Scythe Fuma rev. B: From a hurricane to the fanless mode

What are the best settings for Fuma? This is a question that belongs to our complementary review where we traditionally test heatsinks with reference fans. This time in two configurations, with one and with two fans. We went from really noisy settings to completely silent mode. The temperature behaviour is captured minute by minute. Let’s take a look at how this twin-tower handles passive cooling compared to top-notch coolers.

Passive mode without system fans

The load was simulated in IBT – 70,000 cycles with dedicated 5 MB of RAM. This means that instead of continuous operation, the load was pulsing at short intervals. Average consumption was around 90 W.

The motherboard was in the vertical position outside the tunnel. Keep in mind that temperatures would be higher in a case. How much higher depends on how quickly the heat can escape from it. The coolers were horizontally oriented during these passive tests. When you want to go completely passive, this position is more efficient.

Prints after the disassembly


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