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Companies always send me power point presentations and adobe PDF slides of upcoming products and usually they get deleted and tossed out as the product launches, the review gets posted and product interest dies down. I wonder if this information is really worthless or would our community like to see it?

We just posted up our ZEROtherm ZEN FZ120 article here - http://www.legitreviews.com/article/716/1/ and found that this MSRP $39.99 cooler was great. I was about to delete this file off my desktop before I thought of posting it up for all to see.

Here is the original APACK presentation on the ZEN FZ120.
Here are the original press images for the ZEN FZ120.
I'll check and see how many comments and views this thread gets over the next several months and if it gets a fair amount then this might become more common around here on the forums.

how about preparing a comparison of what they claimed and what actually happens

skierkid450 wrote:how about preparing a comparison of what they claimed and what actually happens

In a sense that is what we do in our reviews!

You would think that an aftermarket cooler is an enthusiast's piece of hardware, while they are sending presentations on a Pentium D and a 6200. Wouldn't other parts also warm up the CPU cooler also? Not a whole lot, but if the ambient temps in your case are a lot higher then it shouldn't cool as well.