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Zalman TRIMON 22" 3D Monitor – Exclusive

Author: John Freeman SUMMARY: Zalman has joined the LCD market with an interesting approach. We take an exclusive look at their ‘3D’ capable ZM-M220W.
Editor: Steve Dougherty
Category: Visual
Published: 16th April 2008
Manufacturer: Zalman
Our Rating: 90%

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Zalman’s Rise to Fame

Zalman is known for quality and durability in their product lines, many of which have achieved cult status among the many gamers and PC enthusiasts out there. However, what is surprising is that Zalman has always been a cooling component and PC case manufacturer, with recent forays into PSUs and various other peripherals.

Some examples of such products would include the CNPS6500A cooler which caught the world’s attention as being an impressive silent solution for cooling CPUs way back when Zalman were trying to make a name for themselves. At that time, it was almost unheard of for heatsinks to be without active cooling for high-end processors. Admittedly, the product was eye catching as well as a good performer, as you can see below.



Throughout the years of progress, we have seen products such as cases designed by and for gamers like the Fatal1ty Champion case. I still have that case as my personal favorite, and while it is heavy, there is nothing else on the market to match its usefulness in keeping my components cool while remaining almost absolutely quiet. You can see a picture of the Fatal1ty case below.



The latest innovation and by far the most impressive one in my mind is the new ZM-M220W TRIMON 3D monitor which I am reviewing today.



It would be improper of me to continue without giving due recognition to those companies that have helped make the test systems as powerful as they are.

The components for the systems used are as follows:


Test System



Processor(s): Intel Core 2 Duo QX6700 Processor (Supplied by Intel)
Motherboard(s): abit IN9 32X-MAX abit Motherboard (Supplied by Universal abit)
Memory: OCZ 2GB DDR2 Gold Edition GX XTC Memory (Supplied by OCZ Technology)
Power Supply: Zalman ZM850-HP PSU (Supplied by Zalman)
Hard Disk(s): Maxtor DiamondMax Hard Disk(s) (Supplied by Maxtor)
Soundcard: Creative X-Fi Xtreme Audio PCI-e Sound Card (Supplied by Creative Technologies)
Operating System Used: Microsoft Vista Ultimate
Graphics Cards Used:-

2x Gainward 9800GX2 Bliss Graphics Cards (Supplied by Gainward)
1x Ge-Cube GC-HD385P3-E3 Graphics Card: x (Supplied by GECUBE)
1x Gigabyte -GV-NX79T256DB-RH Graphics Card: x (Supplied by GIGABYTE)



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