Little Coolers for a Big Processor: AURAS TwinW, APACK ZEROtherm CF900 and Scythe Shuriken. Page 7

[05/07/2008 08:21 PM | Cooling]
by Sergey Lepilov

Can inexpensive compact cooling solutions be of any use for an overclocking fan? How noisy and efficient are they? Our today’s review will introduce to you three compact solutions like that and check them out on a quad-core Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9650 processor.

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Scythe Shuriken (SCSK-1000)

The last one to participate in our today’s test session will be the new cooler from Scythe – Scythe Shuriken, which stands for the star-shaped dangerous samurai weapon.

Package and Accessories

The cooler comes in a small cardboard box, which is covered with tons of information in two languages written in tiny font:

Inside the box you can also find three retention kits for Socket 478, LGA 775 and contemporary AMD platforms. Besides, there is also a pack of thick gray SilMORE thermal compound and an installation guide:

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