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Thread: Scythe Mugen 2: short review

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gendo View Post
    @Avan,

    If everything goes according to plan I should have a Bloodrage soon. I happen to also have dominators so as soon as the Bloodrage arrives I'll let you know if they work together.
    Thanks much! Looking forward to your results.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vapor View Post
    HR-01+ also has a shot at being good in passive...basically a TRUE meant for low airflow
    That gives it less of a chance at taking the crown if you ask me From my own experience I know the true isn't that good when used passively. Not as good as the Orochi and Mugen 1 that is. I don't have experience with the Z600 so I'm not sure about that but I hear it's really good. When it comes to passive cooling it seems bigger is in fact better.

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    It looked all shiny and flat but it wasnt.
    5-10c temp drop by lapping at prime max heat.
    Started with 180grit and had to work long to get it flat.
    Everything extra is bad!

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    Your Mugen 2 you mean? Weird, mine is flat as a pancake

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    It looked really flat and i remounted it twice before i read about temp issues on E8400.
    But i wanted to lap it anyway and shaved off 10c by doing it.
    Put some bricks below the screws from the backside to get a bit extra force, i sure dont like when i can move the cooler after its seated!
    So go figure =)
    Even if it has been superflat im sure would have lapped it anyway..so no loss.
    Just wierd..

    (lol pancake now that some reference material for flatness, forget the razorblad)
    Last edited by Ubermann; 02-07-2009 at 05:59 AM.
    Everything extra is bad!

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    I guess it's a Dutch expression, which seems misplaced in this context

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    No we use it here also, but misplaced.
    Saw this picture in my head when holding a pancake to the surface to check flatness and it didnt really feel right =)
    Everything extra is bad!

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