Product ReviewsScythe SCKZT-1000 80mm Kozuti CPU Cooler
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 Rating: Review Date: 09/11/12  |
Cons: Average cooling.
Pros: Low profile. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/24/12 |
Cons: Noisy at full speeds
Pros: Low profile, can be run WITHOUT fan if required Comment:
Had this in a M350, fits nice and snug, kept the i5 2500k nice and cool on a Intel H67 board. No issues what so ever, even though this CPU (TDP)is technically not supported by this board. This fan keeps it running nice and cool! |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/30/12 |
Cons: None so far
Pros: Small low profile Comment:
Using this with the Asus P8H61-i mini-itx motherboard and the Lian-li PC-Q07 case. It does leave plenty clearance between the psu. Although, I'm not sure if it covers the pci-e slot. You would likely be able to fit something in there, but I'm pretty sure it would touch the heatsink pipes, maybe even push it a little.Check out the GeminII S524 heatsink. (Doesn't block the PCI-e slot) |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/15/11 |
Cons: Annoying mounting system
Pros: lowest profile cooler with a fansmallcools well Comment:
This Product is one of the lowest profile coolers i could find with a fan. If you need something low, this is the one to get.Iy you just need a cooler, look else where. The mounting system on this requires AMD users to remove the bracket that is included on motherboards, and it can be somewhat difficult to hold the cooler to the cpu while trying to get screws to line up from the back of the mother board. I had some clearance issues with ram (with small heat spreaders) on a zotac mini-itx motherboard that was using am AM2 processor. I was able to use ram that had no heat spreaders, and used a piece of electrical tape to make sure nothing shorted. |
Low profile heatsink that leaves a good amount of space in my Silverstone Sugo. Cooling isn't great, but I will be adding a additional fan on top for a push\pull airflow. I'll update ASAP.