Scythe launches Katana CPU Cooler

jmke · 25th July 2005, 19:45

Scythe Co., Ltd (Tokyo, Japan) announces its latest innovative heatpipe CPU Cooler,
“Katana”. Katana means the “Japanese Swords”, which is a perfect naming for CPU Cooler to cool
the latest hot processors. This cooler has the great balance to be the ideal CPU cooler in the market!
Light-Weight, High-Performance, Universal Socket Compatibility, Low-Noise, 4-way Mounting
Mechanism, and Low Price!

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Specifications for Katana CPU Cooler

Model Name: Katana CPU Cooler
Manufacturer: Scythe Co., Ltd. Japan

Compatibility:

Intel:
Celeron (socket 370) all speeds
Celeron (socket 478) all speeds
Pentium III (socket 370) all speeds
Pentium 4 (Sockel 478) alle Taktraten
LGA775 (Sockel 775) alle Taktraten

AMD:
Duron (socket 462) all speeds
Sempron (socket 462) all speeds
Athlon (socket 462) all speeds
Sempron (socket 754) all speeds
Athlon 64 (socket 754) all speeds
Athlon 64FX (socket 754) all speeds
Opteron (socket 939) all speeds
Opteron (socket 940) all speeds

Fan Dimensions: 92 x 92 x 25mm
Combined Dimensions: 98 x 96 x 130mm
Fan Speed: 2000rpm (±10%)
Fan Noise Level: 25.0dBA
Air flow: 35.12CFM
Weight: 300gr

http://www.scythe-eu.com/products/cpu/katana/katana.php

26th July 2005, 08:07

I don't see how this model is going to perform better than the Scythe Shogun/Ninja. What is so improved in this design?

26th July 2005, 21:14

It looks a lot like the new coolers from asetek.

Once a commercial idea is refined, the technology developed and the final products available to the market - most innovations seem simple.

In this respect the technical profile of the patented VapoChill Micro CPU cooler series is indeed simple.

Nevertheless, the vapor chamber technology of the VapoChill - utilizing an evaporation process directly on the CPU - is in all its simplicity the most cost/effective and most efficient CPU cooling solution on the market.

Two aspects of the VapoChill Micro puts it ahead of traditional heat pipe coolers:

1. Dramatically increased evaporation and condensation surface area.

2. Direct mounting of the evaporator on the CPU.

These two features, however simple they may appear, is why the VapoChill Micro is the superior solution on the market.

Its not a question of opinion, it is a question of physics. No more no less.

jmke · 26th July 2005, 21:37

Quote:

Originally posted by uni1313
It looks a lot like the new coolers from asetek.

or vica-versa, both coolers were introduced at Cebit 2005 http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=getarticle&articID=315

25th July 2005, 19:45	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 79,021	Scythe launches Katana CPU Cooler Scythe Co., Ltd (Tokyo, Japan) announces its latest innovative heatpipe CPU Cooler, “Katana”. Katana means the “Japanese Swords”, which is a perfect naming for CPU Cooler to cool the latest hot processors. This cooler has the great balance to be the ideal CPU cooler in the market! Light-Weight, High-Performance, Universal Socket Compatibility, Low-Noise, 4-way Mounting Mechanism, and Low Price! [attachment] Specifications for Katana CPU Cooler Model Name: Katana CPU Cooler Manufacturer: Scythe Co., Ltd. Japan Compatibility: Intel: Celeron (socket 370) all speeds Celeron (socket 478) all speeds Pentium III (socket 370) all speeds Pentium 4 (Sockel 478) alle Taktraten LGA775 (Sockel 775) alle Taktraten AMD: Duron (socket 462) all speeds Sempron (socket 462) all speeds Athlon (socket 462) all speeds Sempron (socket 754) all speeds Athlon 64 (socket 754) all speeds Athlon 64FX (socket 754) all speeds Opteron (socket 939) all speeds Opteron (socket 940) all speeds Fan Dimensions: 92 x 92 x 25mm Combined Dimensions: 98 x 96 x 130mm Fan Speed: 2000rpm (±10%) Fan Noise Level: 25.0dBA Air flow: 35.12CFM Weight: 300gr http://www.scythe-eu.com/products/cpu/katana/katana.php __________________

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26th July 2005, 08:07	#2
Faiakes Posts: n/a	I don't see how this model is going to perform better than the Scythe Shogun/Ninja. What is so improved in this design?

26th July 2005, 21:14	#3
uni1313 Posts: n/a	It looks a lot like the new coolers from asetek. Once a commercial idea is refined, the technology developed and the final products available to the market - most innovations seem simple. In this respect the technical profile of the patented VapoChill Micro CPU cooler series is indeed simple. Nevertheless, the vapor chamber technology of the VapoChill - utilizing an evaporation process directly on the CPU - is in all its simplicity the most cost/effective and most efficient CPU cooling solution on the market. Two aspects of the VapoChill Micro puts it ahead of traditional heat pipe coolers: 1. Dramatically increased evaporation and condensation surface area. 2. Direct mounting of the evaporator on the CPU. These two features, however simple they may appear, is why the VapoChill Micro is the superior solution on the market. Its not a question of opinion, it is a question of physics. No more no less.