The history of the largest CPU radiator appeared four fan twelve heat pipe

Japanese heat sink manufacturer Scythe recently introduced a CPU heatsink that is absolutely perverted. It has as many as four fans, twelve heat pipes, and even a little more than the Mini-ITX mini-board.

The radiator is named "Susanoo" (Product No. SCSO-1000), which is the male of Suzuki inside the "Mobile Suit Gundam". The overall weight is 1565 grams (more than three catties) and the measurement size is 210 x 210 x 160 mm. Among them, the height of the fan is 25 mm - you know, a Mini-ITX size motherboard is only 170 × 170 mm, this radiator is more than half of it, catch up with the microATX motherboard.

Scythe Susanoo uses an oil bearing design with 12 copper heat pipes running between the base and the fins. The double-row crossover structure has a single diameter of 6mm. Four fans are placed side by side at the top and each has a diameter of 100mm with a 3-pin power connector. , The speed is the lowest 500RPM±30%, the highest 2000RPM±10%, the noise is 9.42-33.69dBA, the air volume is 50.05-200.21CFM (cubic feet per minute), it is called the wide area multi-fan system (W.A.M.S).

Processor support is naturally platform-wide, including the Intel LGA1366/1156/1155/775 and AMD Socket AM3/AM2+/AM2.

In Japan's Akihabara market, this monster sells for 8480-8980 yen, which is about 670-710 yuan.