Zalman Intros ZM-RHS90 VRM Heatsink for Radeon HD 4890, HD 4870

btarunr · Jun 19, 2009, 02:58 PM

Korean cooling specialist Zalman introduced the ZM-RHS90 heatsink specially designed for ATI Radeon HD 4890, and HD 4870 reference-design PCB. The heatsink is made of anodized aluminum. It measures 93.4 x 36.5 x 23 mm (LxWxH), and weighs 55 g. Due to the large number of Radeon HD 4890/HD 4870 graphics cards in the market using the reference AMD PCB design, Zalman expects a good compatibility range. The heatsink is mounted behind the VDDC chokes, and covers the most significant set of MOSFETs on the card. It uses push-pin retention mechanism. The use of this heatsink is recommended by Zalman, when users opt for their compatible GPU heatsinks that don't cover the card's VRM area. It will arrive at stores very soon.

Source: Expreview

h3llb3nd4 · Jun 19, 2009, 03:19 PM

anodized aluminum

Why not copper?

happita · Jun 19, 2009, 03:20 PM

What I'm wondering is that why Zalman is the only one offering this. I'm thinking that it won't affect OCability all that much, but they're probably going to sell just because of the Zalman name.

Icewind31 · Jun 19, 2009, 03:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by happita

What I'm wondering is that why Zalman is the only one offering this. I'm thinking that it won't affect OCability all that much, but they're probably going to sell just because of the Zalman name.

VRM cooling is not necessarily for OCability, but the prevention of blown VRM due to overheating (especially while OC'ing as the card will draw more power).

iamverysmart · Jun 19, 2009, 03:35 PM

Such a simple sink, these should have been release long ago.

intel igent · Jun 19, 2009, 03:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by happita

What I'm wondering is that why Zalman is the only one offering this. I'm thinking that it won't affect OCability all that much, but they're probably going to sell just because of the Zalman name.

thermalright has something coming out soon as well

Thanks for your mail.
We have the solution for the HD4890 just now. Our T-RAD² and HR-03GT are both compatible with the layout of HD4890/4870/4850, but for high-end VGA like HD-4890/4870, they will need a special VRM kit which we just launched at Computex. You will be notified on our official site once they are available.

Best regards
Armand Cheng
Lea-Min Tech., Co., Ltd.
(Thermalright, Taiwan)

Salsoolo · Jun 19, 2009, 04:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by intel igent

thermalright has something coming out soon as well

Thanks for your mail.
We have the solution for the HD4890 just now. Our T-RAD² and HR-03GT are both compatible with the layout of HD4890/4870/4850, but for high-end VGA like HD-4890/4870, they will need a special VRM kit which we just launched at Computex. You will be notified on our official site once they are available.

Best regards
Armand Cheng
Lea-Min Tech., Co., Ltd.
(Thermalright, Taiwan)

cant wait

Duncan1 · Jun 19, 2009, 04:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by h3llb3nd4

anodized aluminum

Why not copper?

Maybe for reduced price

intel igent · Jun 19, 2009, 05:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by h3llb3nd4

anodized aluminum

Why not copper?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Duncan1

Maybe for reduced price

IMO Zalman is a cheap company they always use the cheapest material's possible and charge the highest price's

but people keep buying there product's

timta2 · Jun 19, 2009, 05:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by intel igent

IMO Zalman is a cheap company they always use the cheapest material's possible and charge the highest price's

but people keep buying there product's

I don't think that is true. I have been really impressed with the quality of Zalman products that I have used and their prices don't seem to be much higher than equal competitors.

Polarman · Jun 19, 2009, 07:59 PM

Interesting. The VRM's on a 4890 can get quite hot.

thebeephaha · Jun 19, 2009, 09:04 PM

If it is cheap I don't see why not.

Last thing you want is to pop a VRM while overclocking...

OnBoard · Jun 19, 2009, 10:05 PM

Now make one for GTX 260/280 too (although that would be a smaller market).

happita · Jun 19, 2009, 10:10 PM

I agree with Zalman having good products, I have yet to install my VF1000. I also agree that Thermalright has their own share of dynamite cooling devices. The HR-03GT looks like a killer cooler from the few reviews I've just checked out.

