Compare: Fuma 2 Rev. B vs Wraith Prism

Design and Aesthetics:

Fuma 2 Rev. B

The Scythe Fuma 2 Rev. B features a dual-tower design with two slim aluminum heatsinks and a pair of 120mm Kaze Flex fans. This design ensures efficient heat dissipation and allows for compatibility with various system configurations, including those with tall RAM modules. Aesthetically, the Fuma 2 Rev. B has a sleek, modern appearance with a black and gray color scheme that complements a variety of build themes.

Wraith Prism

The Wraith Prism cooler, although not the best at keeping things cool and quiet, does a good job for the CPUs that it comes bundled with. It showcases a stunning design featuring customizable RGB lighting, adding a touch of personalization to your PC build. Its well-crafted, slim construction ensures compatibility with a variety of cases, including those with limited height clearance.

Install Notes:

Fuma 2 Rev. B

The Scythe Fuma 2 Rev. B comes with a mounting system that offers compatibility with a wide variety of Intel and AMD sockets. The installation process is relatively straightforward, thanks to the detailed instructions and high-quality components provided. This cooler employs a similar method to the Noctua installation, but with a slight alteration in the male and female connectors on the cooler's mounting system. This modification allows for easy installation and removal of the cooler. However, to ensure optimal cooling performance, it's essential to carefully follow the instructions and achieve proper mounting.

Wraith Prism

Installing the Wraith Prism cooler is a straightforward process, thanks to its compatibility with AMD's mounting system. Some users may encounter minor challenges when securing the backplate, but with care and patience, most builders will find the installation hassle-free.

Cooling Performance:

Fuma 2 Rev. B

The performance of the Scythe Fuma 2 Rev. B is exceptional due to its six heat pipes that efficiently transfer heat away from the CPU and into the large fin arrays of the heatsinks. It is suitable for a wide range of processors, including moderate to low level TDPs. The cooler may not be suitable for high levels of overclocking but it is a popular choice among enthusiasts for mainstream CPUs.

Wraith Prism

When it comes to keeping your computer cool, the Wraith Prism cooler does a good job, especially with the CPUs it comes with. It might not be the best for super powerful processors, but for most people, it keeps things cool enough even when you're gaming or working on heavy stuff. We test it using the normal, slower setting, so it works well right when you start using it, providing a reliable and visually appealing cooling solution.

Noise Performance:

Fuma 2 Rev. B

One of the key attributes of the Scythe Fuma 2 Rev. B is its moderate noise output. The dual 120mm Kaze Flex fans are engineered for maximum airflow and moderate noise levels. Users can anticipate quiet cooling under most workloads.

Wraith Prism

The Wraith Prism cooler is pretty quiet compared to the basic coolers that usually come with CPUs. It has a special fan design and air flow system that keeps the noise down without making it less effective at cooling.

Summary:

Fuma 2 Rev. B

The Scythe Fuma 2 Rev. B is a high-caliber air cooler that offers exceptional cooling performance and quiet operation. Its dual-tower design and modern aesthetics make it an appealing choice for users in search of a dependable and efficient cooling solution for high-performance computing systems.

Wraith Prism

The Wraith Prism cooler is a top contender in the market for those looking for an efficient and visually striking cooling solution. Its solid performance, customizable design, and competitive pricing make it a highly recommended choice for a wide range of PC builders.