Cryorig CR-H7A Tower Cooler For AMD/Intel CPU

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so in all likehood it's a NZXT problem rather than Cryorig sense Cryorig clearly says is a NZXT CAM control module. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience.

Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). I can’t really recommend Cryorig H7 for the high end CPU models as the best cooling option just because the cooler is pretty small and definitely this is not its purpose. Throughout the tests the cooler itself handled keeping my processor working at all kinds of frequencies without any trouble, which made me think that it can handle keeping every modern mainstream processor working cool and stable at idle or under load at default or a bit overclocked frequencies.Hypnotoad's RAM is dying, his motherboard is acting like the 6-year-old AsRock it is, a couple of SATA ports have just stopped working, but the RGB remains. And this is what the cooler looks like installed on the motherboard and inside the case ready for testing. So let us waste no more time and check the package, the additional accessories, the cooler structure and after that perform some cooling tests. Despite the universality of the backplate for other Intel boards, the H7 only supports LGA115x because of the X-bar mechanism. A+ seller and I asked to have seller send me a feedback revision request since my initial feedback rating is no longer valid.

For Intel systems, the backplate has three different positioned holes to accommodate LGA775, LGA1366 and LGA115x sockets. We can also see that the pipes are offset as they run through the fins, and are not all kept in a straight line. APPIEFFE GROUP SRL is not liable for any damage that the goods may suffer during transport, nor for any theft, loss or tampering that may occur in this phase. It does, of course, ramp up once we overclock the CPU, but even then, the noise is not more than a quiet, steady hum. The manual is comprehensive and straight-forward, although Cryorig have done something pretty helpful here: every step of the installation process has its own QR code.

Also, make sure to quote a post or tag a member when replying or else they won't get a notification that you replied to them. I will install Cryorig H7 Plus and do stress tests using Prime95 AVX software with constant load on the cooler for 14:30 minutes with custom settings of minimum FFT size (in K of 128), max FFT size (in K of 128) and Run FFTs in place at standard frequency of 4. Placing a couple of thumbscrews on the base shows the level of polishing on the base, or lack thereof in this instance. Here they cover the Hive Fin technology, the Zero Interference design, and they explain that installation can be completed within four minutes with this hardware.

In this instance, the packaging is more than sufficient to deliver our sample of the H7 in terrific condition. To make life easier on the end-user, Cryorig decided to design the H7 so that it will not interfere with the motherboard screws, the memory, or the PCI-e slots. The QF120 fan has an exceptionally quiet bearing, so the noise level of the entire cooler is as low as 25 dB (A). Where the image of the right side of the H7 continues onto the next panel, we see that Cryorig lists three major features of this design, and offers a brief explanation of each. According to the official technical details the cooler can work with up to two fans for maximum cooling performance, which can be installed on the heatsink with the provided in the package 4 metal clips.The connection between the frames and the propellers is done by a 4-pin PWM powered and regulated CRYORIG’s HPLN (High Precision Low Noise) bearing, which provides a stable and precise rotation eliminating excess vibration and noise. With the H7 Plus CPU cooler, Cryorig relies on three 6mm thick heatpipes that connect the nickel plated copper bottom plate to the heatsink tower. Besides adding the CAM powered RGB system, with the H7 Quad Lumi CRYORIG has added one additional high performance heatpipe as well as increased support enthusiast grade Intel™ LGA 2011v3.