Not sure i am comfortable with using copper as a medium of heat exchange. Seems aluminium would be far superior in as much as it asorbs and dissipates heat far faster than copper. Cheaper too.
@ATAATX your half right. aluminum is a better conductor per unit weight. but aluminum is a lot lighter than copper. so copper is a better conductor based on volume... i think copper is 385 W/kg/K and aluminum is 280 W/kg/K.
@ATAATX had to reply to you here, copper has been the accepted best medium for heatsinks for 10+ years. we use aluminum cases because a copper case of the same design would cost over a thousand dollars. to put it simply you can base heat conduction on how well something can conduct electricity. the best wires and cables are copper (custom really high end is silver) while aluminum is used as a cheap alternative (ide cables for example, and even high wires for weight reasons not cost)
Not a good design... It's way too heavy, and the way it's clipped on is very clumsy. The fan isn't screwed on, but attached with some weird clumsy clip-thingys... But once installed will keep it cool.
Am I doing somthing wrong, installed the H50 wrong? You can see it on my channel, please get back to me, if my H50 is installed wrong or if there is any other way of me getting better temps with it.
ok I have a patent pending over-drive "cooler extra-ordinaire" PigsCanFly power-cooling strategy. It's called Cryo-Chem-2001 cooling. You konw that circuit chiller in a can? Hack a Glade air-freshner dispenser to direct cryo-chemblast the processor to a cool -51.4 C. Cough cogh - thats MINUS 50C woohoo When the going gets tough - the tough cryo-chill : ).
^^ i always thought that apple was suchh a lame company because of all of their nazi propaganda "macs are better than PC" bullshit. but i finally gave in.
anyway- of course the kids at mac have no idea how to apply thermal paste- its apparently a huge problem with all macs. so i did a little mod using OCZ freezetech thermal paste on my CPU and VGA chip. temps dropped from 55c to 49c which is still hot as balls. but now video isnt choppy- apps launch and run smoother. so just re-apply the paste.
EVGA GTX 285 2gb version at super clocked "ftw" specs
and a custom koolance liquid loop using koolance's 350AC block
needless to say i have my gaming rig almost done.
and i dont need another monster computer... so i thought id get the sissiest laptop on the market. the macbook air. all i needed was word processing, internet browsing, and itunes. i think its the best looking laptop on the market- so thats why i got it.
Scythe makes nice stuff, but Silverstone makes better (more CFM, quieter, and much nicer) fans, if you get this HS, get the 110CFM 120mm Silverstone fans in which ever color you like, you'll be very pleased.
Tanglednest , The reason why its a 100% kickass product , is because all of the reviews Rodney does , all the products are 100% Kickass , otherwise he wouldnt review them :):)
hey are you a total fuck or what? first of all learn how to spell, second of all its the way he talks and i don't see u making any helpful reviews. and third of all i hope you rot in hell with a name like that i have little sisters and brothers u sick fuck!
Regardless of this cooler efficiency (I have an not-full copper version), do not remove the backplate protective cover... unless you want to possibly damage your mboard while removing it. If you search the web, you'll find people reporting about this.
I do like very much my Scythe Ninja (not-full copper): E8200@3.2GHz undervolted and passively cooled :)
I have this cooler on a ASUS Striker Extreme board with an older 105w Q6600 and it keeps the CPU at 28 degrees while idle and rising to 42 degrees with all 4 cores under full load. It's a good cooler in my book!
No, but DDR3 is not worth it yet. You can overclock a DDR2 RAM to get the same performance as DDR3. The speeds that you get with DDR3 compared to the money that it costs to get that performance is not worth it
Not to mention, buck for buck, DDR2 is just as valuable as DDR3. In most cases us enthusiasts, whom are usually broke from our last build, prefer to make every penny stretch as far as it will go. In the end, when complete full support arrives for DDR3, and it gets much cheaper (OCZ DDR2-1066MhZ $35ish), maybe it would be worth the expense.
