Zalman FX100, Cooler Zalman FX100. Type: Cooler. Width: 156 mm, Depth: 156 mm, Height: 157 mm http://www.micromart.co.uk/component/608/zalman-fx100-cube-review Those interested in passive, silent cooling are used to using hardware that's a little underpowered compared to the top-end equipment that's available, as the more powerful something gets, the more heat it tends to produce, and the more it needs some nois... https://uk.hardware.info/reviews/4086/zalman-fx100-review-passive-ivy-bridge-cpu-cooler The Zalman FX100 was first introduced in November last year, at this year's CES it was officially unveiled, and soon it will hit stores. The new CPU cooler from the Korean manufacturer can be entirely passive and is intended for Ivy Bridge processors. I... Zalman claims that the FX100 can passively cool an Intel Socket 1155 or 1156 processor as long as there is decent enough airflow present inside the chassis. Based on our tests we can confirm that. A Socket 1155 CPU using 95W remained just above 60 degre... https://www.bit-tech.net/reviews/tech/cooling/zalman-fx100-cube-review/1/ approx. £70 (inc VAT) approx. $85 (ex Tax)We haven't really looked at any passive CPU coolers for a while here, with the last one being over four years ago. This partly stems from the fact that there just aren't that many on the market but also tha... When compared to traditional air coolers, there's no question that Zalman's FX100 is poor value for money. Noctua's monstrous NH-D14, for example, costs £15 less but knocks 24°C off the FX100's delta T value for our LGA1155 overclocked rig, even with its...