Introduction
Scythe is a company that's been in the CPU cooler market for nearly two decades, having entered the market back in 2002. Since then, they have rapidly grown, becoming a well-known and respected manufacturer of CPU coolers and fans with a dedicated following. Their diverse portfolio of products along with a firm commitment to quality has resulted in a company that, while not quite on the same level as Noctua or Corsair in terms of brand recognition, still ranks among the top-tier manufacturers all the same.
In today's review, I take Scythe's latest offering, the Shuriken 2, and put it through a torture test that is likely unfair considering how tiny this heatsink truly is. However, considering Scythe's ability to punch above their weight class, the Shuriken 2 might have a better chance to withstand the heat compared to other ultra-small Mini-ITX focused coolers.
Specifications |
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MANUFACTURER: | Scythe |
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MODEL: | Shuriken 2 |
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SOCKET SUPPORT: | Intel: LGA 775, LGA1150, LGA1151, LGA1155, LGA1366 AMD: AM4, AM3+, AM3, AM2+, AM2, FM2+, FM2, FM1 |
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HEATSINK: | Material: Aluminium (fins) Copper (heat pipes) Dimensions: 94 mm x 93 mm x 58 mm (w/fan) Heat pipes: Ø6 mm - 4 pcs Weight: 350 g (w/fan) |
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FAN: | Model: Kaze Flex Slim 92 mm Dimensions: 92 mm x 92 mm x 15 mm Fan Speed: 300–2500 RPM (max) Fan Airflow: 41.3 (max) Fan Noise: 1.8–23.2 dBA |
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FEATURES: | Slim design for max compatibility H.P.M.S mounting system Silent Kaze Flex 9215 slim fan Optional hardware for standard 92 mm fan |
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WARRANTY: | Three years |
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MSRP: | $42.90 |
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