Xigmatek Aegir SD128264

By DreamWare Computers on November 19, 2011

Xigmatek started out in 2005 with the goal of becoming an industry leader in the PC thermal industry. Since 2005, Xigmatek has not only developed an extensive lineup of PC component coolers (CPU, VGA and HDD), but they have also branched out into the...

By Hardware Secrets on August 23, 2011

The Xigmatek is not as beautiful as the Dark Knight that we reviewed recently. It uses a similar fan and has a similar fin shape, but lacks the black nickel-plating.However, if we talk about performance, the Aegir is better. Probably thanks to its six...

By TechReaction.net on June 11, 2011

The Xigmatek AEGIR is a full-featured mainstream cooler and we are pleased to see it raising the high-end of the mainstream bar. The AEGIR performed well throughout all of our tests, and could even handle the fully loaded i7 930 @ 4.0GHz while...

By Real World Labs on March 27, 2011

Since i haven't had a chance to take a look at a Xigmatek solution for quite some time now i only remembered that they always had a great balance between performance and price and so i was expecting the same from the Aegir and i can say that i...

By Hi Tech Legion on March 17, 2011

The Xigmatek Aegir is a very impressive CPU cooler in many ways, everything about it is executed the right way. The materials are excellent, the fins are heavy and not sharp, the contact points of the heat pipes are smoothed well, and the mounting...

By TweakNews on February 08, 2011

Xigmatek's Aegir CPU cooler does indeed bring a lot to the party. With excellent cooling performance and a robust, yet easily installed mounting solution, this cooler ranks at the top of its class. White LEDs in the fan frame add a bit of visual...

By Pro-Clockers on February 02, 2011

The tower design has been around for some time now. so we do not really expect to see any huge breakthroughs in most regards.. However, the Aegir does offer a lot in the form of technology, bringing Xigmatek's new Dual Layer Heat-pipe Direct Touch...

By MadShrimps on December 08, 2010

Even if the Aegir came with only one fan, it cooled with ease the CPU and the resulting temperatures put it at about the same level as the Noctua NH-U12P SE2, which, as we know, comes with two fans, for a push-pull configuration. However, it was...