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I wonder what the height of this is...

All they needed to do was lower the Scythe Ninja by ~1cm and it'd fit in most mATX cases. Bundle it with their 10cm fan and the necessary mounting clips and it'd be perfect. Well, almost.

I wonder what's the height of this:



Lets hope the VTMS mounting system orients it the right way.

Yeah the 320GB must be reviewed and compared too.

Would Scythe's 100mm fan fit into the Zalman 9500?

tempeteduson wrote:According to this translated HKEPC page of the first testing of AM2 Semprons, all these new Manila-based Semprons have CnQ except for the 3000+ (both "regular" and Energy Efficient versions).

It seems AMD has continued to disable CnQ on processors <1.8GHz.

To kick start, do all AM2 Semprons have CnQ?

Do you think the Scythe Ninja / Mine (150mm) will fit in this case? From pictures I've seen on the web, I'm highly doubtful. I really hope it fits though.

So the floppy cage is actually removable?

Yet another review: Virtual-Hideout.Net | Silverstone TJ-08 Micro-ATX Chassis Review

We'll have to wait for SPCR's Scythe Mine review.

Neither do I think it'll fit in the CM RC-541 / RC-540.

Does it have AAM?

I need the same advice for my sleeved S12-430.

Another review here.

The "problem" with Scythe Mine is it stands at 150mm tall, same as the Scythe Ninja. I doubt both will fit in the Coolermaster RC-541. The Asus has a height of 140mm, but it probably costs too much. I may be relegated to using an Arctic Cooling Freezer 64 Pro.

Anyone knows whether this cooler exhausts heat to the rear when mounted on a regular K8 motherboard?

A cooler with a good height, but sadly orientation limited.

jaganath wrote:Yes. All other things being equal (which they often aren't) a sleeve bearing fan will be quieter than a ball-bearing one.

But it sounds pretty much like constant clicking, subtle but noticeable.

Ain't the latest BIOS 1001 ? Any improvements/problems? I'm contemplating between ASUS A8N-VM CSM and MSI K8NGM2-FID

Is there anyway to reduce the height of the Scythe Mine (or the Scythe Ninja)?

I just checked my sleeved S12-430 and it has the bigger heatsinks. Powered it up and the noise signature is pretty bad compared to a sleeve-bearing fan. Is that typical of a ball-bearing fan?

How's the Arctic Cooling Alpine 64 ?

To add on:
Is it possible that the latest sleeved S12-430 has the smaller heatsinks as well?

What are the 2 fans that are bundled with the case? Got a picture of the full front with the panel off?

stonyc wrote:Cons:
- location of hard drive cage makes using a large heatsink difficult

Motherboard layout (CPU socket position) plays a part too. On some boards you would have ~1cm additional clearance.

Anyone got a picture of the BIOS Q-Fan feature?

Is the Analog Devices AD1986A inferior to Realtek ALC880 which the MSI K8NGM2-FID uses (I don't need more than 6 channels)? Realtek offers more frequent driver updates, and that is stopping me from convincing myself that ASUS is my better choice.

Thread title reads SilverStone's new G cases though.