Hexus.net takes a closer look at the Inno3D GeForce 7950 GT Zalman Edition:

Inno3D's taken the basic GeForce 7950 GT design and pre-fitted a Zalman all-aluminium heatsink on the default-clocked 550MHz core. With such obvious attention paid to cooling, we'd have hoped for a speed bump to around 600MHz, but there you go. Unlike its Inno3D GeForce 7950 GS stablemate, the 7950 GT's cooling doesn't extend over the reference-clocked 512MBit GDDR3 modules.

We can appreciate that it's seemingly obvious from the above picture, but you need to connect the Zalman cooler's fan header to either a 3-pin connector on your motherboard or to an adapter cable, which wasn't provided in our sample's bundle. Note that if connecting directly to the motherboard, you'll need to ensure that the header supports fan control. If not, the Zalman fan will spin at full speed. The fan is quite noisy at full pelt but drops down to around 1,000RPM, and is consequently fairly quiet, when connected to a fan-control header. It doesn't rise in speed or pitch a great deal when under load, so that's good news.