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@ 2011/04/01It's not often that we find a new company entering a highly competitive
market, only to go straight into the top league. But this shouldn't come as
much of a surprise when the engineers in question originated from another
highly regarded manufacturer. Prolimatech first came into the market with
their Megahalem using a very original dual tower that came in a package the
same size as other traditional tower heatsinks such as the Thermalright
Ultra Extreme. It proved to be highly successful amongst enthusiasts but
from our own results it failed to keep up with Thermalright's offering, its
closest competitor. Moving on three years from then, Prolimatech have made
tweaks to their design and are ready to take on the top coolers once again
with their new ultimate Super Mega iteration, this time facing the Noctua
NH-D14, Thermalright Silver Arrow and Venomous X.
market, only to go straight into the top league. But this shouldn't come as
much of a surprise when the engineers in question originated from another
highly regarded manufacturer. Prolimatech first came into the market with
their Megahalem using a very original dual tower that came in a package the
same size as other traditional tower heatsinks such as the Thermalright
Ultra Extreme. It proved to be highly successful amongst enthusiasts but
from our own results it failed to keep up with Thermalright's offering, its
closest competitor. Moving on three years from then, Prolimatech have made
tweaks to their design and are ready to take on the top coolers once again
with their new ultimate Super Mega iteration, this time facing the Noctua
NH-D14, Thermalright Silver Arrow and Venomous X.
