Scythe Mugen 5 Rev B SCMG-5100 Heatsink Review The Scythe Mugen 5 Rev B (SCMG-5100) heatsink is a lower-noise tower cooler standing 154mm tall and equipped with a single 120mm PWM fan. The Mugen 5 Rev B is constructed around six 6mm diameter nickel plated heatspipes which are swaged onto an array of raw aluminum cooling fins.	Date: Nov 18, 2017 Model No.: Mugen 5 Rev B Rating:
Scythe Fuma SCFM-1000 Heatsink The 920gram Scythe Fuma heatsink is constructed around six 6mm diameter copper heatpipes and a pair of aluminum fin stacks that measure 104x130x37mm (HxWxD) in size. The heatpipes are liberally soldered to a chunky nickel plated copper base plate, this plate helps to more evenly conduct heat away from hot-spot ridden multi-core CPUs.	Date: Apr 04, 2016 Model No.: Fuma SCFM-1000 Rating:
Scythe Ninja 4 SCNH-4000 Heatsink Review While Scythe doesn't overtly market its heatsinks as "silent" coolers, the company has typically produced coolers which meet the quiet esthetic.	Date: Feb 08, 2016 Model No.: Ninja 4 Rating:
Scythe Mugen Max SCMGD-1000 Heatsink Review Scythe's Mugen Max heatsink weighs 870grams and stands 166mm tall. The heatsink is constructed around six 6mm diameter copper heatpipes which are soldered to a 2mm thick nickel plated copper base plate. The heatpipes are swaged into a 113x145x84mm aluminum fin stack which is roughly broken up into four nearly-separate cooling towers.	Date: Apr 20, 2015 Model No.: Mugen Max Rating:
Scythe Ashura SCASR-1000 Heatsink Review On the review bench today we have Scythe's Ashura heatsink; this is a fairly standard tower cooler equipped with a 140mm fan. The Ashura cooler stands 162mm tall, making it suitable for full tower cases where AIO liquid coolers are often too bulky.	Date: Apr 06, 2015 Model No.: SCASR-1000 Rating:
Scythe Ashura Shadow Heatsink Review The Scythe Ashura Shadow is a dark nickel plated version of the vanilla Ashura heatsink Scythe also has on the market. Structurally, there's no difference between the two coolers, aside from the cosmetic metal coating. The Ashura Shadow heatsink stands 162mm tall and has a footprint of 145x89mm so it should fit most motherboards without memory slot interference.	Date: Feb 17, 2014 Model No.: Ashura Shadow Rating:
Scythe Mugen 4 Heatsink Review The Scythe Mugen 4 heatsink weighs 625grams and stands 157mm tall. The heatsink is built around six 6mm diameter copper heatpipes and has a footprint of 130x112mm. A 120mm PWM fan ships with the Mugen 4 heatsink, it rotates at 1400-600RPM and produces upwards of 41.9d dBA.	Date: Jan 02, 2014 Model No.: Mugen 4 Rating:
Scythe Kozuti SCKZT-1000 1.5U Low Profile Heatsink Review The Scythe Kozuti SCKZT-1000 is a really compact low profile heatsink that conforms to the 1.5U standard and measures just 40mm from tip to toe! That's not a lot of space in which to cram a heatsink capable of handling 150W heat loads... but Scythe manage it.	Date: Nov 09, 2011 Model No.: Kozuti SCKZT-1000 Rating:
Scythe SCRT-1000 Rasetsu Heatsink Review Broad processor support, however, is not what makes the Scythe Rasetsu heatsink stand out.... instead it's a mixture of acute and obtuse isosceles triangular voids cut into the leading and trailing edges of the heatsinks aluminum fins.	Date: Dec 03, 2010 Model No.: SCRT-1000 Rasetsu Rating:
Scythe Grand Kama Cross SCKC-2000 Heatsink Review In this review Frostytech is testing Scythe's Grand Kama Cross heatsink, the supped-up successor to the Kama Cross. This time around Scythe have sized it up by selecting a 140mm PWM fan.	Date: Mar 05, 2010 Model No.: Grand Kama Cross SCKC-2000 Rating:
Scythe Zipang 2 SCZP-2000 Heatsink Review The Scythe Zipang 2 heatsink actually fulfills most of these criteria, essentially silently, thanks to a clever combination of a slow-speed 140mm diameter fan and large cooling surface area. It's not the coolest heatsink Frostytech has ever tested, but it did keep noise levels under 40dB and temperatures to a little over 25C ambient in our 150W synthetic test scenario.	Date: Sep 04, 2009 Model No.: Zipang 2 Rating:
Scythe Big Shuriken SCBSK-1000 Heatsink Review The Scythe Big Shuriken is actually a really small heatsink, well not so much tiny as low profile. From the CPU to the top of the fan, the Big Shuriken measures a scant 57mm tall. That's not a whole lot of space to cram in a heatsink, but somehow Scythe have packed in four 6mm diameter heatpipes, 60 or 70 razor thin aluminum fins and a 120mm fan.	Date: Aug 23, 2009 Model No.: Big Shuriken SCBSK-1000 Rating:
