An old chinese man once told me about a problem that plagues todays computers, and that problem is the heat produced by the CPU. A little while ago when enthusiasts were on the lookout for a high performance ... more

Today for review I have another product from our friends at Scythe. It is another CPU cooler, this one is a big CPU cooler. It is the Ninja Plus cooler, and it not only looks cool, it performs pretty ... more

When we first tested the Scythe Ninja in May 2005 we were quite impressed with its performance/noise balance, it took the top spot and found its way into silent PC systems all over the world. We received ... more

When MemoryExpress recently offered by the Scythe Ninja Plus CPU cooler to review, I quickly said yes as I wanted to take a look at this monster for a little while. This cooler has six massive heatpipes ... more

Scythe, one of the leading air-cooling systems designers in the world, have unleashed a new version of one of their best coolers on the unsuspecting but performance hungry multitudes. Introducing the ... more

In the past the Ninja name was used to designate the top-of-the-line Scythe coolers. Then somewhere along the development road the Infinity name rose to the top of the Scythe catalog. In the current Scythe ... more

It’s bigger! It’s better! It’s new and improved! It’s yet another heatsink from Scythe. Not that it’s a bad thing. Scythe seems to release a new heatsink every other month or so, and by and large, they’re ... more

Looking back over the years, it is perhaps shocking to remind ourselves just how limited were the methods used to cool CPU’s. As some older readers may recall, it wasn’t until the later 80386 days when ... more

Heatsinks have changed dramatically in the last few years, with heatpipe technology coming to the forefront of high performance heatsinks. The focus has shifted slightly, with a large emphasis going towards ... more