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Scythe
"NINJA PLUS Rev.B" 6Heat Pipes
CPU Cooler
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| Price:$54.00 |
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Ninja PLUS Rev. B Manual for
Fan installation and 775 or
478, 754, 939, 940 and AM2 |
| With increasing demand for "silent" CPU Cooler for the latest "hot" processor, SCNJ-1100P Scythe Ninja PLUS CPU Cooler would be an ideal solution for your silent PC project! The new "Rev.B" version comes Easy installation clip solution, with AM2 ready now ! |
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Model Name: SCNJ-1100P
Manufacturer: Scythe Co., Ltd. Japan |
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Heatsink Dimensions:
110 x 110 x 150mm
Weight:
Ninja 6heat pipes CPU cooler: 640 g
Included 120mm fan: 130g
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Fan
Dimensions: 120 x 120 x 25mm
Noise Level: 20.94dBA
Air Flow: 49.58 CFM
Speed: 1,200rpm (±10%)
Bearing Type: Sleeve Bearing
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mobo compatibility with
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AMD |
478 |
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939 |
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2-in-1 CPU Cooler
"NINJA PLUS Rev.B" cooler is a versatile CPU cooler which supports both fan & fanless mode! With fan mode, the cooler is ready for the high-end CPU cooling (with low noise), and with fanless mode, you are in silent mode (noiseless!) You can get 2 great features in 1 CPU cooler!
Great Value Fanless Heatpipe CPU Cooler
For the great performance and total 6Heat Pipe, "NINJA PLUS Rev.B" cooler is the value-for-money fanless cooler available in the market!
Universal Socket Compatibility
Ninja PLUS Rev.B CPU Cooler is compatible for socket 478/754/939/940/AM2 & the new LGA775. All-in-one solution for your PC system.
Optional 120mm Fan & Clips Included
To fulfill the needs for high-end & low-noise PC system, the "NINJA PLUS Rev.B"cooler comes with the low-noise 120mm fan & mounting clips!
Light Weight Fanless CPU Cooler
With the given performance level and size of the heatsink, the "NINJA PLUS Rev.B" cooler is light-weight fanless cooler available in the market!
Easy Installation-No Back-Plate Necessary
Modified clip makes the installation easier than the previous model! No need to remove your motherboard to install the cooler, simple steps allow you to install and use the cooler without any hassle.
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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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Tom's Hardware |
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As AMD continues to drum the efficiency beat and Intel moves away from its past missteps, a look back at older technology shows one area where overclocking enthusiasts benefited from Intel's ultra-hot Netburst architecture: oversized CPU coolers. Certainly a few largish designs would have trickled into the market eventually to appease the quiet cooling crowd, but horrifically hot Prescott cores and Pentium D processors hastened the development of today's cooling monsters........
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"KICK ASS GameMan's Choice"
3dGameMan |
| Believe it or not, it has been just over three years since the last review of a Scythe CPU heatsink! Back then, Scythe had some great products in their Heatlane and Kama coolers. Today we actually have three new heatsinks for review. That’s right! We are doing a three way Scythe CPU cooler roundup! If you are not familiar with Scythe, here is a little history from their website: ...... |
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PureOverclock.com |
| Hot on the heels of the impressive Freezer 7 Pro review (April 7th~ Editors Choice), I today find myself testing an altogether different beast. Whereas the Freezer 7 Pro was designed from the outset to be a low cost, moderately sized and quiet CPU cooler, today's review unit is a monster of a heatsink marketed as a high end, no-compromise heavyweight -- did the title give it away? Yes, it's the Scythe Ninja Rev.B!...... |
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ReviewDesk.com
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| The Scythe Ninja Plus Rev. B proved to be quite effective at cooling my AMD Athlon 64 3200+, which is a relatively hot-running processor. I ran 15 minute loops of CPU-stressing software, using each heatsink and each different configuration. First, let’s check out how a stock AMD heatsink/fan cools my CPU....... |
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Anandtech |
| In the past the Ninja name was used to designate the top-of-the-line Scythe coolers. Then somewhere along the development road the Infinity name rose to the top of the Scythe catalog. In the current Scythe lineup the two coolers are remarkably similar in features, but with slightly different design approaches to the cooling task.
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Highly Recommended
Pro
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Scythe, one of the leading air-cooling systems designers in the world, have unleashed a new version of one of their best coolers on the unsuspecting but performance hungry multitudes. Introducing the Scythe Ninja Plus B!
Scythe is one of the few companies I know of that have put out a bunch of seriously high performance coolers in a short period of time. With success stories like the Ninja, Mine and the current air champ here at PC, the mighty Infinity, Scythe have some serious airplay with computer enthusiasts, especially those who long for a decent compromise between performance and noise. It might have been tempting for Scythe to have rested on their laurels, but they seem unstoppable in their quest for the best in cooling for any platform. To prove it Scythe have being kind enough to send to us another cooler for review ...... |
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