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Scythe Prepares KillerWhale CPU Cooler
After introducing some of the most efficient CPU coolers, the Japanese cooling specialist, Scythe, is now planning to launch a new cooler named KillerWhale, designed and manufactured originally by DeepCool, distributed by Scythe. This cooler is specifically designed keeping the Intel LGA-1366 socket in mind, where a slightly bigger, rectangular base serves the application better.
The most characteristic feature of this cooler is its large, rather thick fan and sweep area. Its construction seems fairly simple: six heatpipes arise from a rectangular copper CPU contact block, which convey heat to an aluminum fin array that propagates along the plane of the motherboard. The entire cooler measures 54.5 x 143 x 143.5 mm, and weighs 900g (around 2 lbs). The 120mm fan rotates at speeds between 800 and 1800 rpm to dole out up to 78.32 CFM of air. The KillerWhale supports Intel LGA-1366, LGA-775, AMD AM3, AM2+, AM2, 940 and 939 sockets. It will hit stores soon. http://www.techpowerup.com/img/09-01-30/1a_thm.jpg http://www.techpowerup.com/img/09-01-30/1b_thm.jpg Source: Donanim Haber |
Looks kind of neat. Wonder how it performs. Doubt it'll be taking any thrones though.
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KillerWhale? Whats next? SuicideBomber?
but it looks nice |
User review.
And no, it's not a Scythe product, they only distribute it in Japan among other brands (Thermalright, Arctic Cooling, Reeven, Akasa...) :) |
Finally some relief to AMD sockets. Those tower ones blow either into the PSU or on to the Graphics card. Top down is always the best.
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Wow I was going to say....I order directly from DeepCool (they are one of my suppliers) and I get those things dirt cheap ($24.95/ea)
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On topic: this looks promising. I'm not fond of the proprietary fan though... |
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http://www.silentpcreview.com/article30-page1.html Also, like ShinyG said there are some tower options out there that can be mounted the other way. |
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And once again its my preference. |
Looks pretty decent. Atleast it uses a backplate and some nifty mounting hardware.
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that thing looks mad, I like the design very much, can't wait to see a review :D
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looks mid performance cooler
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