Scythe debuted several cooling solutions at Computex 2026, targeting both compact builds and high-performance setups. The Shuriken 3 (SCSK-3000) serves small form factor gaming PCs with a 39 mm height and a Kaze Flex Slim AH PWM fan. Its S-shaped heat pipes move heat through a dense aluminum fin-stack efficiently.

Mid-range users get the Mugen 6 Dual (SCBSK-4000), a tower cooler utilizing six 6 mm heatpipes and a push-pull fan configuration. This model handles thermal loads up to 200 W, making it a viable option for mainstream gaming CPUs. Scythe also introduced the Big Shuriken 4, an enlarged top-flow version using a 120 mm fan.

The SCYCOPTER AIO stands out by integrating a 110 mm fan directly onto the pump-block. This design actively cools the VRM and other socket components, a rarity for liquid coolers. Three Wonder Tornado 120 mm fans manage the 27 mm-thick radiator to maintain low temperatures under heavy loads.

These releases expand the options for SFF enthusiasts and users wanting better motherboard cooling. By mixing specialized top-flow designs with high-capacity tower and liquid options, the company covers a wide range of thermal requirements. The SCYCOPTER's integrated pump fan provides a specific advantage for overclockers.