Cheapest way to cool your cpu is to paint the stock sucking stock heat sink to black color, this will increase amount the amount of heat being trapped and den going out of d heat sink quickly. i have tried it myself and it dropped ma cpu temp by 9-10 degrees "celcius"
no! in a heatpipe there is usually some sort of easily vaporized liquid (such as alcohol) which vaporizes when heated (when cpu gets hot), rises in the pipe, where then its cooled by the fins of the heatsink attached via movement of air or just heat radiation via passive cooling
Its hollow and full of some kind of low boiling liquid like alcohol. Either that or water in a vacuum with low pressure and the water boiling point gets very low. When the water evaporates it takes the heat up the pipe into the fins and then re-condenses and flows down the pipe.
If they were solid copper it would loose the physics of vapor exchange mentioned in the earlier post. Think if it like sweating, when the water evaporates off your skin you feel cooler.
I got the ninja plus aluminum version and im totally satisfied from its performance! I think that the copper version maybe is the best aircooler you gonna find in the market.
This scythe cooler, like it's siblings, the normal ninja, ninja mini and the granddaddy of them all, the Orichi are all meant to be fanless or low airflow coolers, you can see this due to the wide fin spacing, you won't gain much from high airflow fans. if you want better cooling options go for something like the Infinity, Zipang or the likes of the Thermalright T>R.U.E, Tuniq 120, OCZ Vendetta.
Tighter spacing = more surface area, but needs more airflow to push through the restrictive fins.
thats a sweet cooler. Looks better than my zalman. I bought my zalman and its useless though unless you are a RAM freak for overclocking and want to spend allot of money of expensive ram to make you computer run faster. So much money u might have bought a higher cpu... Have in mind nice fans are mostly just a showoff.Very nice though.
I have the original Ninja, and it's an amazing cooler, still. Better than the newer Ninja plus. The copper version is probably better though. I highly recommend the Ninja.
hmmm i have the freezer cooler 7 pro cooling my dual core E6850 Conroe 3.0GHz @ 3.6 ghz overclocked with high temps because my room is hot.i get 44 idel and 64 max under load maybe i should upgrade but the problem is since my asus striker extereme mother board has copper rails around my processor i wounder if that big cooler would fit on my mobo. I hope i does i am thinking of upgrading so i can get a clock speed of 4GHZ!
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Swiftech makes the only real CPU coolers. You'll notice these other companies completely change their designs quite frequently. That's because they really have no idea what to do.
Oh sure. Scythe makes some models with heat pipes going vertically, others with heat pipes going horizontally. (couldn't make up their mind I guess) And when you find out that those don't work, they make the "KAMA CROSS" with pipes criss crossing and fins going diagonally. They have NO CLUE what really works, so they just 'make everything' in a total razzle-dazzle blitz.
"u know something wen he said have a listen to the cooler. the only cooler i could hear was the fans in my computer lol"
That only says something about the fans in your computer, and/or the quality of your speakers, as well as the volume you were listening to the video at. You may perceive it as silent, but it was just an illusion caused by your overly loud fans, low speaker volume and possibly bowel movements. ;)
The fan is too audible for silence enthusiasts and I will be replacing it.
A Q6600 GO stepping may be able to post at 4GHZ, but it would probably need 1.6V, which would drive temps into the near 80s with a Zalman 9700. Even water would barely cut the mustard at 4GHZ. You fail pr0wnz. You would have to have an ambient temp of like 5c, which would kill the mobo anyway due to condensation.
Yeah you're right come to think of it. The mobo will be a little hotter than ambient too, making even more unlikely. I was thinking of LN2 usage, where it can drop down on the mobo and casue it to cool. Still dont belive his 4ghz Q6600 though....
Well no duh. Koolance waterblocks suck for quad cores. Even though the idle is pretty low but the load gets pretty warm, compared to the low 50's w/ watercooling that works. But still I wouldnt buy this, I would get the Thermalright 120 Ultra or even the IFX version which are wayy better than this.
I should also mention avg. load temp is 40C, never above that... but I haven't seen how the warm weather will affect temps yet. Would have went with Apogee GT but I got the Koolance Block on eBay with my GPU's so..
