CeBIT 2007 : Zalman Reserator XT - Actively cooled water cooling

[MD]

The Reserator is back with a new member of the family, except this time the aluminium funky water cooling is actively cooled.

Find out more here.

[chuckskull]

That'd look pretty neat on top of my tower.

*rubs hands*

[FatalSaviour]

That really does look rather nice...will be interesting to see what kind of performance/noise levels it gives

[moogle]

looks nice, i thought it was a httpc
Oh yea btw, the last pic has the Zalman name edited off the product
I'm guessing its a mistake

[dave87]

The captions don't meet up with the images? Eg one bit describes the front, but (I guess) shows the rear of the unit?

The product looks pretty damn good though

[Clunk]

That looks smart, I wonder how many millions that will be then?

[moogle]

The captions don't meet up with the images? Eg one bit describes the front, but (I guess) shows the rear of the unit?

The product looks pretty damn good though

Nah in the reflection it shows the name Zalman but it's not there on the real thing



Look in the bottom left

[dave87]

Heh, no they still don't match up

The front features two dials on either side of the central LCD display. The left hand side displays the litres per minute flowing round the system and the right shows the fan speed within the box. The central display is a simple LCD display which has the capability to display up to two different temperature readings.

below a picture of the rear, and above a picture of the side..

[cronus88]

hi i've got a noob question. What do you mean by "actively cooled". How is that different from normally cooled? thanks!

[chuckskull]

Basically it has a fan. Thats it

[FatalSaviour]

In general, "normally" cooled is the same as actively cooled...it just happens that the other reserator models are passively cooled...i.e they don't have a fan, so hence the distinction.
HTH

[cronus88]

thanks for the help