are 52 fins in total on the
CNPS6500B-Cu model, and each fin is about 53x68x0.5mm in size. Altogether
the heatsink weighs in at 898 grams, making it one of the heaviest heatsinks out there. At
the circumference of the fins, the tips are spaced roughly 2mm apart
for good airflow. The use of full copper fins means heat is spread up from the
core quickly and out to the outer edges of the fan
heatsink. |
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Side A: From this side, you can really see how
Zalman put the massive heatsink together out of a lot other smaller
parts. Zalman actually has a series of patents on this technology which is
simple and very effective. The central copper section (26mm wide) means the processors heatspreader
makes good contact with highly conductive copper fins. |
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Side B: To improve circulation, and increase surface area, Zalman have perforated the
fins with five 3mm x 41mm slots. A few creeses have been added
to the copper fins to help make them a bit more
rigid, and the tops have also been scalloped. The two bolts which hold
the many pieces together are stainless steel, and the side aluminum
flanges are used during mounting in the heatsink retention mechanism. |
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Heatsink Base:
Zalman have always finished their heatsink bases to
impeccable standards as far as we're concerned. With the larger 6500 series it is really
important not to bang the heatsink down on a hard surface upside down. Since the base
is machined so well, only a very small amount of good quality
thermal compound should be applied. The entire base area measures
56x83mm. |
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