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    That is exactly what it is, just on a ridiculously larger scale.
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    Just called my friend ____ at Scythe-USA. ETA NEXT WEEK!
    I'm trying to get us a review sample.
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    Quote Originally Posted by trans am View Post
    Just called my friend ____ at Scythe-USA. ETA NEXT WEEK!
    I'm trying to get us a review sample.
    nice, this might be the best air cooling ever made.....or it could be a big flop like the infinity was.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GAR View Post
    nice, this might be the best air cooling ever made.....or it could be a big flop like the infinity was.
    The Infinity is a good cooler--fin density could be a bit different and mounting was a PITA (I wanted a bolt-thru design as well), but S-FLEX F never goes about 1100RPM. Very efficient cooler for what I was doing, plus was priced $10-$20 less than a True 120 or Ultra 120.

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    That cooler is insane!...the mobo would probably bend with the weight.
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    Only thing I'd like to state is that's a mATX board--not an ATX board. The cooler will look very different with an ATX board. Still gigantic, though.

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    Well, one thing is for certain it has everybody talking about it now. Now it's a case of put up or shut up and if it does not deliver then it will be held against Scythe for a long time to come. So risky move by them.

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    Looks like a huge version of the Gemini II. I dont know if I like the height figure. 155mm, is that without a fan? If a fan is to be added, its 180mm, not alot of cases can take something that tall (I hope that 155mm is with the fan included). TRUE just gets by, and its 161mm (or one sixty something), and its too close to the edge. I think its best for this to be passive.
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    is it just me or is Scythe literally making their heatsinks bigger & heavier...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by emoners View Post
    is it just me or is Scythe literally making their heatsinks bigger & heavier...?
    They're going smaller and bigger, and better, or so it seems.

    Something recent: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=176405

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    Looks like I found a replacement for my GeminII. LOL
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    if scythe uses push pins i will kill them
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    This is just..

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    first review of it .. some store has it setup in a demo computer fanless on a phenom 9500 95w cpu ..

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    Last edited by cowie; 02-28-2008 at 05:19 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by angelreaper View Post
    given the size it isn't very impressive, washer mod + extra fan on the TRUE and that minor advantage is gone.

    Hopefully someone here with a TRUE, multiple fans and lots of time to test can really show us some good results
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    that's huge...

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    Quote Originally Posted by StyM View Post
    that's huge...
    its what you do with it that counts
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    Quote Originally Posted by LuckyNV View Post
    Hopefully someone here with a TRUE, multiple fans and lots of time to test can really show us some good results
    Indeed.

    It looks ok from the numbers in that review, although I cant understand any of whatever language its in,
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    put two of these on the D5400XS... lol
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    1.2kg?

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    that's an practical implementation of epeen...
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