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Xigmatek Red Scorpion S1283
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Wed, 8 October, 2008
System Cooling
Xigmatek
Chris Kagan
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Introduction

In the search for better cooling and improved performance results, there are innovations that come along every so often that can change the way we use products. CPU heatsinks are an interesting breed, with companies trying just about any idea that might separate them from the rest of the pack. Some ideas fail miserably, but some elevate that performance to new heights.

On the test bench today is Xigmatek's Red Scorpion S1283, which offers Heatpipe Direct Touch (HDT) technology, a new trend in tower-style heatsinks. We’ll be comparing this to a couple other very capapble coolers to determine its cooling efficiency. The Scorpion sure looks good, but cooling is king, so we'll see if it's regal or reject.

Thank you to our friends at Xigmatek for supplying the review sample.

Purpose and targets of becoming one of the worlds leaders in thermal PC Industry were set for Xigmatek Co. Ltd in 2005, the founding year! To ensure reaching this project aims, Xigmatek's management followed up with hard work, experiences and customer friendly business style.

Now let's see how good the Red Scorpion is!



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