Friday, March 1st 2013

XIGMATEK Dark Knight Frostbourne Edition CPU Cooler Announced

After giving its Dark Knight SD1283 a pitch-black color-scheme with the Nighthawk Edition released last April, XIGMATEK announced availability of its polar opposite color scheme, the Frostbourne Edition. The aluminum-alloy fin tower-type heatsink's fins, three 8 mm-thick U-shaped heatpipes that make direct contact with the CPU, and the included fan, bear a matte white finish. The fins feature XIGMATEK's Stealth ceramic coating, which works to increase surface area for heat dissipation. The cooler is designed to handle TDP of up to 160W.

Measuring 120 x 50 x 159 mm (WxDxH) heatsink-only, and weighing 406 g, the Dark Knight SD1283 Frostbourne Edition includes an XOF-F1251 120 mm fan with 4-pin PWM connector. It spins in the range of 800 and 1,400 RPM, pushing up to 60 CFM of air, with a company rated noise output under 16 dBA. The cooler supports nearly all modern client CPU socket types, including Intel LGA2011, LGA1155/LGA1156, LGA775; AMD AM3+/AM3/AM2+/AM2, and FM2/FM1. The Dark Knight SD1283 is expected to be priced around the $50 mark.
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20 Comments on XIGMATEK Dark Knight Frostbourne Edition CPU Cooler Announced

#2
Vancha
Interested to see how this fan compares to the Nighthawk's.
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#5
SIGSEGV
nice painting (and may be its design looks cool) but 50$ buck for only 3 heatpipes? i prefer to choose thermaltake frio over this hsf :)
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#6
d1nky
that's sexy as hell, but does it perform well....
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#7
Fourstaff
Keeping dust off from tarnishing the finish will be a big challenge.
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#8
Vancha
SIGSEGVnice painting (and may be its design looks cool) but 50$ buck for only 3 heatpipes? i prefer to choose thermaltake frio over this hsf :)
Pretty sure the Nighthawk beats the Frio, so unless the new fan is that much worse for temperatures it should beat the Frio as well.
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#9
tokyoduong
dang! and i was kidding around the other day about white pcb and hsf.
I think it looks great but honestly, it'll look tacky if you don't have proper lighting or keep it clean.
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#10
d1nky
white PCB's, did a manufacturer just her that??!! WHITE MOTHERBOARDS, WHITE GRAPHICS CARDS.......DOOOO IT!!
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#11
Jorge
It's amazing what gets PC enthusiasts all excited...

For a few dollars more the Xigmatek dual level heatpipe Aegir 128264 is a far more capable HSF. Adding a second fan to the Aegir has lowered full load temps an additional ~5-6C. It doesn't come in white however, just nice shiny silver. :)
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#12
d1nky
yea I got one and oc I don't go above 40*c and stock 35*c! but for pure looks that white one wins
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#13
Easo
The name still confuses me :D
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#14
Zubasa
EasoThe name still confuses me :D
The should just name it the White Knight :laugh:
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#15
Morgoth
Fueled by Sapphire
d1nkywhite PCB's, did a manufacturer just her that??!! WHITE MOTHERBOARDS, WHITE GRAPHICS CARDS.......DOOOO IT!!

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#17
de.das.dude
Pro Indian Modder
d1nkythat's fucking sweet, why isn't it mainstream??
looks weird thats why :p

on topic: 50$ for 3 heatpipes? no thanks..
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#18
Prima.Vera
looks like white chocolate candies mobo and card. lol
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#19
Jorge
The whacko color schemes are a big deal for some folks. You can pair your White Dark Knight (stupid names) with your orange and black Giga mobo and your yellow PSU inside your blue PC case and have a really fugly concoction of crap.
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