@garfield said in X470 motherboard for a Ryzen 2600 and in the future a Ryzen 3000:

Very different from those of Scithe. I have two Ninja, one Rev.A and one B and they do not have AM4 mounts. And I believe they would be more than capable of being able to dissipate them. A shame. They will die in the drawer

I have the exact same problem, at that time a friend got the Scyte Ninja v1, I got the Noctua NHU12.
Some time later when he renewed his PC the Scyte ninja was left in a drawer as we did not have support for the new sockets, despite using the same system as the new versions (read in forums) in customer service they told us that nanai, that neither for free nor paying would they send them to us.
I will never buy anything from Scythe again.

By the way, I already have all the material and I am doing tests, as soon as I have good conclusions I will tell you, for now, I leave you a FireStrike with the 2070:

• 4790K@4.6GHz vs 2600 Stock: https://www.3dmark.com/compare/spy/5884919/spy/5830411

Between one thing and another, I finally forgot to mention it: good review. My experience with "cheap" heatsinks has always been regular with the issue of anchors, but okay. A shame that it does not reach the expected results.

Great post, and congratulations on the courage and the result :thumbsup_tone2:

Same for the temperatures, I would have opted directly for something with dual fans, like the H100i, but it is clear that where there is a good air cooler

Salu2!