Zalman introduces the ZET-series CPU coolers, a lineup that draws design cues from its legacy CNPS series. The company unveils three air-cooling models alongside a companion display panel for system monitoring.
The company introduces three air-cooling models alongside a companion display panel for system monitoring.
As the entry-level model, the ZET3 features a single 120 mm hydro-bearing fan operating at speeds ranging from 600 to 2000 RPM. Rated for thermal loads up to 210 W, the ZET3 is positioned as a capable solution for demanding desktop configurations.
Spec comparison
| Spec | ZET3 | ZET5 | ZET7 |
|---|---|---|---|
| TDP Rating | up to 210 W | 240 W | up to 260 W |
| Fan Configuration | Single 120 mm fan | Dual fin-stack design | Modular fans with Pogo-pin contacts |
| Dimensions | 132 x 98 x 158 mm |
The ZET5 features a dual fin-stack design that supports increased thermal loads of 240 W. The top-tier ZET7 handles even higher demands with a rating of up to 260 W and includes modular fans connected via Pogo-pin contacts.
Zalman claims the ZET7 competes in the league of AIOs due to its high thermal handling capacity. The company also unveils the ZM-MF916, a slender companion display with a 9.16-inch IPS LCD panel and a resolution of 1920×462.
The ZET3 measures 132 x 98 x 158 mm, fitting standard mid-tower cases without requiring excessive clearance. Zalman does not list pricing or availability dates for the new coolers or companion display at this time.
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