Xigmatek Achilles S1284C

Xigmatek Achilles S1284C

Author: Marien
Published: 02 March 2009 1:24 AM CET
Category: Reviews

I used SiSoftsandra’s built in Burn in tool to stress the system and the idle temperatures were measured during internet browsing and minor computer activity.

  • All the temperatures were measured using Speed fan.
  • All these temperatures were measured with a room temperature of around 21 degrees Celsius.
  • And the results are displayed in Celsius

System used

  • Intel Pentium E6300 with Arctic Silver 5
  • Asus P5B
  • 2x 1GB PC6000 CL4.0 HyperX
  • Sapphire X1950Pro with Arctic Silver Ceramic
  • 1x 74gb WD Raptor HDD
  • 1x NEC DVD Burner

The Xigmatek Achilles S1284C did a pretty good job on keeping my old e6300 up to the right temperature. I did multiple test runs and the temperature fluctuated a bit, in the end this was the result I got and I must say that the results are pretty good. If we start comparing the Achilles with the Noctua coolers then there’s a big difference in price. The Achilles costs around 35 ~ 40 Euros. The Noctua coolers are up to 10 Euros more expensive than the Xigmatek.

Final words

  • Great looking
  • Easy Installation
  • High compatibility
  • Quiet
  • High performance cooler for a decent price
  • Great overall package


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