legionhardware.com - 9/1/2009
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Prolimatech has just released the Mega Shadow, which is a new revision of the award winning Megahalems. The Mega Shadow features the same design as the original, with a shiny new paint job that helps to give it a more aggressive look, but does it do anything for the performance? The Megahalems ...
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... When we reviewed the original Prolimatech Megahalems we were hugely impressed with the performance and design. At the time the only concern we had for the Megahalems was availability, at least the lack of availability any way. Today many online stores stock the Megahalems and all the major PC cooling orientated stores have stock. Link: Legion Hardware
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