60 degrees is pretty hot... i'll stick to my Zalman CU9700 (or what's the weird name again?) @ 32 degrees stressed (Q6600 @ 4ghz). And get better soon lol
nah, my bios, speedfan, moboinfo 5 and other tools say the same. the cores are even colder speedfan tells me... i also tried turning the cooler of and the temp. raise. I also have a very cooled case, custom papst coolers.
not every mobo can reach that clocks :P my p5w dh deluxe could not because my RAM latecy could not be edited, but the p5k can (asus). LC is not better than AC, just more quiet and looks cool.
What voltage are you using? Also use coretemp, as its widely regarded as the most accurate. What CPU stressing program are you using? I'm only interested as I would like to do the same thing to my Q6600. Its stable at 3.2ghz with 1.475 under a normal Scythe Ninja (rev B) but it reaches around 70*C under Prime95 load. Got the FSB at 355mhz, as my memory is unstable with the 4:5 divider (444mhz) Its a choice between a faster CPU, or fast memory and FSB bandwidth.
The heatpipes are not solid copper only copper plated.
kalijasin 7 months ago
lol the fan looks like its just along for the ride.
danthemanzizzle 7 months ago
is this better than the silver arrow or nochia 14
the14u36 9 months ago
@the14u36 nochia 14 is better, dont know about silver arrow
L0ll13M1X 7 months ago
Not sure i am comfortable with using copper as a medium of heat exchange. Seems aluminium would be far superior in as much as it asorbs and dissipates heat far faster than copper. Cheaper too.
ATAATX 1 year ago
@ATAATX your half right. aluminum is a better conductor per unit weight. but aluminum is a lot lighter than copper. so copper is a better conductor based on volume... i think copper is 385 W/kg/K and aluminum is 280 W/kg/K.
function11FX 1 year ago
@ATAATX had to reply to you here, copper has been the accepted best medium for heatsinks for 10+ years. we use aluminum cases because a copper case of the same design would cost over a thousand dollars. to put it simply you can base heat conduction on how well something can conduct electricity. the best wires and cables are copper (custom really high end is silver) while aluminum is used as a cheap alternative (ide cables for example, and even high wires for weight reasons not cost)
kght222 11 months ago
lol they like heatpipes
taeke18 1 year ago
dam that cpu cooler looks like it can do a good job with all those pipes
pwnagex1 1 year ago
btw every cooler what he review, he say its the next best from WC...
XAXAXA
DunkelStern 1 year ago
wah~ 1.13kg... with 6 pipes... with fans only drops 4c at max...
room temp 23c idle at 30c...
well, my room temp is 26c, prime95 blend at min 22c max 33c after 2hours~
according to cpuid hardware monitor~
i'm using a different cpu air cooler of course~ :D
zomgbbqwth 1 year ago
This cold is getting on my nerves lmao
blackemanio 1 year ago
Not a good design... It's way too heavy, and the way it's clipped on is very clumsy. The fan isn't screwed on, but attached with some weird clumsy clip-thingys... But once installed will keep it cool.
FRURMELLL 1 year ago
its heavy but it wont break your motherboard
anusmcshitswab 1 year ago
@anusmcshitswab As long as you mount it with the provided Backpate it wont be a problem.
HenkAnnieNaald 1 year ago
@FRURMELLL is you look around alot of the good heatskins use the so called clips you call "clumsy" witch are not bad at all
pwnagex1 1 year ago
3:33 Blauhasaua ROFL!@#$%
LikeAVideo 2 years ago
Am I doing somthing wrong, installed the H50 wrong? You can see it on my channel, please get back to me, if my H50 is installed wrong or if there is any other way of me getting better temps with it.
Thanks alot, keep up the good videos.
Zacharypwns 2 years ago
Better temps then my H50 watercooling! Ive got same cpu and overclock!
