In Figure 8, you can see the base of the cooler. Note that the base is nickel-plated and doesn’t have a perfect mirror-like looks.
Figure 8: Base
Before installing the cooler, you must attach the clips compatible with your CPU.
Figure 9: Clips installed
We tested Zalman CNPS9900 NT CPU cooler, which has two circular heatsinks with heatpipes and a 120 mm fan between them.
Let’s take a look at the Track, a small mid-tower case targeted to high-end PCs that In Win will be launching next year.
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