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Wednesday, May 12, 2010
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Today we have the pleasure of having the new Zaward Vapor 120 on the test bench to review. This seems to be a massive cooler with some decent specifications. We are going to see how well it performs and how loud it actually is.
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Monday, May 10, 2010
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"A heatsink that breathes, say what? Yep today I've got for review the Zaward Vapor120 that is a breathable heatsink On the heatsink fins are dimples that allow the cooler to breathe thus improving heat exchange efficiency by up to 30%. Does it work? Well that's what we're here to find out. I'm testing it on my Corei5 750 CPU and i've put it up against a couple other coolers for comparison, so read on to learn more about this cooler and see how it performs.. "
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Tuesday, March 16, 2010
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The Vapor 120 performed impressively. The Dimple Effect on the fins
appeared to do its job, as the Vapor 120 uses only three heat pipes, albeit
using Heat pipe Direct Touch, and stayed on par with other heat sinks using
four heat pipes and a much larger fin array.
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Monday, September 22, 2008
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Being new is much different th
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Monday, August 4, 2008
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The Zaward Gyre looks quite interesting with the black shroud. Its unique design shows us that it is a competitor to more "known" heatsinks. Featuring a nice finish with blue LED lights, being very easy to install and having great performance, the Gyre lives up to all of its expectations.
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Monday, July 28, 2008
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Today I am going to be looking at a product from a company that, until fairly recently, I knew very little about. That company is Zaward and they are best know for their cooling products so it may come of no surprise that the product in question is the Zaward Gyre ZCJ010 cpu cooler. A "gyre" is a vortex so I am hoping for some decent results.
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Sunday, November 11, 2007
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Your chipset is usually covered with a trailing length of heatpipes connected to several 'node' heatsinks, combining anything hot into one heat removing clump of metal. While this method works, once you start overclocking, the PWM area?s heat is passed to the Northbridge and vice versa, lowering the potential money-saving extra frequency. There are stand alone chipset coolers out there, but more often than not, you don't have the option of using them. Due to the single-piece cooling system motherboards use, you can't just remove the chipset part as the other sections are left naked. The other problem is compatibility as you have to squeeze the new cooler into a position where it doesn't conflict with a graphics card or even your CPU cooler. Today I have the Zaward Twin Towers which hopefully will be able to beat these issues.
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Friday, September 28, 2007
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Today I am going to be looking at a product from a company that, if I am brutally honest, I know very little about. That company is Zaward and the product in question is the Zaward ZCT004 Twin Towers chipset cooler.
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Friday, September 21, 2007
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Many manufacturers search out designs that will help them develop a product known for extraordinary performance. Benchmark Reviews has already reviewed many of the very best CPU coolers available to enthusiasts, from the very unique and original Zaward Sylphee ZCJ003 CPU Cooler to the oversized Thermaltake MaxOrb CL-P0369 CPU Cooler. Not long ago, we even reviewed the Ultra ULT33186 Chilltec TEC CPU Cooler which combined three different cooling technologies into one solution. All of these products performed very well, but none of them really set itself apart from the pack. In this review we will test the Zaward VIVO PCJ004 xposed Copper Heatpipe Direct Touch CPU cooler against a field of top competitors.
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Friday, August 31, 2007
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Next month Zaward will be releasing a new CPU heatsink called the Vivo. This new cooler is based on a 92mm fan and uses exposed heatpipes that contact the CPU heatspreader directly. Add to that the Dimple Technology Golf fan and a unique fan shroud, the Vivo's compact size really packs a punch.
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Wednesday, August 29, 2007
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In the quest for silent performance, users are looking toward heatpipes for most of their cooling needs. Today we are looking at the new fanless chipset cooler from Zaward, called the Twin Towers. This chipset cooler has two heatpipes, one of which can rotate around the other to reduce compatibility issues. We put the Twin Towers to the test to see what kind of performance comes with its silence.
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Friday, June 22, 2007
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The engineers at Zaward are something like a modern-day Leonardo da Vinci, because they have taken to a unique style of functional cooling devices. One of their featured products is the Sylphee aluminum CPU cooler. Benchmark Reviews tested this dual-heatpipe dual-impeller cooler, and it proved to be a very unique product, with results just as uncommon. Read on to see if function came before fashion, or if these looks can kill you system.
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Tuesday, May 22, 2007
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After testing their heatpaste, we managed to get our mitts on a Zaward Sylphee which has a rather original design. Instead of one fan blowing across the fins, this packs two. That coupled with a fully aluminium chassis should make for interesting testing.
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Friday, May 11, 2007
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Ever heard of Zaward? Nor me, but today I have one of their heatpastes; Super Thermal Grease HSC-G. While it may sound like a cheesy musical, lets see how it performs.
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