Zacharypwns 2 years ago
love this thing but everyone's sold out anyone know who sells it?
brod360 2 years ago
"extreemlyy smoooth" lol
DayLight95 2 years ago 23
wonder how well it would work with two intake fans and two exhaust fans going up and back out rear and top mounted vents/fans, anyone tried this?
girass 2 years ago
coolermaster v8 better..
nabilyakuza 2 years ago
yes.
futureguy1701 2 years ago
Schyte Mugen 2 Pwns V8 :P
paultje162 2 years ago 2
Prolimatech Megahalems pwns the V10 :PPP
guidofernandez 2 years ago
Scythe Mugen 2 pwns the Megahalems
Coliekokker 1 year ago
ok I have a patent pending over-drive "cooler extra-ordinaire" PigsCanFly power-cooling strategy. It's called Cryo-Chem-2001 cooling. You konw that circuit chiller in a can? Hack a Glade air-freshner dispenser to direct cryo-chemblast the processor to a cool -51.4 C. Cough cogh - thats MINUS 50C woohoo When the going gets tough - the tough cryo-chill : ).
PigsCanFly99 2 years ago
lol I'll buy one when do they come out XD!
smartestpeople 2 years ago
air cooling
its full name is scythe mugen infinity 2
uut0 2 years ago
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Can I get one for my Macbook Air?
igorsmadboss 2 years ago
ofc not lol
kidowner 2 years ago
^^ i always thought that apple was suchh a lame company because of all of their nazi propaganda "macs are better than PC" bullshit. but i finally gave in.
anyway- of course the kids at mac have no idea how to apply thermal paste- its apparently a huge problem with all macs. so i did a little mod using OCZ freezetech thermal paste on my CPU and VGA chip. temps dropped from 55c to 49c which is still hot as balls. but now video isnt choppy- apps launch and run smoother. so just re-apply the paste.
kleppyknox 2 years ago
lol 49 hot as hell u say? than what about my 70 degress at IDLE!!!!!!? xD
kidowner 2 years ago
sweet sassy molassy!
my idle on my gaming rig is 25c. thank you koolance
kleppyknox 2 years ago
..... but i have stock heatsink + fan
kidowner 2 years ago
L00L Macbook Air , Be serious :P
AirmontEntertainment 2 years ago
I have a q9550 @ 4ghz
2 gigs of 1800mhz OCZ titanium 8-8-8-22
WD raptor x
EVGA GTX 285 2gb version at super clocked "ftw" specs
and a custom koolance liquid loop using koolance's 350AC block
needless to say i have my gaming rig almost done.
and i dont need another monster computer... so i thought id get the sissiest laptop on the market. the macbook air. all i needed was word processing, internet browsing, and itunes. i think its the best looking laptop on the market- so thats why i got it.
kleppyknox 2 years ago
well this thing is gigantic lol
nice review =)
ricex2 2 years ago
Scythe makes nice stuff, but Silverstone makes better (more CFM, quieter, and much nicer) fans, if you get this HS, get the 110CFM 120mm Silverstone fans in which ever color you like, you'll be very pleased.
MightyMorphinMatt 2 years ago
Wow thanks for the reviews but every one I've seen of yours says "This is a 100% kick ass product" ... How can everything be so great?
And what's the point of posting results with no comparison? How does it compare to the stock HSF?
tanglednest 2 years ago
He only puts up Video Reviews for products that are good. If they suck he doesn't want to waste his time and our time.
AdultSwim815 2 years ago 3
Tanglednest , The reason why its a 100% kickass product , is because all of the reviews Rodney does , all the products are 100% Kickass , otherwise he wouldnt review them :):)
AirmontEntertainment 2 years ago
except for the gmc bull dozer case
crazyhugs 2 years ago
l0l
AirmontEntertainment 2 years ago
how can that thing be 30 C idle with stock fan @3.4ghz my mugen 2 is 34 with 2 fans @ 3 ghz which underclocks to 1.6 when its not needed
uut0 2 years ago
3:26, and they have some sesabellelebele xD
DoofEurTerreur 2 years ago 2
Holy crap thats a heavy cooler, thats gonna like snap your mobo in half
macbook56 2 years ago 22
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have to have your case side ways so the cooler is vertical
hootis8 2 years ago
@macbook56 Snap the motherboard?? I`d like to see that happend...
TheEsseboy 1 year ago
@TheEsseboy Okay.
