Zalman’s Zet 5 CPU cooler, initially showcased at Computex, is now available with a jet engine-style design for users seeking unique custom builds. Early bird pricing is.
WTF?! Electronics with loud fans are often compared to jet engines, but Zalman deliberately designed its newest CPU cooler to resemble one. The Zet 5 is the latest in a series of flamboyant designs introduced this year. For some PC builders, fluorescent lighting is no longer enough.
Zalman’s Zet 5 CPU cooler, initially showcased at Computex, is now available with a jet engine-style design for users seeking unique custom builds. Early bird pricing is available until August 25.
Although the copper and aluminum cooler might resemble a standard cylindrical CPU fan at first glance, it is mounted with annular fans positioned parallel to the processor, as if to propel the PC.
Its 120-millimeter dual-directional fans and outer shell conceal a 53-fin circular heatsink, which is soldered on top of a reverse direct touch heatpipe.
