Scythe Shogun Heatlane CPU cooler review @ Xtreme Resources
Posted by: Newsfactory on: 08/11/2005 12:11 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ] · 1209 views
On the review bench today at Xtreme Resources is the Scythe Shogun Heatlane CPU cooler. Our Senior European reviewer Grace takes this massive cooler for a full evaluation on an Asus A8N-SLI with 3000+ Venice aboard for overclocking duty.
" Remember those CPU coolers back from the Pentium I/II era? Yes, those small aluminum heatsinks, no taller than a finger or two and weighing only a few grams? I guess they are something which belongs in the past for a long time now, as CPU coolers get larger and larger with every passing day, to meet the demand of the market for efficient and silent cooling and the ever increasing heat dissipation of CPUs. Scythe, a Japanese company known for their cooling products, recently released the Shogun cooler, a massive cooler featuring their patented heatlane technology. It is an impressive cooler and since I happen to have it here, let us have a close look at it."
The full review can be read Here
" Remember those CPU coolers back from the Pentium I/II era? Yes, those small aluminum heatsinks, no taller than a finger or two and weighing only a few grams? I guess they are something which belongs in the past for a long time now, as CPU coolers get larger and larger with every passing day, to meet the demand of the market for efficient and silent cooling and the ever increasing heat dissipation of CPUs. Scythe, a Japanese company known for their cooling products, recently released the Shogun cooler, a massive cooler featuring their patented heatlane technology. It is an impressive cooler and since I happen to have it here, let us have a close look at it."
The full review can be read Here
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