Editors Liked
- Quiet operation, Decent cooling power, Easy to install, Small and compact
Editors Didn't Like
- Performance could be better, Other coolers which have better performance are priced similarly, No extra fan clips to install a second fan
Scythe Tatsumi
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Expert reviews and ratings
By ThinkComputers
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Mounting and getting the Tatsumi installed is extremely easy and only takes a few minutes. It uses the same mounting system that we saw on the Ashura and it works flawlessly. While you might only be mounting this cooler once, you want the installation...
By pcGameware UK
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Here we have the Scythe Tatsumi CPU cooler. It arrived fairly well packaged in a very Japanese pop art styled, tiny box which gave off a pretty good idea at the diminutive size of the cooler inside. The packaging and fitting guide were clear and concise...
By uk.hardware.info
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Each product type deserves its own testing methodology. CPU coolers, which we regularly put to the test, are no exception to this. Within this article, we introduce our latest test method, which allows us to even more accurately assess which models...
By blackholetec.com
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Scythe's budget cooler, the Tatsumi 1000B, is more worth its price than any other product I reviewed till date. It offers good cooling performance while being very compact in size. Compared to other budget coolers, this one is able to cool highly...
By mod-your-case.de
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Mit dem Tatsumi hat Scythe einen CPU-Kühler im Sortiment, welcher eher für Nutzer von ITX und Micro-ATX-Systemen ausgelegt ist, als dass er auf einer OC-CPU in einem XL-ATX-Gehäuse verbaut wird. Durch seine geringen Abmessungen eignet er sich bestens,...
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