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Scythe Orochi

Last post 06-18-2008, 3:34 PM by Tipperton. 5 replies.
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  •  06-10-2008, 7:04 AM 335233

    Scythe Orochi

    LOL. Your eyes aren't decieving you, check out this badboy. Well, huge boy. Doesn't look like it does so well. But it's being called a decent passive solution. Wow, some designers may need to find another career man!!

    http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/coolers/display/scythe-orochi.html

    The review sez its a good HSF for people who don't like to use a case!!! lol, I know there's folks who don't, but wow, lol.

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  •  06-10-2008, 7:13 AM 335237 in reply to 335233

    Re: Scythe Orochi

    That heatsink is 155mm in height, which (without that fan) should fit in a lot of cases. I think the Xclio Windtunnel case would be perfect for that heatsink.

    All I have to say is dang......

     

  •  06-10-2008, 10:32 AM 335346 in reply to 335237

    Re: Scythe Orochi

    Damn there gunna have to start building cases 12 inches wide lol. I mean damn that a hugh heatsink and i bet it weighs about 5-10pounds. I hope that heatsink keeps a CPU in the 20's atleast because if not its really not worth it.

     Oh and even if its in a case there goes most of your airflow lol, you better have water cooling.

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  •  06-10-2008, 11:34 AM 335382 in reply to 335346

    Re: Scythe Orochi

    If this trend continues, you'll be buying motherboards with one huge heatsink on them, to cover the CPU, chipsets, RAM, etc. LOL

  •  06-10-2008, 11:50 AM 335388 in reply to 335382

    Re: Scythe Orochi

    From the reviews I've seen it doesn't cool as well as some of the current high end coolers despite its huge size. If your looking for the best passive cooler around this think takes the cake I'm sure.

    But man it sure looks impressive. 

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  •  06-18-2008, 3:34 PM 341178 in reply to 335388

    Re: Scythe Orochi

    That is totally ridiculous!

     LOL

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