#916 - Scythe NINJA Copper CPU Cooler Video Review

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"The Scythe NINJA Copper CPU Cooler one very large cooler! The heatsink weighs in at 1015 grams and if the fan is installed that adds another 115 grams. This is unquestionable heavy but not a big concern because of the way it gets installed using a motherboard back plate. It has an all copper heatsink with many fins. These fins are large and they are connected to long heatpipes which meet into a solid base. Watch the video to find out more and check out the bloopers at the end." ~3dGameMan.com

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• cpu
• cooler

[DayLight95]

"extreemlyy smoooth" lol

[macbook56]

Holy crap thats a heavy cooler, thats gonna like snap your mobo in half

[barf245]

@macbook56 nope mobo's now a days are very very strong

[kalijasin]

The heatpipes are not solid copper only copper plated.

[danthemanzizzle]

lol the fan looks like its just along for the ride.

[L0ll13M1X]

@the14u36 nochia 14 is better, dont know about silver arrow

[the14u36]

is this better than the silver arrow or nochia 14

[OBSysteme]

@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

[aztec1302]

@macbook56 snap .crap .blow :))

[kght222]

@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)

[function11FX]

@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]

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.