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Power of the Orochi and Crossfire - Scythe Orochi with 4x Radeon cards..
Posted in oOgA's diary at Mar 7th, 2008 by oOgA /
Source: Impress
Call it a monstrosity or whatever you like. The demon here in the picture is not the 4x Radeon cards in the casing but this monstrous sized cpu heatsink - Scythe Orochi.
Equipped with 10 heatpipes and weighing 1.285 kilograms , you might have the doubt that one “mis-screwed” screw will just send the entire board to oblivion.
I would love to have such a rig, I bet any PC enthusiast with a good budget would like to own such a system. Be it you are a SLi fan or CrossfireX fan, hell… what matters in the end is the raw performance you get.
*looks at his own miserable X1900*
Check it out here for the specs of the Orochi.
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March 7th, 2008 at 3:03 pm #nutcase23
“monster” is the word of it >.>
March 7th, 2008 at 3:13 pm #IcyStorm
I would prefer quad-SLI; all of Nvidia’s cards beat ATI’s cards at the moment I believe.
Regardless, quad-SLI and quad-Crossfire are useless =P You’re just gonna get a new card in another two years that’s better than all of those combined.
March 7th, 2008 at 8:44 pm #Takumi2k4
Lol, that doesn’t even seem really practical despite it being a “monster” cooler. They should’ve watercooled it as it would take less space than that, and is more practical considering water beats air any day.
March 8th, 2008 at 11:40 am #jellokun
So does your house shake when turning it on and can you roast a marshmellow by place it near the power supply?
March 8th, 2008 at 12:04 pm #oOgA
@jellokun
u can make pokemons out of it :)