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Wednesday, 01 June 2011 13:01

Scythe Kozuti low profile cooler tested - 3 Scythe Andy

Written by Eliot Kucharik
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Review: Small, but powerful 


Mounting:

There are two ways to mount the cooler on your board, you can choose either to put the heatpipes parallel to the power-connector or angle them 90°:

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Kozuti_90_board_normal

After mounting the cooler, the cooler does exceed the height of a full backpanel only by 10mm.


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