Specs
Ninja 6 heatpipes CPU cooler
Heatsink Dimensions:110 x 110 x 150mm
Weight: 1015g
Included 120mm fan: 115g
Fan Dimensions: 120 x 120 x 25mm
Noise Level: 10.70dBA
Air Flow: 40.17 CFM
Speed: 800rpm (±10%)Kaze Jyuni model
Bearing Type: Sleeve Bearing
The new Ninja Cooper is designed for two different mode of operation.
Firstly, as a performance level solution when coupled with a 120mm fan and secondly as a passive heatsink for silent operation and the Ninja is designed to dissipate heat via six copper heatpipes(380mmx6mm) connected to the base of the heatsink.
Thermalright IFX-14 vs Scythe Ninja Copper
Methodology
Please keep this in mind when looking at the results.
the room temperature was measured at 20C for all tests, but temp fluctuations, different mounting and user error can account up to 1-3C of inaccuracy in the obtained results.
System was stressed by running 4 x orthos for 10mins and this application pushes the temperature higher then any other application
The CPU temperature was measured with Coretemp and lowest (idle) and highest(load) value recorded.
Onto the test results
Thermalright IFX-14 vs Scythe Ninja Copper
Intel QX9650 3000MHz
120mm Kaze Jyuni model 40.17CFM
Intel QX9650 3000MHz
Fanless
Intel QX9650 3600MHz
120mm Kaze Jyuni model 40.17CFM
Passive CPU cooling can be quite a challenge with recent high end CPUs but it's important to know that having a high end PC system and keeping it dead silent, won't be possible, for now.
Today the Scythe still stands strong and I recommend the Ninja Cooper to everyone if they want to build a silent system but he is very heavy and I don't care about that cz the retention system is strong enough to hold that 1000g of cooling.
Is the Ninja Cooper one of the best air cooler on market?
Time will tell, so stay tuned!
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