Scythe release the new Mini Ninja

[Toxcity]

Scythe release there new Mini Ninja, the smaller version of the Ninja heatsink.

Does size matter all that much?



News article

My first article for OC3D, so be nice.. but Constructive criticism is more than welcome.

Thanks to whoever just fix a spelling mistake!

 

[PV5150]

Great first news post mate...well done!

 

[Mr. Smith]

Good job mate... Keep it up

Out of interest was that in your inbox? I pulled that into 'actioned' this morning as I was doing it, re-did it but now you have done it lol.

 

[Toxcity]

Good job mate... Keep it up

Out of interest was that in your inbox? I pulled that into 'actioned' this morning as I was doing it, re-did it but now you have done it lol.

Ah, sorry Mr Smith.. I started it last night..

But I had some questions and was waiting for the CP guide.

lol, wondered where it went!

 

[PV5150]

It'll be interesting to see how the Mini Ninja performs. I could throw it on my new load tester

 

[Mr. Smith]

Aaah, if it's in the inbox then someone will grab it, if you are working on it pull it into actioned to save this kind of thing happening I pm'd peeves earlier about doing it, the good Mr. Fogg offered - good job he didn't do it. The mans a news machine, would have been posted in 5 secs!

Good first article.

To address your point - I think size does matter! Greater surface area = greater cooling potential, so reducing the size (thereby reducing surface area) it is bound to have a negative effect on cooling capabilites

 

[Rastalovich]

OOO Newsy dood! Excellent stuff.

I`m glad to see them bring this mini thing out. I look at the Ninjas from time to time, and have actually stuck my hand on them... just out of mindless interest I guess. They`re always cold on the extremities, and yet obviously the cpu temps are mid 40 or so. Does kinda make u think the top section or so might be overkill. Meh.

I wouldn`t mind getting one on a build to check it out, if a bracket for an Athlon FX was doable especially.