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Path of the NinjaThe Scythe Ninja is a very difficult heatsink to judge fairly, as while it excels in being a low noise, and even totally silent, CPU cooler, it’s very disappointing thermal performance is hard to overlook. The Ninja copper is outper...
Sammanfattning: Compatibility: Intel Sockets LGA775/478, AMD Sockets AM2+/AM2/939/940/754; Dimensions: 110 x 110 x 150 mm (HxWxD); Fan: 120mm diameter, 800rpm (±10%); Air flow: 40.17cfm, Acoustics: 10.7 dBA To commemorate its fifth year, Scythe released a new copper v...
Sammanfattning: To celebrate its fifth anniversary, Scythe decided to do an all-copper makeover of its ever popular Ninja heatsink. It turned the already big heatsink into a >1kg heavyweight. How does it fare in the world of CPU cooling champs?
Sammanfattning: While the CPU Cooler trend of "Bigger is Better" has been debunked by such puny newcomers as the OCZ Vendetta, Scythe carries on its tradition of mammoth sized coolers with the all copper release of its popular Ninja line. Featuring an (almost) all c...
Unique cooler design (collector’s edition), High efficiency on overclocked processors, Can work with overclocked processors in passive (fanless) mode, Remarkably low level of generated noise with a standard fan, Universal design (supports all conte...
Inconvenient cooler installation onto LGA775 mainboards for Intel processors, Some issues with the aluminum heatsink at the bottom of the cooler.
No doubt, that Scythe Ninja Copper is a remarkable cooler. It would be a perfect choice for those who love silent systems, but could also please overclocking fans with its performance in active mode (with a fan). Stylish exterior and universal design c...
Looks cool, Excellent cooling performance, Can be used without a fan, Very well made, Silent fan included
Installation can be difficult in tight cases, Depending on motherboard configuration cooler might not fit, Very heavy
The Scythe Ninja is a great cooler, especially when you consider it can be used with no fan at all and achieve nice low temperatures for you CPU. It easily competes with the top coolers out there today in terms of performance and design. Ive always l...
Sammanfattning: Video Review: The Scythe NINJA Copper CPU Cooler one very large cooler! The heatsink weighs in at 1015 grams and if the fan is installed that adds another 115 grams. This is unquestionable heavy but not a big concern because of the way it gets installed using a motherboard back plate. It has an all copper heatsink with many fins. These fins are large and they are connected to long heatpipes which meet into a solid base. Watch the video to find out more and check out the bloopers at the end.
Sammanfattning: This was one of the most difficult HSFs to install that weve tested. Its low noise level is entirely due to the weak fan, but this also hinders the Ninja Cus ability to cool a CPU. As such, the Ninja Cu should be avoided at all costs. ...
Sammanfattning: Copper is the best heat conductor youre likely to find in a processor cooler, and Scythes Ninja-CU is made almost entirely of the metal. As with many high-end coolers, the Ninja-CU attaches to LGA775 motherboards using a backplate, and to AM2 soc...
Heavy, Price, Potential Clearance Issues with some types of RAM, Thin Fan brackets
While it may be the Year Of The Rat to the Chinese but to computer enthusiasts, its going to be the year of the Ninja Copper. Its performance is really quite impressive and while passive mode is a bit of a dogÂs breakfast, the included fan is so quiet...
