Introduction
Scythe has seen a thing or two when it comes to the DIY PC market as they have been around for 19 years and counting. They entered the market in 2002 and have rapidly grown since, becoming a well-known and respected manufacturer of CPU coolers and fans with a dedicated following. Their solid portfolio of products along with a firm commitment to quality has resulted in a company that, while lacking the brand recognition of some of its peers, still readily competes with them all the same.
Today's review looks at the Scythe Mugen 5 Black Edition, which has a clean all-black design, as the name should make very clear. In terms of design, it is your traditional tower cooler, but has the modern features you expect. First and foremost, its asymmetrical design means memory clearance shouldn't be an issue, and with six 6-mm heat pipes, it should perform quite well in theory. So let's take a closer look at what Scythe has to offer!
Specifications |
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Manufacturer: | Scythe |
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Model: | Mugen 5 Black Edition |
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Socket Support: | Intel: LGA1200, LGA115X, LGA2011 (Square ILM), and LGA2066 AMD: AM4, AM3(+), AM2(+), FM2(+), and FM1 |
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Heatsink: | Material: Aluminium (fins) Copper (heat pipes) Dimensions: 136 x 110.5 x 154.5 mm Heat pipes: Ø6 mm - 6 pcs Weight: 890 g (with fan) |
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Fan: | Model: Kaze Flex 120 PWM Dimensions: 120 x 120 x 27 mm Fan Speed: 300–1500 RPM Fan Airflow: 66.47 (maximum) Fan Noise: 4.0–29.75 dBA |
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Features: | Asymmetrical Heatsink design Optimized tower for better case compatibility All-black coating for exceptional aesthetics |
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Warranty: | Two years |
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MSRP: | $59.99 |
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