Kin632 1 year ago
@macbook56 snap .crap .blow :))
aztec1302 11 months ago
@macbook56 I wonder why they don't design a rack-arm you can thus sustain part of the weight by attaching to the computer case-frame
OBSysteme 10 months ago
@macbook56 nope mobo's now a days are very very strong
barf245 5 months ago
i bought it just today, now i know the overclock i will do, the same, Q6600 2,4@3,4ghz
hackercillo333 2 years ago
Would be more than happy to purchase it! But I don't think my case is big enough xD
vangstaz 2 years ago
Buy it when the euro becomes the rate :)
grabarz95 2 years ago
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i have a question are u paint to make this gay video reviews, u sound like a fag wiht that voice of your wtf
AmericansSexualPreds 2 years ago
hey are you a total fuck or what? first of all learn how to spell, second of all its the way he talks and i don't see u making any helpful reviews. and third of all i hope you rot in hell with a name like that i have little sisters and brothers u sick fuck!
EditCrew 2 years ago 2
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i will bang your sister ass nice and hard muahaha her pussy will be calling muahah
AmericansSexualPreds 2 years ago
thats a little much kinda like liquid. soon you will be able to use mine :)
maddhatenEU 2 years ago
Ohh this cold is getting on my nerves...
haha
VISAA2 2 years ago
Intro Song?
mikerambach 3 years ago
Regardless of this cooler efficiency (I have an not-full copper version), do not remove the backplate protective cover... unless you want to possibly damage your mboard while removing it. If you search the web, you'll find people reporting about this.
I do like very much my Scythe Ninja (not-full copper): E8200@3.2GHz undervolted and passively cooled :)
WindWalker2291 3 years ago
I have this cooler on a ASUS Striker Extreme board with an older 105w Q6600 and it keeps the CPU at 28 degrees while idle and rising to 42 degrees with all 4 cores under full load. It's a good cooler in my book!
Yorkshirelad69 3 years ago
cool
...god I'm funny
JamboyStu 3 years ago
LOL Bloopers, and they're actually funny... KEEP DOING IT!!
kingcrumpet 3 years ago 2
mustang gt
sunnyatscot 3 years ago
omg.. lol 1kb cpu cooler better be best!
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BGK013 3 years ago
hahahahaaha u were suspended
manbearpig91 3 years ago
Why DDR3?
badby4lyf 3 years ago
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You still live in a cave :) ?
JimmyHoffa24 3 years ago
No, but DDR3 is not worth it yet. You can overclock a DDR2 RAM to get the same performance as DDR3. The speeds that you get with DDR3 compared to the money that it costs to get that performance is not worth it
badby4lyf 3 years ago 2
Not to mention, buck for buck, DDR2 is just as valuable as DDR3. In most cases us enthusiasts, whom are usually broke from our last build, prefer to make every penny stretch as far as it will go. In the end, when complete full support arrives for DDR3, and it gets much cheaper (OCZ DDR2-1066MhZ $35ish), maybe it would be worth the expense.
tangentabacus2000 3 years ago
hahaha.. you have good taste in the end of the video, like jacky chan :D
mssuck 3 years ago
Cheapest way to cool your cpu is to paint the stock sucking stock heat sink to black color, this will increase amount the amount of heat being trapped and den going out of d heat sink quickly. i have tried it myself and it dropped ma cpu temp by 9-10 degrees "celcius"
AliGhanizad 3 years ago
Paint it with what?
Spray Paint
Or
Do a full coating yourself with a paint brush?
MaxiMachine 3 years ago
Paint it Just wid a spray paint.
AliGhanizad 3 years ago
OK Thanks =P
MaxiMachine 3 years ago
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rodney is annoyng!!
ppatrikfromEST 3 years ago
haalo,
have got a little question,
in a heatpipe, is there something in the pipe or
is it full coper or what?
josn2tje 3 years ago
i think its just copper
FSDU5 3 years ago
no! in a heatpipe there is usually some sort of easily vaporized liquid (such as alcohol) which vaporizes when heated (when cpu gets hot), rises in the pipe, where then its cooled by the fins of the heatsink attached via movement of air or just heat radiation via passive cooling
oppomano 3 years ago
Its hollow and full of some kind of low boiling liquid like alcohol. Either that or water in a vacuum with low pressure and the water boiling point gets very low. When the water evaporates it takes the heat up the pipe into the fins and then re-condenses and flows down the pipe.
lovenamese 3 years ago
wow, wouldn't it just be more effective to have them all solid copper? I mean copper is good heat conducting material all in itself.
