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Scythe Shuriken Quiet Low Profile Socket 1366, 478, 775, 754, 939, AM2, AM3 Processor Cooler
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- manufacturer #: SCSK-1000
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- £24.33inc. vat
11 reviewsOverview
Product Description
FeaturesNow LGA1366 compatible
Low profile - ideal for media PCs
Very quiet 4-pin PWM fan, from only 10.5dBA
Intel and AMD compatible - all in one solution
Three oval-shaped heatpipes for quick heat transfer
Specifications
Model Number - SCSK-1000
Compatibility - Intel socket 478 and LGA775, AMD socket 754/939/940/AM2/AM3
Dimension - 105 x 116 x 64mm
Fan Speed 650 - 2200rpm (±10%)
Fan Noise 10.5dBA - 31.67dBA
Air Flow 11.81CFM - 31.91CFM
Weight - 355g
Price Breaks
| Qty | 3-4 | 5-9 | 10-29 | 30-49 | 50+ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ex VAT | £20.60 | £20.53 | £20.35 | £20.17 | £19.99 |
| inc VAT | £24.21 | £24.13 | £23.92 | £23.70 | £23.49 |
Product Reviews
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Quiet and stout
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LinuxThis is a nice HSF, the fixings are simple and easy and it is quiet.
Fitted ok on an an A8N-SLI Premium - if your ram is a bit large (heatspreaders etc..) you may find the tips of the heatpipes just grazing them as I did but its fine.
Great HS/Fan
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Windows VistaThis unit is superb, very easy to fit, I have 2 systems using this cooler, both CPU and MB are kept very cool...Also very quiet...
Would highly recommend...
Excellent Cooler
operating system:
Mac OSXBuilt a low profile "Hackintosh" in an HTPC case, with a Quad2Core - does the job nicely, and fits inside the low profile case with ease.
Highly recommended.
Very good
operating system:
Not ApplicableWanted this to replace the stock fan in my home server. does very well at keeping my cpu (athlon x2) cool whilst staying virtually silent.
Very quiet and efficient
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Windows 7Got this cooler as part of a Home Theatre PC Build. Fits neatly inside the low profile Antec Fusion 350 case and operates extremely quietly cooling a Core 2 Duo E6750 - even on full load. CPU temp never exceeds 45C, but normally sits around 39C in general use (36C idling).
I found fitting the heatsink very straightforward with the motherboard removed from the case.
Highly recommended if you want a quiet cooler.
Brilliant piece of kit
operating system:
Windows XPFirstly to answer the previous question, this fits to the original fan mountings: it does not have to be screwed to the mobo.
Fitting on an AMD mounting is almost frighteningly easy. Apply a layer of thermal paste, fit the appropriate clips from the box to the heat sink. Position the unit, close up the tool free fittings, connect it to the CPU fan header. Job done.
I've used one to replace the whiney stock cooler on an old socket 754 Sempron pc that I have turned into a server. Now in order to hear any sound from that pc I have to put my ear right against it.
The other is on a socket AM2+ A-bit mobo cooling an Athlon II x3 435 and is presently running flat out, but again is silent.
For anything up to a dual core I'd recommend this wholeheartedly. For a triple core it is ok provided you have good airflow thru the case and don't work the CPU too hard for long periods. I think it would struggle with a quad core, but then use its big brother, the Zippang.
For ease of installation. silence, value for money I'd rate this the best fansink I have used. For preference i'd buy only OEM CPUs and use Shurikens to cool them.
Five stars is the max on here, but I'd give it ten if I could.
Cheap, well built and quiet
operating system:
Not ApplicableBought to replace a noisy stock Intel cooler and I'm happy to say it is very quiet.
Comes with simple but clear instructions, thermal grease and clips for various sockets.
My only gripe is that when installing on a socket 775 MB the top heat sink overhangs the push pins which makes exerting the pressure needed to secure the heatsink to the MB somewhat tricky.
Overall though, a good buy if you want a cheap, quiet and small CPU cooler.
Overall Good Cooler
operating system:
Windows XPI used this to replace the stock cooler that is is shipped with the DELL 540s.
Once fitted the noise reduction is quite noticeable so all is well.
I found the clips hard to install as the heatsink overhangs the clips that need to be pushed down. Make sure all the clips are pushed down and that the heatsink is installed properly.
Nice Quiet Cooler
operating system:
Windows XPI got this to cool a Intel quad core Q8200, although it cools it but I wouldnt use it again for a quad core. I think its perfect for a home theatre. The thing I was impressed by was the quiet fan, Silent!
i7 Performance
operating system:
Windows VistaNot so great for the i7 920 system, running on full load (using Everest, not over clocked) and temps where creeping up to the high 70's before I chickened out and stopped it. So get something beastier for these systems.
Its also a pain to fit with the radiator overlapping the push pins.
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