Today, we are taking a look at a new release from Scythe, the Katana CU. The Katana CU is an upgraded version of the older Katana unit that was all aluminum. The new is all copper as the CU applies. We ... more

I’ve also thought the name Scythe was a cool name for a company, and I’ve always wanted the chance to review their products. Now I have that chance, I received three items from Scythe for review. First ... more

Today HardwareLogic takes at the latest CPU cooler from Scythe, maker of high quality cooling solutions. The Scythe Mine (SCMN-1000) features a 100mm fan sandwiched between three heat pipes and soldered ... more

If there is one thing you can count on in the general field of computer components, it’s that at any give moment at least one company out there has yet another CPU cooler to launch into the market. You ... more

There are certain areas I tend to focus more on when it comes to my PC. One of these areas is cooling. A hot PC benefits no one. It affects the performance of the PC and if left unchecked, overheating ... more

The main cornerstone of any powerful overclocking rig is the CPU cooler. The more heat which can be passed out of the case, the more performance can be squeezed out of even the most gutless system. Many ... more

Hey, our friends at Crazy PC sent me the new Scythe Mine CPU cooler for review. I’ve reviewed a few Scythe products in the past and found them to be some pretty good stuff. The Scythe Mine cooler is another ... more

Scythe is the new kid on the block when it comes to enthusiast heatsink/fan manufacturers. They have only been in operation since 2002. But man o man what way to start a company. This last year has been ... more

Scythe has made a pretty good transition into the U.S. marketplace. By introducing some well made products like the Ninja and Katana line of heatsinks, they have made a big hit with people that are into ... more

Silent and deadly. Can the Scythe Ninja control our CPU heat or will it just stink up the joint? To say that the modern CPUs run warm would be something of an understatement. While the Athlon 64/FX ... more