Scythe Ninja Mini

[theForumCity]

Anyone tried this cooler yet? I was recommending the full version to my friend, when we realised it wouldn't fit in his case... so how about this one?

[staffsMike]

works nearly as well I believe
Scythe Ninja Mini CPU heatsink | silentpcreview.com

[theForumCity]

Sweet! Will definitely buy it then

Any other coolers I could be considering?

[freddie]

Scythe do lots of good coolers for decent prices and with low noise. the Mine revB is good, a friend has that. I saw on scan today the thermalright ultima-90 going for £21 exc fan. That is one of the best from reviews I rather.

[staffsMike]

Depends how small it needs to be. The thermalright ultima 90 should certainly be shorter than most but it's not small. If that will fit it's your best bet though.

[TooNice]

I've heard that the Ultima 90 + 120mm fan may even end up being taller than a full sized Ninja + Fan :blink:
By the way, what does the 'B' revision of the Mine bring?

[staffsMike]

Can use 92mm fan though can't you?

[theForumCity]

I think my friends case has around 110mm from the CPU to the case side panel, so obviously the whole thing needs to be shorter than that...

[staffsMike]

mini ninja then careful though as the mini ninja is 115mm.

[theForumCity]

Time to find a ruler and poke around inside his case then

[staffsMike]

What case is it?

[theForumCity]

What case is it?

Its a NZXT Hush:
NZXT Hush » Reviews - XSReviews.co.uk - Trusted Hardware Reviews

[staffsMike]

That huuuuuge.Anything will fit in that surely.

Looks like an extreme lol

[theForumCity]

Anyways, my mate got his Scythe Mini Ninja today and we fitted it etc... and decided to try a push pull thing with the fans. Now since the heatsink comes with clips for 80mm and 92mm fans, we have put the 80mm on one side and a 92mm on the other side. The 80mm that came with it is a bit too loud, so we want to replace it with a 92mm... but where can we get more of those clips from?