Prolimatech Armageddon CPU Cooler
May 24, 2010 | Storage | 2 CommentsFounded in 2008 in Taiwan, Prolimatech made all the bustle of high-end sinks, such as Megahalems. Today, let’s take a look at the latest creation of Prolimatech the Armageddon was originally announced in March 2010. Considering that Megahalem is fairly square shaped Armageddon Armageddon is still thin gauge appears to be similar to Megahalem with six heatpipes 6mm and the ability to mount two 140mm fans. Let’s take a look at the Armageddon Prolimatech and see how it differs.
From the front, it is difficult to see how the radiator can be different from the Megahalem. A telltale sign is that the arrangement of heatpipes coming out of the base. The heatpipes bend in a uniform line that penetrates the aluminum fins. Prolimatech includes all the mounting hardware needed to install the radiator on the Intel 775 socket, 1156, and 1366 platforms. If you’re a fan of AMD, you will find that the Armageddon Prolimatech CPU Cooler supports AMD AM2/AM2 + / AM3 taken, but need an optional mounting kit that costs of $ 9 USD. The CPU Cooler Prolimatech Armageddon also does not come with fans, but is compatible with 120mm x 140mm x 25mm and 25mm fans.
You want to go with 140mm fans if you must buy new ones because they push more air, less noisy and more to help cool the surface Armageddon. For today’s test, we use a pair of Xigmatek XLF-F1453 140mm fans to do the job. These fans are rated at 63.5 CFM and a noise level below 16 dBA, which is very pleasant. The cooling fans run Xigmatek XFL-F1453 $ 12.99 $ 2.99 more for each shipment at Newegg. This is our Armageddon Prolimatech our CPU cooler at $ 99.95 for the Intel platform. For the price range of $ 100 you are getting up there for air cooling you can get closed-loop liquid cooling like Corsair H50 Hydro under $ 80 shipped, so let’s take a closer look at this cooler before jumping into the installation and testing.
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