BlakCr0w 3 years ago
If they were solid copper it would loose the physics of vapor exchange mentioned in the earlier post. Think if it like sweating, when the water evaporates off your skin you feel cooler.
lovenamese 3 years ago
It's larger surface area - lovenamese don't be silly.
LizzyAston 3 years ago
rodney it seems that you have a cold
CreatureGam3r 3 years ago
OMG
ltggnore 3 years ago
whonderfull
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago
turn up your volume LOL
lollipop2kewl 3 years ago 2
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I cant hear you.
please turn up you mic
TigerSlashX 3 years ago
nice. very cool.. MORE !!! xD ^^
GSkiller1987 3 years ago
now all it needs is a thermoelectric module that would be awesome lol
oasiac 3 years ago
you need to reveiw Scythe Zipang Heatpipe Cooler sinse it not here on youtube.
shadowcreaper 3 years ago
i wonder if it is actually value for money because copper is so expensive nowedays
smilingandalf 3 years ago
needs a better fans :P if its going to look all fancy with the cooler, you would want a good looking fan aswell :P
redalert139 3 years ago
Noctua NH-U12P is better
m0nkeycheese 3 years ago
nope, this CPU cooler is very great, i love to use this one
phannien 3 years ago
how i get that,it cool man,i want one how much
grunnyguy 3 years ago
i just buy that cooler it was awesome!!.
temp:
Pentium D 820 with intel cooler 59c max
Pentium D 820 with Ninja Plus 39c max
Nitrous321 3 years ago
LOL 4ghz realy cool XD
Legendhalfliferrr 3 years ago
looks oversized and overpriced.
ripetomatoes 3 years ago
I got the ninja plus aluminum version and im totally satisfied from its performance! I think that the copper version maybe is the best aircooler you gonna find in the market.
kkostas86 3 years ago
bading amp..
bucksville 3 years ago
is socket 775 still supported?
marcusnns 3 years ago
LGA 775 is the current socket for Intel cpus...
ish718 3 years ago
This scythe cooler, like it's siblings, the normal ninja, ninja mini and the granddaddy of them all, the Orichi are all meant to be fanless or low airflow coolers, you can see this due to the wide fin spacing, you won't gain much from high airflow fans. if you want better cooling options go for something like the Infinity, Zipang or the likes of the Thermalright T>R.U.E, Tuniq 120, OCZ Vendetta.
Tighter spacing = more surface area, but needs more airflow to push through the restrictive fins.
DrBeardo 3 years ago
Rock On 478..Rock on
yaiknowscrewme 3 years ago
Damn... this is such a nice design.
antimistic 3 years ago
this is fucking huge
superharry626 3 years ago
Do they make these for socket 478?
EclipseWebJS 3 years ago
Fan with 800RPM only does nothing at all, even with 4800RPM it blows little air only..
jianh1989 3 years ago
it looks like the tower from lord of the rings
MaLcH10R 3 years ago
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WOW the fan only made about 4 degrees difference.
WTFhappenedWITHyou 3 years ago
thats four degrees celcius
MaLcH10R 3 years ago 3
The fan is slow...
But ok, we can change with faster one...
Great heatpipe design... (",)
WLA2035 3 years ago
40.17 CFM @ 10dba wow. I need a couple of these to replace my Antec tri-speed fans
AZNT3O 3 years ago
Yeah I noticed that too don't know if it's true though
fickie321 3 years ago
anyone kno if they have that fan sell separately?
AZNT3O 3 years ago
thats a sweet cooler. Looks better than my zalman. I bought my zalman and its useless though unless you are a RAM freak for overclocking and want to spend allot of money of expensive ram to make you computer run faster. So much money u might have bought a higher cpu... Have in mind nice fans are mostly just a showoff.Very nice though.
stseiyag 3 years ago 2
i have a pentium 4 at 3.2Ghz.... can i use this cooler???
