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This time we are testing the Prolimatech Megahalems Red Series, a CPU cooler with tower heatsink and six U-shaped heatpipes that supports one or two 120 mm or 140 mm fans. Check it out!Some years ago, we tested the Megahalems Rev. B. Nowadays, Prolimat...
The Prolimatech Megahalems Rev. B was, at the time we tested it, one of the best CPU coolers available on the market. Nowadays, the Red Edition has a few competitors with slightly better performance, but the Megahalems name is still a synonym with high...
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Back in 2008 a group of very experienced engineers decided their current employer wasn't listen to them enough. They were so full of ideas and designs it was starting to get annoying making products that all look the same. Enough was enough, they packe...
The conclusion here will be short and sweet, considering the Megahalem is much smaller than the heatsink we compared it to it performed very well. managing to keep our test system below 75c at all times with 12v fans is brilliant. For those of you look...
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Frostytech won't string you along; the Prolimatech Megahalems heatsink is indeed one of the very best performing CPU coolers we've ever tested...
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Lately a large number of LGA1366/LGA1156 CPU Coolers have arrived at our lab, others producing great performance results while others are more of a price/performance ratio winners. Today's review however is a bit different since we have with...
Build Quality, Performance...
Price For Some, Fan Not Included...
Prolimatech really managed to blow us away with the performance of the first CPU Cooler and for that reason alone we can't stop wondering how their second and third CPU Coolers which were announced a while ago will perform. However unfortun...
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Prolimatech throws Megahalem into high performance cooling ring Courtesy of Prolimatech Weve evaluated numerous CPU coolers from a variety of established vendors that include the likes of Zalman, CoolerMaster, and Thermalright. But, today we are...
Wed like to thank CrazyPC.com for providing the Prolimatech Megahalem CPU cooler for our review today. From the moment we opened its retail packaging, I knew this heatsink was going to give the competition a run for its money. The overall constructio...
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You probably have never heard of Prolimatech. It is an up and coming manufacturer founded in 2008. The company is based in Taiwan with a team of people who are specialized in designing “aerospace resource-saving technology and advanced heat conducting...
Supports Socket LGA 775 and 1366, Very solid construction, Very secure mounting mechanism, Excellent performance, Good overclocking potential, Quiet (if it is paired with a good fan)...
Does not support AMD CPUs, No fan is included, Can have issue with certain motherboards, Price, Only has one pair of fan clips...
We were really impressed with the first heatsink from Prolimatech. The Megahalems has all of the goodies that you would find in other big players in the cooling industry. It is very well constructed with good quality material. The cooling performance...
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At first I want to thank Prolimatech for providing the Megahalems CPU cooler for testing and reviewing.In this review, I will test a very interesting cooler from Prolimatech, which design fits perfectly with the rest of the cooling system on DFI LP UT...
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Overall we can conclude that these high end heatsinks are extremely well matched, the Prolimatech sticks out at the low noise end, delivering CPU temps noticeably lower than the competition. With mid-range CFM fans the differences are smaller and the TRUE catches up...
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Prolimatech Megahalems CPU Cooler Throughout all of 2008, I made it my mission to test every high-performance CPU cooler that Benchmark Reviews received. The Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quad processors did their part to separate the cream of the crop from ou...
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Prolimatech is a relatively new Taiwanese company with only one product: the Megahalems CPU cooler. Despite Prolimas relative obscurity, the Megahalems has been making the rounds at several well-known PC enthusiasts sites and getting excellent marks...
Topnotch performance with both low and high airflow, Easy, secure mounting system, LGA1366 compatibilityCONS, Price, availability, Lack of AMD compatibility, Our thanks to Prolimatech for the Megahalems heatsink sample, Articles of Related Interest, Th...
Price, availability, Lack of AMD compatibility...
The Prolimatech Megahalems delivered a championship performance, no matter how much airflow was supplied by the fan. It performed similarly to the Thermalright HR-01 Plus in a low airflow environment, but did 3°C better with high airflow, making it an...
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Today we are checking out another high-end CPU cooler, this time from a company called Prolimatech. They claim that their new Megahalems heatsink is able to outperform the industry’s best products, such as the Thermalright TRUE Copper, so we decided to...
It is like some new alloy has been discovered in the past 6 months. For what almost seemed like forever the Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme dominated our charts, delivering the best cooling performance of any cooler we had seen. While there were quite a...
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Being the new kid in the neighborhood is never easy. Having no reputation to rely on, you’re forced to prove yourself to each and every customer and under no circumstances can you have a letdown in areas like customer service that the big boys can sus...
The Megahalems has shown itself to be an all around great heat sink. It performs solidly at stock speeds and works well with quieter fans but what it really craves is heat and lots of it. Throughout this article I couldn’t help notice the similariti...
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A few weeks ago we made the move to socket 2011, and having undertaken a group test of some of the more popular all in one water cooling solutions on the market we figured it was aout time we tried out a few traditional air coolers on the toasty socket 20...
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