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Scythe Katana Cu |
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Introduction
I would like to thank Scythe for supplying the tested cooler.| Model Name | SCKTN-CU1000 |
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| Compatibility Intel | Socket 370 all speeds Socket 478 all speeds Socket 775 (LGA775) all speeds |
| Compatibility AMD | Socket 462 all speeds |
| Fan Dimensions | 92 x 92 x 25mm |
| Combined Dimensions | 96 x 96 x 138mm |
| Fan Speed | 1200 ~ 2500rpm (±10%) |
| Fan Noise Level | 15.00 ~ 31.65dBA |
| Air Flow | 23.92 ~ 50.31CFM |
| Weight | 590g |
Packaging
Box contents:
- CPU Cooler
- Mounting clips for Socket 775
- Mounting clips for Socket 754, 939, 940
- Mounting clips for Socket 478
- Instruction manual
- Fan speed controller
- Fan power cable
The cooler's base plate is protected by a plastic foil which is easily removed. However, I found that a bit of the adhesive glue remained on the cooler's base. This should not affect cooling performance.
Like on all Scythe products the heatsink base is very flat and highly reflective. A few minor milling marks can be seen but these should not affect cooling performance.
