With that out of the way, we can get to the styling, which is the same as before with the FUMA 2, but this time the rubber on the fans was changed to black for the Rev.B. To top it all off, they are nearly identical in cost, so it's down to big and bulky, or big, but pleasant, you make the call. It can run close to the competition but also makes concessions to RAM clearance and eases off the noise emitted into your ears.Ĭonsidering the 207 had the pleasure of taking air from a matched pair of 25mm fans, it is easy to see where the thermal advantage comes from, but all things considered, we feel that the Scythe FUMA 2 Rev.B is the obvious choice of the two. This is where a cooler like the FUMA 2 Rev.B stands out. It is a large dual-tower design with loud fans, and while performance is king, we hope you are cool using low-profile RAM because ID-Cooling felt it wasn't that big of a deal. The 207 does not make concessions for anything, really. However, that does not mean that is the end of the discussion. There is no doubt that we kept bringing up the SE-207-XT Advanced, and that is because, currently, it is the class leader. However, where many coolers of this form run close to $100 or even more to obtain, Scythe chose a more affordable route. The 25mm version also spins at 1500 RPM but will deliver 67.62CFM, 1.5 mmH2O, and 28.6 dB(A) noise using sealed precision fluid dynamic bearings. The slim fan boasts 1500 RPM as the top speed, delivering 39.44 CFM of airflow, 0.91 mmH2O of static pressure, and is shown to run at 23.8 dB(A). Both are 120mm in size, but the front fan is 15mm thick, whereas the second fan is 25mm thick. What is not mentioned is that the fins are made of aluminum and that there are forty-nine in either stack.Ĭooling the towers are a pair of fans that ship in the box, both versions of the Kaze Flex II PWM fans. We also see mention of the six 6mm diameter heat pipes used in the construction of the cooler, and also that the base plate is made of copper, which gets nickel plated, which is the same for the heat pipes. Behind it, concessions have been made to the fins, leaving users with 55mm of room for memory to the left of the socket. With fans included, once installed, The FUMA 2 Rev.B will weigh in at 1000 grams, but it does offer completely unfettered clearance for RAM in front of this tower cooler. Size-wise, the FUMA 2 Rev.B is 137mm wide, from fan clip to fan clip, depth is reduced to 129mm this time, and the tower stands at 154.4mm. With AMD, support goes back to FM1 and AM2 sockets, including everything since. Support for CPU sockets is expansive but does now lack LGA775 support in favor of LGA1700, which is a fair trade while supporting all of the current mainstream and HEDT sockets.
B is also known as the SCFM-2100, and that last bit is important to verify to ensure you are getting the latest version. In it, we can see that the Scythe FUMA 2 Rev. We cobbled together the specifications found above from what was offered on the box and the product page.
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