[Baldy]

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ProlimaTech, the company behind the award-winning and record-setting Megahalems heatsink, has released a successor to the overclocking throne: the ProlimaTech Super-Mega heatsink cooler for Intel CPUs.

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The ProlimaTech Super-Mega uses a very dense array of aluminum and copper fins which are split down the middle to form two separate heatsink halves. The Super-Mega heatsink is comprised of six heat-pipe rods, which span to each side and offer twelve total cooling ends. The nickel-plated copper base secures firmly to the CPU with a new and improved proprietary mounting clip system. This mounting system, which I am pleased to report is the most effective clip mechanism I've ever used, and improves the already impressive design offered on the Megahalems and Armageddon, offers up to 70 pounds of contact pressure while completely removing the chance of processor movement or sliding.

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Can't wait to see some reviews on this bad boy.

Link can be found here

and here.

 

[Jay Scott]

Sounds interesting, but the link seems to be broken

EDIT: Seems to be working now, thanks OP, nice find!

 

[bak3donh1gh]

someone just need to make a case that connects to the cpu/problemsolved.

 

[JWellington]

Someone just needs to make Liquid Nitrogen cooling for everyday use.

 

[Pillz Here]

Looks exactly like my Megahalems, minus the copper fins.

 

[overclocker23578]

Thats one big HSF

 

[BlackHoleSon]

Yeah it looks just like the mega with slightly bigger fins and a little copper.

 

[Munkypoo7]

"up to 70 lbs of contact pressure"

No thank you, call me paranoid, but after seeing what the VenX did at that rating... My TRUE Black with push|pull shall remain.

 

[xd_1771]

DO
WANT.

 

[Riou]

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Originally Posted by Munkypoo7 "up to 70 lbs of contact pressure" No thank you, call me paranoid, but after seeing what the VenX did at that rating... My TRUE Black with push|pull shall remain.

Don't screw the heatsink down all the way and you will be fine with the Mega/Ven-X.

Regular Megahalems:

• Heatsink Dimension: (L)130mm X (W)74mmX (H)158.7mm
• Heatsink Weight: 790 grams
• Heatpipe Ø: 6mm X 6pcs
• Compatible with 120mm fans

Super Mega:

• Heatsink Dimension: (L)130mm X (W)74mmX (H)158.7mm
• Heatsink Weight: 945.3 grams
• Heatpipe Ø: 6mm X 6pc
• Compatible with 120mm/140mm fans

So this is just heavier from the copper and is compatible with 140mm fans. 140mm fans should work on the regular Mega though.

 

[Meta-Prometheus]

I may look into this.

 

[dham]

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Originally Posted by Riou Don't screw the heatsink down all the way and you will be fine with the Mega/Ven-X. Regular Megahalems: Heatsink Dimension: (L)130mm X (W)74mmX (H)158.7mm Heatsink Weight: 790 grams Heatpipe Ø: 6mm X 6pcs Compatible with 120mm fans Super Mega: Heatsink Dimension: (L)130mm X (W)74mmX (H)158.7mm Heatsink Weight: 945.3 grams Heatpipe Ø: 6mm X 6pc Compatible with 120mm/140mm fans So this is just heavier from the copper and is compatible with 140mm fans. 140mm fans should work on the regular Mega though.

They do. You just have to use zip ties. Which I use anyway because the bracket design is horrible. You can't put a 120x38 + a shroud even with the modified bracket they sell. Horrible design. On the mugen-2 the bracket made for thicker fans is not dependent on the 38mm thickness. You can put whatever thickness you want.

 

[KusH]

I wonder how much better this would be then my Mugen-2 :-/ Probably not worth the money for a slight temp reduction if any.

 

[ChrisB17]

Link doesn't work?

 

[Baldy]

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Originally Posted by ChrisB17 Link doesn't work?

Link is working well on my side. 0_o

 

[ChrisB17]

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Originally Posted by Baldy Link is working well on my side. 0_o

Weird if I google it it comes up. But if I click it I get a 404 error. Meh

 

[xxbassplayerxx]

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Originally Posted by Baldy Can't wait to see some reviews on this bad boy. Link can be found here.

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Page not found The page you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable. Please try the following: If you typed the page address in the Address bar, make sure that it is spelled correctly. - Click the Back button in your browser to try another link. - Use a search engine like Google to look for information on the Internet.

 

[Baldy]

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Originally Posted by xxbassplayerxx

I honestly don't know.

Link seems to work for some, not for others. :x

 

[Eagle1337]

It's down for me as well.
http://techpowerup.com/126241/Prolim...PU_Cooler.html works though.

 

[nuklearwax]

Looks like AMD users get the shaft again having to buy the seperate mounting brackets for their socket.