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#6038368 Posted on: 08/01/2022 02:20 PM
Another POS 280 at Scythe Mugen 5 levels, both noise and cooling lol.
Thanks for revealing it to us chief so we don't waste any money.
Another POS 280 at Scythe Mugen 5 levels, both noise and cooling lol.
Thanks for revealing it to us chief so we don't waste any money.
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#6038384 Posted on: 08/01/2022 03:18 PM
I always like it when guru3D reviews cooling products. Even though this one's not for me
I always like it when guru3D reviews cooling products. Even though this one's not for me
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#6038394 Posted on: 08/01/2022 03:40 PM
Another POS 280 at Scythe Mugen 5 levels, both noise and cooling lol.
Thanks for revealing it to us chief so we don't waste any money.
OUCH!
this is nothing against Scythe or the Mugen the company makes fabulous products and i own some.
this is about the application.
not everyone has the room for the Mugen even if they had the desire. it's routine for me to Mod systems for friends and families. i've lost count the number of times i've modded an aio w/Scythe fans.
the hottest trends in PC building the last five years are W/C, SFF, and ITX.
many case makers now have slim cases w/o the clearance for the Mugen. - right there is where you need cooling (and noise) levels to be comparable. in fact there are many cases that will take a 280mm but not a big air cooler.
and this aio doesn't need the fans to be replaced
Another POS 280 at Scythe Mugen 5 levels, both noise and cooling lol.
Thanks for revealing it to us chief so we don't waste any money.
OUCH!
this is nothing against Scythe or the Mugen the company makes fabulous products and i own some.
this is about the application.
not everyone has the room for the Mugen even if they had the desire. it's routine for me to Mod systems for friends and families. i've lost count the number of times i've modded an aio w/Scythe fans.
the hottest trends in PC building the last five years are W/C, SFF, and ITX.
many case makers now have slim cases w/o the clearance for the Mugen. - right there is where you need cooling (and noise) levels to be comparable. in fact there are many cases that will take a 280mm but not a big air cooler.
and this aio doesn't need the fans to be replaced
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#6038485 Posted on: 08/01/2022 08:20 PM
OUCH!
this is nothing against Scythe or the Mugen the company makes fabulous products and i own some.
this is about the application.
not everyone has the room for the Mugen even if they had the desire. it's routine for me to Mod systems for friends and families. i've lost count the number of times i've modded an aio w/Scythe fans.
the hottest trends in PC building the last five years are W/C, SFF, and ITX.
many case makers now have slim cases w/o the clearance for the Mugen. - right there is where you need cooling (and noise) levels to be comparable. in fact there are many cases that will take a 280mm but not a big air cooler.
and this aio doesn't need the fans to be replaced
Ok fair enough you're right about the format itself.
Still performs poor for a 280 though.
OUCH!
this is nothing against Scythe or the Mugen the company makes fabulous products and i own some.
this is about the application.
not everyone has the room for the Mugen even if they had the desire. it's routine for me to Mod systems for friends and families. i've lost count the number of times i've modded an aio w/Scythe fans.
the hottest trends in PC building the last five years are W/C, SFF, and ITX.
many case makers now have slim cases w/o the clearance for the Mugen. - right there is where you need cooling (and noise) levels to be comparable. in fact there are many cases that will take a 280mm but not a big air cooler.
and this aio doesn't need the fans to be replaced
Ok fair enough you're right about the format itself.
Still performs poor for a 280 though.
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really nice