Cooling solution has been the significant part in PCs. There was time when users were willing to utilized stock cooling solution, the prominent example is Intel stock and still are relying, but when it comes to overclocking the chip, Intel stock only get worse and that's where aftermarket cooling solution comes in handy. In fact, the presence of Intel stock heatsink is almost ended, especially with the induction of Intel's Skylake series. Now, every PC has to rely on aftermarket CPU coolers.

CPU Coolers has been divided into two categories; All-in-One liquid cooler and Heatsink Tower cooler, the latter one is being very much matured since it has been here since a very long and in fact, ages before AIO. The main difference between these two are the Looks, design, quality, and technique.

Scythe is a well-known CPU Cooler manufacturer on the market. Started its business operations first in November 2002. Having several categories in its product lineup, CPU coolers have been Scythe's best-known product line. Not the mention, the Mugen Series air coolers has been working prominent and profitable for Scythe. These days companies are shifting their efforts towards AIO coolers, as they are more in trend now. However, Scythe, on the other end, still has given no sign of trendy AIO coolers on its upcoming list. I hope Scythe would also surprise its consumers with AIO development.