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Introduction

Memory cooling is one of those things that most people leave untouched. There may be several reasons for this: the foremost being that the stock heat spreaders on most memory modules will be sufficient for most user’s needs. But occasionally, there will of course be users who need to push their memory to the limit – particularly overclockers and gaming enthusiasts. These users will therein need some hardcore cooling for their precious RAM. With that in mind I introduce you to the Xigmatek Dragoon and Cuirassier heat spreaders.

About Xigmatek

Several years of experiences company background in Thermal IT industry provides our customer the best, reliable, environmental and performing Thermal/Cooling Systems including excellent Service to fulfill global users and customers demands.

Dragoon Features and Specifications

  • H.D.T. (Heat-pipe direct touch) technology
  • Vast compatibility across multiple types of memories
  • Outstanding cooling efficiency
  • Designed for professional gamer
  • Supports Dual Channel Memory setup
  • Increases overclocking potential
  • Optimized for natural convection
  • Adhesive thermal tape attached
  • Light weight
  • Easy installation
Product Name Dragoon-N422
Product Number CAM-N0EA0-U02
Base Material Al. Extrusion
Base Color Black
Fin Material Aluminum alloy
Heat-pipe 2pcs Φ4mm
Weight 105g
Dimension 131.1(L) x 76.5(W) x 9.6(H) mm

Cuirassier Features and Specifications

  • Pillar and fin combination provides high performance
  • Vast compatibility across multiple types of memories
  • Increases overclocking potential
  • High thermal efficiency
  • Optimized for natural convection
  • Pre-applied adhesive thermal tape
  • Light weight
  • Easy installation
Product Name Cuirassier-N002
Product Number CAM-N0EA0-U02
Base Material Al. Extrusion
Base Color Black
Weight 75g
Dimension 125(L) x 46(W)x 9.6(H) mm

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