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cpu Prolimatech Megahalems CPU Cooler

Introduction

Prolimatech are a company I have not previously encountered. After a brief inspection of their site it would appear that they have not been established for that long either. One of their first products to be introduced into the market is their Megahalems CPU cooler. Boasting an impressive array of heatpipes, fins and a single 120mm fan, it’s certainly heading in the right direction.

The cooler is compatible with the latest Intel i7’s processors but with a TDP of 130W to counter, many coolers have come unstuck and simply wilted in the heat. So, have the new boys bitten off more than they can chew or is this an up-and-coming triumph? Only one way to find out…

Features

  • Minimal air resistance between fins allowing best balance between noise and performance in range of 800-1200RPM
  • Heatpipes are lined up in a straight line to prevent air back draft allowing air to easily pass through the heatsink body
  • Wide fins with mathematically calculated thickness to maximize best air-to-surface cooling rate
  • Uniquely designed, easy-to-install socket 775 and 1366 retention mechanism to increase cooling ability
  • Easy to apply, high grade thermal compound, a perfect sidekick to all Prolimatech heatsinks

Specifications

  • Heatsink Dimension (L)130mm X (W)74mmX (H)158.7mm
  • Heatsink Weight 790g
  • Heatpipe Ø 6mm X 6pcs
  • Suggest Fan 120mm X 120mm X25mm
  • Suggest Fan Speed 800~1200rpm
  • Suggest Noise Level (dBA) Below 26dBA
  • Air Flow 57CFM
  • Direction of heatsink Faces the rear exhaust system fan

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