The new Scythe Mugen 2 vs Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme-1366

[L'enFer]

BTW, if you have a bit of background knowledge in the field of physics/engineering and such, you should be able to decide on your own which tests seem reliable and which are not. I really really doubt that we ever will see any kind of standards or something in that range for enthusiast only sections like extreme air-cooling.

There're not so many people who describe test conditions. Most of all just write about hardware and room temps.

I put a smile in the end of my post, so the idea of making test standards wasn't serious.

[celemine1Gig]

There're not so many people who describe test conditions. Most of all just write about hardware and room temps.

I put a smile in the end of my post, so the idea of making test standards wasn't serious.

Sorry, didn't notice that. Anyway, it would be nice to have those standards, as it would be nice to be rich and famous and all that.

I just doubt that it'll happen any time soon, at least to me.

And if the testers don't describe all the needed facts to make their work trustworthy, you could always ask for the missing info. If they don't have the data, then you know that you perhaps shouldn't really trust their results. Quite easy, isn't it.

[PcCI2iminal]

There're not so many people who describe test conditions. Most of all just write about hardware and room temps.

I put a smile in the end of my post, so the idea of making test standards wasn't serious.

well its not a fully review and thats why i posted at air cooling section and not in review section but you right more information is always better

well ,Scythe is a good and trusted sink maker(i love Scythe) and for daily use the Scythe can match the great sinks on market but when I need to push hard and under heavy load the only good for me is TRUE ,he is untouchable under heavy OC