Based on the design structure of its predecessor, the Grand Kama Cross 2 has slightly improved placement of the fin stacks for better fan flow, and as a result, better thermal dissipation. Scythe claims that with the top-flow “X Structure” design, the heatsink is even capable of cooling areas of the motherboard surrounding the CPU. The Grand Kama Cross 2 features four 6mm heat pipes which intertwine each other and lead down to a nickel-plated copper base.
The new Grand Kama Cross 2 also features the new Hyper-Precision Mounting System (HPMS), which is a new and improved retention system aimed at making installation much easier. If you're worried if the new Intel Haswell chips will support this new technology, don't be, because they do!
The cooler is also equipped with a single, but powerful 140 mm Scythe Falcon fan which is capable of pushing 97.18 CFM.
The Grand Kama Cross 2 is expected to be available late April, and is priced at approximately $50.
