Thursday, March 26th 2026

Scythe Releases Magoroku Dual-Tower CPU Cooler

Scythe has introduced the Magoroku (SCMR-1000) dual-tower air CPU cooler. The launch comes from the company's Japan headquarters, following the shutdown of the Scythe European branch announced on April 26 last year. The cooler itself isn't entirely new, an early prototype surfaced around mid-2024, with a more polished unit later shown at Computex 2025. Standing 155 mm tall, the Magoroku is designed to fit a wider range of cases while still offering a full dual-stack heatsink layout. The cooler measures 134 x 155 x 142.5 mm, including its bundled 120 mm fans. The fan uses a standard 4-pin PWM connector, operates between 350-2,000 RPM, and at full speed, it can reach up to 60.29 CFM, with a maximum noise of 26.88 dBA. Static pressure is rated up to 2.45 mmH2O.

Cooling is handled by six 6 mm nickel-plated heatpipes feeding into the dual-tower heatsink. The cooler weights 1,036 g with the fan installed, putting it in line with other budget-oriented dual-tower designs. A thin vibration-dampening rubber layer is also included on each of the fans. Compatibility includes Intel LGA 1851, 1700, 1200, and 115x platforms, alongside AMD AM4 and AM5. The Scythe Magoroku is scheduled to go on sale starting April 10th, priced at ¥4,980 (tax included) or about $32 (at the current exchange rate), right in the affordable market segment.
Main specifications
  • Model Number: SCMR-1000
  • Size: 134 (W) x 155 (H) x 142.5 (D) mm (depth with included fans)
  • Fan Size: 120 x 120 x thickness 26 mm (Includes 1 mm rubber pads)
  • Connect: PWM 4 pins
  • Fan speed (per fan): 350 (±200 RPM) to 2,000 RPM (±10%)
  • Airflow (per fan): 7.68 to 60.29 CFM
  • Noise (per fan): 3.00 to 26.88 dBA
  • Static pressure (per fan): 0.59 to 24.03 Pa / 0.05 to 2.45 mmH2O
  • Socket (INTEL): LGA 1851/1700/1200/115X
  • Socket (AMD): AM4 and AM5
  • Heat pipe mounted: 6 mm diameter x 6 pcs (nickel plated)
  • Weight: 1,036 g (Including attached fan)
  • Warranty period: One year from the date of purchase
Sources: Scythe (product page), via ItHome
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5 Comments on Scythe Releases Magoroku Dual-Tower CPU Cooler

#1
mxthunder
I like the way it looks. and those fans appear to have some AP15 DNA in them
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#2
Dragokar
Could you please try to get and test it?
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#3
docnorth
Interesting, good case compatibility with low height RAM and relatively lightweight (for a dual tower cooler). Hopefully Scythe retain their good quality for the price.
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#4
Chrispy_
All heatsinks look the same these days, I guess that's just because the design has been evolved to near-perfection.

This is a PA120 at a glance. When you look closely the mounting hardware is a slightly different shape, and the cardboard box you just threw away was a different colour with a different logo on it.


Current version of the base-model PA120 (V3)

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#5
MrMikey
Aesthetics are subjective but I mean lets be honest, it's ugly. And with 1 year warranty who would buy this unless a fan of the company?
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