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Scythe
"MUGEN" 5Heat Pipes CPU Cooler |
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4 Fan Mounting Choice
Users can choose from 4 possible direction to mount the fan to get the best performance out of MUGEN!
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Tool Free Easy Installation
Newly developed & "patent pending" mounting mechanism "VTMS (Versatile Toll-Free Multiplatform System) allows user to install the MUGEN CPU Cooler without any tool and hassle. MUGEN CPU Cooler is compatible for socket 478/754/939/940/AM2 & LGA775. All in one solution for your PC system.
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Wide Range Cooling
MUGEN CPU Cooler is optimized to get its performance from low-rpm to high-rpm to meet the demand from silent users to heavy-core overclockers.
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Digital-Life |
| Although relatively new to the market, Scythe, which first began its United States business operations in 2004, has already introduced a number of products that have been quite popular among PC enthusiasts. To secret to Scythe's success is a pretty simple formula; offer a product with a simple design that offers solid performance. Although many of Scythe's product aren't as flashy as other manufacturers, its high-class coolers are able to compete with leading products from Cooler Master, Thermaltake, and Zalman. ...... |
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Dragon Steel Mods |
| The advancement of the CPU Cooler has not always evolved as quickly as that of the CPU itself. The original CPU coolers were passive devices comprised of either copper or aluminum heat sinks. As processors became hotter, fans were added to dissipate the heat that they produced...... |
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PC Perspective |
| The new Scythe CPU cooler incorporates 5 heat pipes and is one of the largest heatsink Fans (HSF) on the market. It comes bundled with a 120mm low speed fan and includes mounting hardware that supports the majority of Intel and AMD platforms. This is currently in stock and available from our friends at CrazyPC for ..... |
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ANANDTECH |
| Many readers have asked for a review of the Scythe and we recently received the latest version of the famous heatpipe tower. The certainly qualifies as something of a legend, but legends have not always performed as expected in our cooling tests at AnandTech. Does the live up to the performance goalpost set by the Tuniq Tower 120, or like all the others tested so far, does it fall somewhat short? Our goal is to find an answer to this question.
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Editor's Choice
FiringsSquad |
| According to Scythe this is their highest performing cooler. The is a fairly recent cooler that sports 10 heatpipes with many fins. There is also a thick aluminum heatsink at the base of the cooler to pick up any additional heat off the heatpipes and the copper base plate which rests above the CPU. At the top of the cooler you can see eight small grooves. Like the Andy cooler from Scythe, the 120mm fan that comes with the is mounted by wire clips which go into these grooves....... |
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Editor's Choice
Tech Power Up! |
The Scythe is one big mother of a cooler. It offers awesome cooling performance and is a real alternative to watercooling.
In the past when I was testing at high overclocks I often had to install watercooling just to be sure the CPU air cooling is not limiting the overclock. Now I can just install the Scythe and get very similar results with much less time involved. Of course watercooling has a much bigger cooling potential, but it's also a bigger investment and more complex....... |
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"98 VR-Marks"
VR-Zone |
| In 2002, an Akihabara startup in Tokyo went into heatsink production. 4 years later today, almost every PC enthusiast know of their products. Scythe Co., Ltd. Japan has evolved from being known as the maker of the Kamakaze heatsink to being synonymous with monster overclocking tools like the Ninja (which was reviewed by floppy a while back and rated as the best heatsink at the time of writing)....... |
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Editor's Choice
Overclock3d.Net |
The Scythe SCINF-1000 is a huge cooler. Scythe themselves have a huge reputation to live up to. Will the Scythe match that reputation and perform well when used with a Conroe CPU? I take it to the test in the following review and see how it fares.
Scythe have made quite an impression of late in the cooling market. Their line of CPU coolers are really (pardon the pun) "hotting up" the heatsink market. With some great designs and more than a couple of heatpipes, enthusiasts are really digging what Scythe are all about....... |
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Silent PC Review |
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It's bigger! It's better! It's new and improved! It's yet another heatsink from Scythe. Not that it's a bad thing. Scythe seems to release a new heatsink every other month or so, and by and large, they're all pretty good.
The seems poised to pick up where the Ninja left off. The Ninja made its name by being bigger than any other cooler on the market, but the MUGEN is bigger in every dimension and 150 grams heavier to boot. Perhaps Scythe has something to prove — other manufacturers have built similar heatsink behemoths and the Ninja is no longer the undisputed leader it once was......
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Editor's Choice
Pro Clockers.com |
| I have being doing reviews for Scythe products for some time now. Most of the products have been very good products. One that comes to mind is the Ninja, a cooler that would be included on anybody’s top ten list. And then there is the Mine, another cooler that is a awesome low noise solution for people needing it. But today, I can honestly say that their newest cooler will put the these coolers to shame....... |
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9.7/10
RubyWorks |
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Scythe is well known in the CPU cooling realm. Their most famous product, the Scythe Ninja, is one of the best coolers on the market. Scythe plans on placing that bar a little higher with the Scythe.
The Scythe was in a square box and I was quite surprised by its size.......
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"TOP PRODUCT" Award
HARTWARE.NET |
| Mayday, mayday...... agent Andy at agent cool hard: Ten Pipe fled! It snatched itself a standing safety cardboard, in this barricaded and on direct way in the Hartware.net test laboratory fled. We could not stop it any longer. Ten Pipe is extremely dangerously, exclusive and does not shrink from not to eliminate other hostile fellow combatants. Watches out thus please, if the found its way shortly by the hostile lines and its actual task tackles. With its variable VTMC grip arm mechanisms it can set itself any platforms entern and destroying to the resistance........ |
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"Editor's Choice"
HardwareOC.at |
Jedes Jahr im Sommer gibt es einige Tage, wo die Sonne ihren Rekordwert erreicht, so wie diese Woche. Momentan plagen wir uns mit 36° Grad Außentemperatur, was natürlich zu höheren Temperaturen im Computer führt. Damit der Hardware nichts passiert, sollte man stets auf gute Kühlung achten und eventuell veraltete Kühler gegen Neue tauschen. Falls ihr gerade auf der Suche nach einem Modell seid, wir haben heute ein Produkt aus dem Hause Scythe bei uns im Test, welches für euch interessant sein könnte.......
in Geraman (Original)
in English (by Google Translate)
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