Monday, July 11th 2011

Scythe Announces Compatibility to AMD sockets FM1 and AM3+

Japanese cooling expert Scythe is officially confirming the compatibility between its own CPU Coolers and new sockets FM1 and AM3+. Product Development in the IT Industry is constantly evolving and in some cases implies new interfaces as well as sockets.

Brand new Mainboards for AMD A Processor Series are available on the market since a couple days. In order to assure a safe operation a proper CPU-Cooler is required, where Scythe is offering a wide spectrum of products suiting everyone's requirements. All current Scythe CPU Coolers models are therefore already compatible to the new to AMD sockets FM1 and AM3+. Users can either utilize the Scythe CPU Coolers they own or get a new CPU Cooler from the shops as no extra clips or mounting kits are required.
Following Scythe CPU Coolers are compatible AMD socket FM1 and AM3+:
Susanoo, Mugen 3, Mine 2, Yasya, Rasetsu, Ninja 3, Grand Kama Cross, Mugen 2 Rev. B, Samurai ZZ, BIG Shuriken, Shuriken Rev. B, Kozuti, Katana 3, Katana 3 Type A
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10 Comments on Scythe Announces Compatibility to AMD sockets FM1 and AM3+

#2
ASharp
You mean newer sockets with the exact same retention mechanism as previous generations are compatible with older coolers? No way!
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#3
Necrofire
Yea, that is absolutely amazing!
I also got an email from Corsair a couple days ago, my current DDR3 RAM will work in socket AM3+ motherboards :eek:

TECHNOLOGY!
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#4
Peter1986C
Press releases and their kicking in of open doors.... :shadedshu
ASharpYou mean newer sockets with the exact same retention mechanism as previous generations are compatible with older coolers? No way!
NecrofireYea, that is absolutely amazing!
I also got an email from Corsair a couple days ago, my current DDR3 RAM will work in socket AM3+ motherboards :eek:

TECHNOLOGY!
Double lol.
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#5
TheLaughingMan
I would have never guess a cooler like the Mugen 2, that requires the remove of the stock retention system and replaces it with its own, would work. What are the chances a Scythe cooler is compatible with a retention system specifically engineered to work with it.

This is good to know after I have already attached a Scythe Mugen 2 Rev. B to a board with an AM3+ socket like 3 days ago that it is now officially supported.
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#6
[H]@RD5TUFF
Good, now will there be a compatibility kit for those that aren't ?
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#7
aj28
[H]@RD5TUFFGood, now will there be a compatibility kit for those that aren't ?
Pretty sure everything that was compatible with AM2 should be compatible with AM3+ seeing as how the retention bracket is the same. Only the frame of it is missing, and if anything, that would be the thing impeding on existing coolers...
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#8
Unregistered
Still good to not even have to think about it for someone that has a Katana 3.....not even a concern...now...not that I thought it wouldn't be compatible...because it's obvious...But now I wont even have to think about something I likely wouldn't have thought of because it's a non-issue...which is good to know.
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#9
fochkoph
ASharpYou mean newer sockets with the exact same retention mechanism as previous generations are compatible with older coolers? No way!
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#10
de.das.dude
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ASharpYou mean newer sockets with the exact same retention mechanism as previous generations are compatible with older coolers? No way!
thats AMD alright.
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