Cooling Scythe jitte plus (39mm top flow dual fan)

theGryphon

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They should've made it 92-95mm wide with 92mm fans. There is no explanation using clearance issues. Talk about missed opportunities. Now it would still compete with l9i/a and C7 but at much higher dBA.
 

ignsvn

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Interesting, another 1U CPU cooler competitor at 39mm. On top of that, I think this is the lowest-profile CPU cooler which can use dual fans albeit at 80mm (not gonna be easy finding a replacement 80mm x 10mm fan).

Anw, let's wait for reviews then.
 

XeaLouS

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Too bad they don't sell the 80x10mm fans separately - there aren't any reputable manufacturers making 80x10mm fans.
 

Ubermarshall

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I have been looking around for the Am4 version of that titan cooler. Only place to find the heatsinks without fans, is eBay.
Know of any stockists?
 

Stevo_

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Yep, used 2 of these in my Lone Ind L2, with a Noctua low noise adapter silent and moved air nicely fitted within the edge of the case.

 
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IntoxicatedPuma

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About the same as the mainland, its $28.5 -ish for the dual fan and about $24 for the single fan version.
 

IntoxicatedPuma

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I finally got a chance to install it today and am running through some tests. It looks to be slightly better the Phanteks PH-TC90LS, with fan speed also the same. Thermal Performance is on par with the PH-TC12LS but that cooler has a larger and slower fan. The IS-40 v3 is still the king of the low profile coolers I have tested so far. The Scythe also has a high pitched humming noise, which is less pleasant than the 92mm fans I have seen so far.

edit: I'll do a full review later, but for those interested:

Scythe JITTE
Dual fan (max speed / 3096 rpm)
4.0ghz - 37C above ambient
3.0ghz - 28C above ambient

Single fan (max speed / 3260 rpm)
4.0ghz - 42C above ambient
3.0ghz - 30C above ambient

Dual fan (BIOS fan settings on silent)
4.0ghz - 45C above ambient @ 1849 rpm

Single fan (BIOS fan settings on silent)
4.0ghz - 48C above ambient @ 2129 rpm

For comparison:

Cryorig C7
Stock fan (max speed / 2566 rpm)
4.0ghz - 41C above ambient
4.0ghz - 28C above ambient

Stock fan (Bios fan settings on silent)
4.0ghz - 48C above ambient @ 1323 rpm
 
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BernardoZ

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Awesome find guys!

@IntoxicatedPuma I don't think you've done the full review you "promised", so can you elaborate more about your experience with this cpu cooler?

How does it compare to the very similar Kozuti?
Also, how does it compare to other famous coolers as the L9i, Lp53 and C7?
Based on your last comment, it seems very comparable to the C7. But I wonder if you have any more info to tell us XD

PS: I'm specially interested on the Single Fan config...