Stroumfogamias 3 years ago 2
sure.
Neosferaku 3 years ago
sure u can ,775 & 478 socket supported & amd too i just buy it and the temp fault 16 degrees down amazing..!
Nitrous321 3 years ago
I say the Thermalright IFX-14 is better.
xTal3nt 3 years ago
what the hell was that at the end? 3:28...
salsa2good 3 years ago
I have the original Ninja, and it's an amazing cooler, still. Better than the newer Ninja plus. The copper version is probably better though. I highly recommend the Ninja.
IShitOnYourGod 3 years ago
whonderfull
adambs2 3 years ago
his q6600 is over clocked from 2.4ghz to 3.4ghz, so these temps will only lower with an lcs
forumdude123 3 years ago
hmmm i have the freezer cooler 7 pro cooling my dual core E6850 Conroe 3.0GHz @ 3.6 ghz overclocked with high temps because my room is hot.i get 44 idel and 64 max under load maybe i should upgrade but the problem is since my asus striker extereme mother board has copper rails around my processor i wounder if that big cooler would fit on my mobo. I hope i does i am thinking of upgrading so i can get a clock speed of 4GHZ!
RapidReactionP 4 years ago
Noctua makes the best coolers.
atteOOIE 4 years ago
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Swiftech makes the only real CPU coolers. You'll notice these other companies completely change their designs quite frequently. That's because they really have no idea what to do.
Partspare 4 years ago
If anything Zalman would be the best.
And swiftech coolers suck!
Scythe makes nice fans too.
igob8a 3 years ago 2
Oh sure. Scythe makes some models with heat pipes going vertically, others with heat pipes going horizontally. (couldn't make up their mind I guess) And when you find out that those don't work, they make the "KAMA CROSS" with pipes criss crossing and fins going diagonally. They have NO CLUE what really works, so they just 'make everything' in a total razzle-dazzle blitz.
Partspare 3 years ago 3
Woot! Go Scythe!!
provoko 4 years ago
u sound sick :) gett well soon!
solveg18 4 years ago 3
That thing is a beast
ryuarashi 4 years ago 3
What? No 'Againmynameisrodneyreynoldsandthishasbeenanothervideoreview' ending?
RickyTomatoes 4 years ago
Yeah, this is a great shame. I hope Rodney brings it back in the next review.
dusthillguy 4 years ago
"Microscopic carbon nanotubes..."
RickyTomatoes 4 years ago
between IT and the cpu!
2young2die2drunk2liV 4 years ago
3DGAMEMAN reviews are of excellent quality, have great noise dampening properties and won't scratch the surface.
LolAtYou2ube 4 years ago 8
"It and the CPU"
Intensification2 4 years ago 5
u know something wen he said have a listen to the cooler. the only cooler i could hear was the fans in my computer lol
RuvenN 4 years ago 2
He says: Have a listen to the fan!!
slayeriskilling 4 years ago
cooler or fan doesnt make a difference 2 me
RuvenN 4 years ago 3
"u know something wen he said have a listen to the cooler. the only cooler i could hear was the fans in my computer lol"
That only says something about the fans in your computer, and/or the quality of your speakers, as well as the volume you were listening to the video at. You may perceive it as silent, but it was just an illusion caused by your overly loud fans, low speaker volume and possibly bowel movements. ;)
The fan is too audible for silence enthusiasts and I will be replacing it.
pulseforce 4 years ago
Well, i have intel stock cooled Q6600 g0 @ 3.2Ghz. 1.24v and stable.
