Scythe Infinity Quad Fan CPU Cooler

VinDSL

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OMG!!!

Check it out... :D

Source: Scythe Web Site
For super heavy user, quad fan mounting (total 4 fans) is possible for SCINF-1000 (Infinity CPU Cooler) with SCY-12FC fan clips!

*Caution: Due to the total weight being very high for quad fan mounting, we strongly advise you to mount and secure the heatsink to avoid damaging your motherboard/CPU. For Quad fan mounting, please arrange this at your own risk (ex. spreading weight by using wires to sling the CPU cooler).

LoL! What else can I say?
 

shabby

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2 fans i can understand, 1 pulls and the other pushes. But 4 fans? Someone explain to me how this can possibly work.
 

tersome

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Originally posted by: shabby
2 fans i can understand, 1 pulls and the other pushes. But 4 fans? Someone explain to me how this can possibly work.

Actually, I think this is a good idea. I get 1C better temps on my Scythe Ninja if I have one fan blowing down and one fan blowing sideways than if I have both fans in a push/pull config.

I don't know how it works, but I'm pretty sure it does.
 

bigpow

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that just looks silly

i know i'd get lower temp with my ninja plus, when i used 1 higher RPM 120mm fan (instead of 2 scythe s-flex fans)
 

aigomorla

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Weight: 960g (Heatsink and One Fan) :eek:


Add 3 more fans, and that thing is going to be a monster.


Someone correct me on my physics discussion right now. But having one push sideways, and one push up, doesnt that give a vector displacement of diagonal? so the force of air being pushed diagonally now would be the Sqr Root of 2 of the velocities of the fans?

So for the addition of all those fans, you now got sqr root 2 more force of air being pushed diagonally instead.


*ummmm..... OK.... im gonna leave it on this... * :p
 
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"This massive, yet ultra silent cooler delivers devastating heat removal to your processor with its IIFS heat structure."

i'm always on the lookout for awesome new ways of devastating my computer.