hi-techreviews puts Scythe’s new heatpipe based heatsink to the test, and gives it high marks.  Also, the ATake Phantom is a very inexpensive solution for older Socket A/P3 systems you might have running Seti@Home.  Plus, if you want to get some more control over your 9800pro, read the article at techpowerup!
“We have reviewed numerous products from Scythe USA in the past and each one of them was somehow unique in its design and the Scythe’s new SCKKR-1000 Kamakiri Heatsink is no exception. Offering a total of six heatpipes cooled in what can best be described as a push-me-pull ventilation system. With this products ability to be used on seven different types of motherboards (Socket: 775 – 478 -754 -940 – 939 – A – 370) it should be one heatsink that allows the users to keep using it over and over again. When test against another major company’s heatpipe style heatsink we found out that not all heatpipe based heatsinks are created equal.”

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