This time around, Zalman takes a page from its competitors who have moved to a towering, rectangular heatsink design and used it as the basis for the new CNPS10X Extreme. And if size really does matter, Zalman should have nothing to worry about. The CNPS10X is big and feels solidly constructed, but how does it fare with Intel's flagship Core i7 975? Keep reading to find out! HardwareLogic
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