FPCOmega 4 years ago
LOOK nice on that mother board
acastars 4 years ago
does computer need a fan to dicepate heat
coolkidcoolkid1234 4 years ago
hm, he has quit the "this has been another videoreview, be sure to check in to my website" - thing!
niiidar 4 years ago 2
even tho i dont think he got 4 ghz with a q6600
bryanthe71 4 years ago
A Q6600 GO stepping may be able to post at 4GHZ, but it would probably need 1.6V, which would drive temps into the near 80s with a Zalman 9700. Even water would barely cut the mustard at 4GHZ. You fail pr0wnz. You would have to have an ambient temp of like 5c, which would kill the mobo anyway due to condensation.
oswold 4 years ago
an ambient of 5 c wont create condensation, on if the board itself is colder than ambient then and only then well condensation occur
bryanthe71 4 years ago
Yeah you're right come to think of it. The mobo will be a little hotter than ambient too, making even more unlikely. I was thinking of LN2 usage, where it can drop down on the mobo and casue it to cool. Still dont belive his 4ghz Q6600 though....
oswold 4 years ago
Nein, my q6600 B3 does 3.6ghz with 1.35 v (real world) and at 65-68*c on a zalmann cnps 9500, with ambients of 20-23*c
donaircooleone 4 years ago
u can do 4ghz with a thermalright ultra 120
go check out a vid on youtube (overclocking q6600)
CRAKIZGOOD 4 years ago
I don't know what that is or what he said, but I gotta have one. I'm not even gonna take it outta the package.
EngleshMajur 4 years ago
bigger the better =D
Sm3gH3adx 4 years ago
yup lol
rebel4055 4 years ago
this comes with the xps 420 very nice
airsofter18889 4 years ago
Rodney rocks! THIS IS A KICKASS PRADAKT. Good luck with your cold, Rodney.
BTW, nice CPU cooler. It would be cool to see you review the Asus Silent Knight II some time.
dusthillguy 4 years ago 2
How's this compared to the Zalman CPU cooler?
StJimmyPyro 4 years ago
very good review rodney :) keep up the hard work :)
sunnyb4u 4 years ago
good stuff
Neties 4 years ago
Wow no joke that thing is the next best thing to liquid cooling... I have a full Koolance setup (w/8800GTX's in SLi)idling @ 37C, same CPU
bammass 4 years ago
Well no duh. Koolance waterblocks suck for quad cores. Even though the idle is pretty low but the load gets pretty warm, compared to the low 50's w/ watercooling that works. But still I wouldnt buy this, I would get the Thermalright 120 Ultra or even the IFX version which are wayy better than this.
CsS1337h4x0r 4 years ago
I should also mention avg. load temp is 40C, never above that... but I haven't seen how the warm weather will affect temps yet. Would have went with Apogee GT but I got the Koolance Block on eBay with my GPU's so..
bammass 4 years ago
That's pretty quiet.
Claizen 4 years ago
Man what happened to your old reviewing where you would actually show how to install stuff.
bryant1316 4 years ago
60 degrees is pretty hot... i'll stick to my Zalman CU9700 (or what's the weird name again?) @ 32 degrees stressed (Q6600 @ 4ghz). And get better soon lol
pr0wnz 4 years ago 2
Q6600 at 4Ghz? at 32 degrees? something must be wrong...
koko56 4 years ago
3.4ghz
Antman1005 4 years ago
3.6 not 4
30 idle, ~64 load
a111087 4 years ago
nah, my bios, speedfan, moboinfo 5 and other tools say the same. the cores are even colder speedfan tells me... i also tried turning the cooler of and the temp. raise. I also have a very cooled case, custom papst coolers.
pr0wnz 4 years ago
Well, I don't think that I have ever seen a Q6600 at 4Ghz, especially on air. But if you say so...
koko56 4 years ago
not every mobo can reach that clocks :P my p5w dh deluxe could not because my RAM latecy could not be edited, but the p5k can (asus). LC is not better than AC, just more quiet and looks cool.
pr0wnz 4 years ago
What voltage are you using? Also use coretemp, as its widely regarded as the most accurate. What CPU stressing program are you using? I'm only interested as I would like to do the same thing to my Q6600. Its stable at 3.2ghz with 1.475 under a normal Scythe Ninja (rev B) but it reaches around 70*C under Prime95 load. Got the FSB at 355mhz, as my memory is unstable with the 4:5 divider (444mhz) Its a choice between a faster CPU, or fast memory and FSB bandwidth.
oswold 4 years ago
rodney you are my hero
wetfett 4 years ago
wow, that is a beast of a cpu cooler.
UnsounderGnome 4 years ago