Scythe Kama Angle Heatsink Review Traditional parallel fin-to-fan relationships are thrown out the window and what we're left with is a chevron-shaped aluminum fin tower with the fan set at 45 degrees to the leading edge.	Date: Apr 27, 2009 Model No.: Kama Angle Rating:
Scythe Orochi SCORC-1000 Low Noise Heatsink Review Scythe made the Orochi heatsink large for a reason, so that it can be paired with a slowly rotating ultra quiet fan to gently move air through the massive heatsinks' fins.	Date: Dec 19, 2008 Model No.: Orochi SCORC-1000 Rating: 680568
Mil-Spec Aerospace Fan on Scythe Orochi Heatsink - Big just got bigger! In this article Frostytech is going to have some fun with the Orochi and conduct a little experiment with the help of one very powerful mil-spec IMC Magnetics fan.	Date: Mar 10, 2008 Model No.: Orochi Rating:
Scythe Zipang SCZP-1000 Ultra Low Noise Heatsink Review If you need a silent heatsink, and I do mean silent, the Scythe Zipang is the next best thing to a passive block of aluminum (the only truely silent option).	Date: Feb 12, 2008 Model No.: Zipang SCZP-1000 Rating: 507072
Scythe Shuriken SCSK-1000 Heatsink Review The Scythe Shuriken (SCSK-1000) heatsink features copper heatpipes, high density stacked aluminum fins, a copper base and a low profile 12mm thick 100mm Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) fan. All that in a package that is 65mm tall.	Date: Feb 10, 2008 Model No.: Shuriken SCSK-1000 Rating: 515615
Scythe Andy Samurai Master Heatsink Review Design wise, the Andy Samurai Master heatsink weighs in at 685grams and comes packing no less than six 6mm diameter copper heatpipes and a 120mm 1200RPM fan.	Date: Dec 29, 2007 Model No.: Andy Samurai Master Rating:
Scythe Infinity SCINF-1000 Heatsink Review At least we would assume all that is accurate after testing the Scythe Infinity heatsink... The Infinity is a big heatsink for sure; it stands 155mm tall, 125mm wide and about 114mm deep with its 120mm 1200RPM fan. The scale tips at 960 grams, or just short of a kilogram.	Date: Dec 14, 2007 Model No.: Infinity SCINF-1000 Rating:
Scythe Mugen SCINF-1000 Heatsink Review The Scythe Mugen and Infinity heatsinks are identical, except for a slightly more powerful fan on the former. The Scythe Mugen is no different, it just runs a little cooler still, and louder.	Date: Dec 12, 2007 Model No.: Mugen SCINF-1000 Rating:
Scythe Ninja Mini SCMNJ-1000 Heatsink Review The Scythe Ninja Mini SCMNJ-1000 is a compact lower-noise heatsink ideally suited to compact PC chassis. These diminutive PCs have until now not had much in the way to choose from for reduced noise CPU cooling.	Date: Dec 10, 2007 Model No.: Ninja Mini SCMNJ-1000 Rating:
Scythe Kama Cross SCKC-1000 Heatsink Review Scythe's Kama Cross heatsink is compatible with socket 754/939/940/AM2 AMD Athlon64 and socket 478/775 Intel Core 2 Duo/Quad processors.	Date: Jul 02, 2007 Model No.: Kama Cross SCKC-1000 Rating:
Scythe Katana II SCKTN-2000 Heatsink Review The Scythe Katana II heatsink boasts four rather unique technologies to its name; OFCS, VFMS, wide range RPM, and four way mounting.	Date: Jun 18, 2007 Model No.: Katana II SCKTN-2000 Rating:
Scythe Mine Rev.B SCMN-1100 Heatsink Review The Scythe Mine Rev.B is a funny looking cooler, with a 100mm fan at the center and two separate columns of aluminum cooling fins on either side.	Date: Jun 18, 2007 Model No.: SCMN-1100 Rating:
Scythe Samurai SCSM-1000 Heatsink Review With this much copper above the CPU, it's easy to make quick assumptions about the Samurai's thermal capabilities that could be far from accurate.	Date: May 16, 2006 Model No.: Samurai SCSM-1000 Rating:
Scythe Shogun Low Noise Heatsink Review The Scythe Shogun weighs in a hefty 790 grams, and stands to a towering height of 147mm above the CPU.	Date: May 13, 2006 Model No.: Shogun Rating:
Scythe SCKK-1000 Kama Cooler Heatsink Review The word 'Kama' means scythe in Japanese, and with that we can only assume that the Scythe SCKK1000 is supposed to take a "slice out of heat..."	Date: Nov 28, 2004 Model No.: SCKK1000 Kama Rating:
Scythe NCU-2000 Pentium4 Heatsink Review It functions by making use of the air currents that exist within a computer case to keep itself, and the processor cool.	Date: Sep 13, 2004 Model No.: NCU-2000 Rating:
Scythe Kamakaze AthlonXP / Pentium 4 Heatsink Review The Scythe Kamakaze configured for Socket A processors, but with the turn of a few screws it can just as easily be set up for an Intel system.	Date: Dec 27, 2003 Model No.: Kamakaze Rating:

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