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Scythe's Zipang CPU cooler @ bit-tech.net
[Sep-17-08] (0 Comments)
*/While the Scythe Zipang isn't broken, its abysmal thermal performance

Scythe Shuriken Low Low-Profile CPU Cooler @ pro-clockers.com
[Apr-29-08] (0 Comments)
If you fall into the category of the individual who does not need alot of cooling then Scythe's newest offering may be just what you need. TheShuriken is a whole lot of cooler in a small package. If you were lookingfor a 815 plus gram behemoth like Scythe's other newest coolers, the NinjaCopper and Zipang, don't look any further. Beyond this page is a lightweightof a cooler. At just over 355 grams, the Shuriken is geared at the Intel andAMD stockers. The Shuriken looks a whole lot like the Zipang, but does so ona smaller scale, so how is the cooling? Lets find out what she can do.

Scythe Zipang - XSs @ xsreviews.co.uk
[Apr-15-08] (0 Comments)
Scythehave produced some insane coolers in the past, most notablyperhaps, the Scythe Andy. Oddly named, but whopping in size and surfacearea. Now though, they've come out with something bigger, badder andhopefully better; the Sycthe Zipang, its monstrous. With 12 copperheatpipes, and what is in essence, two heatsinks, I'm hoping for someawesome temperatures from this one.

Scythe Zipang CPU Cooler @ pro-clockers.com
[Feb-04-08] (0 Comments)
It seems that the success of one good cooler doesn't keep it on topforever, so all companies must try and produce a successor to these units.And Scythe knows this and got on the job of constructing a new cooler. Thatnew cooler came to be the Zipang. I am still on the lookout on what Zipangmeans in plain English but when it comes to coolers it means a large 140mmcooling, six heat pipes and multi-processor support. From the looks of theZipang it just may be a overclocker's best friend. But lets see if the testbacks up our early judgment.

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