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Scythe Susanoo Got to be the worlds largest Heatsink.... Check this out!!!

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I live in US Central time zone.... So...it was 2 am there.



Hmm Nice ideas for a cooler.



I actually forgot about that cooler.... but now that I think about it you right. But still we can only hope that this cooler.... fairs better. Otherwise there is no reason to have anything like this!

In my spare time I design them in my head :laugh:

I would love to have the tools and materials to make a custom one.
 
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Just had another look at the pics, looks like It will take up PCI slots ... to me that is just a major no no..

Actually no look a little closer again....


The pic I just posted is this cooler leaving room for the video cards. That underneath there you see is a GTX 295. So it DOES!!! Leave room for your video cards. So no worries bud :)
 

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OMG this thing is monstrous. Doesn't really look practical, does it? What's it made for, a 10GHz CPU??! :eek:

Of course, you know what this needs don't you? A W1zzard review! Oh yes. The definitive TPU review.
 
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see this is why I love scythe, you look at the mugen 2 and think "wow, that's one big cooler" and then they say "psh you haven't even seen big yet"

if the cooling matches the size it will be interesting to see, if not it's definetly an epeen increaser.
 

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My first and only reaction so far:

 
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see this is why I love scythe, you look at the mugen 2 and think "wow, that's one big cooler" and then they say "psh you haven't even seen big yet"

if the cooling matches the size it will be interesting to see, if not it's definetly an epeen increaser.

Interestingly enough, I bought the Mugen II, and found out that my Mugen I actually did better. I sold the MII, kept its fan, and sold the bare MII!

Bigger is not always better!
 
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This would go well in a stacker with a mesh sidepanel. Fan arrangement matches up with the fan door mount.
 

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What's all the fuss about, you've never put a motorcycle radiator in your computer before?
:p

And it does fit full-size video cards underneath, it was designed to.
One thing cool about the design is that it should help cool GPU's down a little since airflow will be going through radiator toward GPU.
 
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To change a videocard remove heatsink?! LOL
 
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If it can cool an i7 2600K passively I would actually buy 3 of these. The idea of a silent crunching farm is very appealing.

EDIT: Meh, can't find any proper reviews or any stores that sell it :(
 
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