Testseek.co.uk have collected 25 expert reviews of the Apack Zerotherm Nirvana NV120 and the average rating is 90%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apack Zerotherm Nirvana NV120.
January 2008
(90%)
25 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Good price, Well-built, Easy to use, Effective cooling
Can be a bit noisy when it starts up
Zerotherm have missed a trick with their Nirvana cooler - it could have at least come in a heart-shaped box. Or smelt like teen spirit.They may be referring to the Buddhist concept of nirvana and not the 90s grunge band, but nirvana literally transla...
Abstract: Zerotherms Nirvana NV-120 is a very effective cooler with a tall radiator and a fan that clips to the side. The removable fan makes the main unit easier to attach, as it doesnt get in the way, but clipping it to the radiator can be fiddly. The NV...
The numbers do not lie, the NV120 is a very efficient air-cooler. In our test rig you may want to note that there’s a 120mm exhaust fan that lines up perfectly with the NV120’s fan. This makes for an ideal situation in this particular case...
The asking price for this cooler is well deserved, with good cooling combined with mulnaz noise levels. The cooler also can pump a lot of air should you choose to go for the best performance over silence which is always nice. It looks great and also p...
Our today’s tests showed that there is at least one more very serious brand name in the cooling solutions market these days – APACK ZEROtherm. A pretty diverse lineup of their cooling solutions we have tested so far made a highly favorable imp...
Our industry seems to be one filled with superlatives. Each new product name sounds as if it came through a marketing group looking for another name that signifies the top, the best, the super-duper whatever. After a while, you become numb to what n...
Abstract: Made mostly of aluminum, with a small copper base connected by four heatpipes to the rest of the heatsink, the entire heatsink is dark nickel plated.
Jaw-dropping frigid temperatures, Attractive design and finish, Easy to install, Not shaped like a butterfly,
Large, Noisy at full tilt
The Apack ZEROtherm Nirvana NV120 is the total package. Its got the trippy name, the seductive finish, the big fan complete with blue LEDs... but the real question is, does it cool? Heck yes it does! It kept the 65W CPU close to room temperature at i...
Abstract: Earlier this year I reviewed a cooler from the folks at ZEROtherm that performed pretty well. The butterfly shape was unique and it really cooled my AMD chip down in both idle and at load. Well, we have another cooler today from them but it's not in th...
Abstract: In this round of testing we pit the NX120 up against a typical, ‘stock’ Intel cooler which comes on so many of today’s “white-box” PCs and even from some OEMs. The Intel cooler features a solid-copper core and its fa...