Jun 20, 2009, 01:34 AM

Finally a heatsink that can be modded into a waterblock. It figures it would come out after a lot of wasted hours trying to make one.

rangerone766 · Jun 20, 2009, 03:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by happita

I agree with Zalman having good products, I have yet to install my VF1000. I also agree that Thermalright has their own share of dynamite cooling devices. The HR-03GT looks like a killer cooler from the few reviews I've just checked out.

Quote:

Originally Posted by LaidLawJones

Finally a heatsink that can be modded into a waterblock. It figures it would come out after a lot of wasted hours trying to make one.

the HR-03gt is a great cooler, cooling wise atleast. but it is an absolute beast in size, 3 1/2 slots wide. i have a lian-li full tower case with the psu in the bottom. so even the bottom slot was a no-go. had to go back to factory HS when i went x-fire.

the vrm's do get very hot, glad to see them getting marketed finally. i had to rig up some old ddr ramsink that was way bigger than bga ramsinks, but a bit smaller than this zalman. i still had to use a 80mm fan over the vrm's to keep them from overheating.

intel igent · Jun 20, 2009, 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by rangerone766

the HR-03gt is a great cooler, cooling wise atleast. but it is an absolute beast in size, 3 1/2 slots wide. i have a lian-li full tower case with the psu in the bottom. so even the bottom slot was a no-go. had to go back to factory HS when i went x-fire.

the HR-03 (any model) can be mounted in 2 orientation's to facilitate crossfire/SLi

you can mount the cooler on "top" of the card or "below" the card....

Jun 20, 2009, 02:25 PM

There is also a third mounting position for the HR-03 if you are careful. Repositioning of heatsink required to keep cooler in the case. I have had a couple of very serious issues with Thermalright and will be giving the Zalman a chance this time.

Jun 20, 2009, 02:34 PM

Found picture of final assembly stages. Sorry about double post.

nanohead · Jun 20, 2009, 03:07 PM

This is actually GREAT news for water cooling people. You can now buy a GPU waterblock that is not full coverage, and use these to cool the VRM section, as opposed to spending 4 times as much on a full coverage and have to replace them every time you update your graphics cards!

Hooray!

leonard_222003 · Jun 20, 2009, 09:25 PM

WOW , what a briliant design , what a breaktrough in cooling tehnology , look at those fins how sexy they are !!!
Now really guys , this is what zalman think is news ? they must be doing very bad if they launch this , features :

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The heatsink is mounted behind the VDDC chokes

unbelievable ,

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and covers the most significant set of MOSFETs on the card

intresting ,

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It uses push-pin retention mechanism

spectacular ,

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The use of this heatsink is recommended by Zalman

Duh ,

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It will arrive at stores very soon.

i can't wait for it.
Edit
One more thing about zalman , i can't speak for other parts of the world but in my country zalman is overpriced and not so good compared to Thermalright,Cooler Master and Scythe , it's just ridiculous expensive , even the tiniest cooler have an absurd high price.

Bull Dog · Jun 21, 2009, 01:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by h3llb3nd4

anodized aluminum

Why not copper?

Because it would have cost more and not been necessary. Aluminum will work just fine. Aluminum is working just fine for the custom made one I'm using on my 4890.

hat · Jun 21, 2009, 05:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by intel igent

IMO Zalman is a cheap company they always use the cheapest material's possible and charge the highest price's

but people keep buying there product's

Can I buy some crack from you?

OnBoard · Jun 22, 2009, 02:04 AM

$8.55/€6.13/£4.99

http://www.quietpc.com/gb-en-gbp/pro...oling/zm-rhs90

roadie · Jun 22, 2009, 10:06 PM

Any idea if this will fit ok when an Accelero S1 is installed on a 4890?

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LaidLawJones Guest Posts: n/a (0/day)	There is also a third mounting position for the HR-03 if you are careful. Repositioning of heatsink required to keep cooler in the case. I have had a couple of very serious issues with Thermalright and will be giving the Zalman a chance this time. Attached Thumbnails

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LaidLawJones Guest Posts: n/a (0/day)	Found picture of final assembly stages. Sorry about double post. Attached Thumbnails

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