Thread: Scythe CPU cooler

Looking for a bit I discovered that Rasetsu is the Japanese name of a Buddhist deity who in general, is considered very powerful humanoid shaped with extraordinary abilities. As we say the Japanese version of this deity is called Rasetsu Whether the fan is going to have special powers or not I do not know, but it is clear that the nomenclature is in line with Scythe products, always mythological and fantastic.

The case, as always show name and image of the product.The Japanese characters are exchanged with the English to define some of the main features of Rasetsu as the heat pipes present ability to cool components around, ready for 6-core processors and so on. Behind are some tips on proper handling of the heat. Both sides deployed more features, and even have a list of package contents, and one of the general characteristics of Rasetsu.

The enclosed material is reduced to the parts to install the cooler on Intel and AMD boards an instruction manual and a bit of thermal grease . If you already have everything we need to start, no more we delay to start scan.

Let's take a look at the body of Rasetsu. As you can see, the aluminum deck has a smooth base and 6 heat pipes amounting to sink the body, crossing it horizontally. The films are distributed vertically, leaving a hole roughly in half so that the heat pipes are distributed. The body has angular shapes sink if seen from the side. The fan would be just above, and it would fix the wire harness blades through the slits on the sides.

The case, as always show name and image of the product.The Japanese characters are exchanged with the English to define some of the main features of Rasetsu as the heat pipes present ability to cool components around, ready for 6-core processors and so on. Behind are some tips on proper handling of the heat. Both sides deployed more features, and even have a list of package contents, and one of the general characteristics of Rasetsu.