Review: Prolimatech Megahalems Super Mega Tower Cooler

Published by Marc Büchel on 11.07.12
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Construction and design

Construction

The Prolimatech Megahalems Super Mega mainly consists of aluminium and copper. You can find a base plate which leads the dissipation power to the six heatpipes which all have a diameter of six millimeters. Altogether there are 45 fins soldered to the heatpipes. Furthremore there are four stacks of copper fins. Two of them can be found on each side of the cooler. In order to achieve highest cooling capacity the fins have been located where the fan creates the highest airflow.




Design

We did not see any manufacturing mistakes on our sample, and it seems that it has been very well made which means that manufacturing is on an excellen level. The heatpipes do have indentical bending radius, which results in less vortex. Furhtermore this cooler comes with a total of 45 fins. Prolimatech has chosen to arrange them as "twin towers" where there is a fin stack on each side of the heatpipes. The fins themselves have been connected to one and another to improve stability and generate an optimized airflow.





Page 1 - Introduction Page 6 - Testsystem
Page 2 - Preview Page 7 - Results 2.66 GHz 12 volts
Page 3 - Specifications / Delivery Page 8 - Results 2.66 GHz 7 Volts
Page 4 - Construction and Design Page 9 - Conclusion
Page 5 - Mounting  



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