Steve CR

Correct, all of the above. But good news is that the H7 is back in stock at our official store front and will be shipping out orders before the end of the week.

The H5 Universal/Ultimate is actually in a different category than the 212. In the industry we normally classify heatsink's based on the size of the fan it's carrying. Choosing which fan to go with is much like starting from the engine of the car, then building around the size, and capabilities of the engine.

The M9i is on sale for 19.99USD on Newegg right now.

The H7 is one of our best selling heatsinks. It is still very much in action! The H7 was simply sold out for a third straight month! No matter how much stock we throw into Newegg/Amazon sales still beat our best expectations. This month we tripled the stock but was delayed due to a random customs inspection. Right now they are back on shelves!

Asetek makes Corsair AIO's,

More are on it's way to Newegg.com. It should get there around 1~2 weeks.

Hi Steve, Your question should be answered. It's going to be a real tight fit, but still it will fit. However, factoring in manufacturing and installation variables based on different system builds I would suggest to insulate the back of your GPU card. If you're using a GTX980 with a metal backplate then everything should be fine, the plate should be shielded from the GPU PCB anyways. The fin and fanclips of the R1 are the main concern here, all thought it will fit but 1 mm of distance is too risky of a short circuit for my taste. Also, yeah the color covers will be available for purchase soon!

Sorry for the confusion. Newegg has locked up our stock and have it set here for their Flash Sale. But if you would like, you can always wait until they return to the main site and you can pay full price there :lol:. Moar Money$ For CRYORIG! http://flash.newegg.com/Campaign/4565?icid=WP_10_03022015

Our Facebook and Twitter accounts exist for different reasons. Of course it's always best to write in to support@cryorig.com first if you need product support. The support team naturally will handle support issues more efficiently.

Thanks for the reminder, I think I'll ask for one! Also, you can try the R1 if you're into that type of extreme cooling stuff!

Hm.... if you want I can hook you up with a multiSeg kit for the H7. But they'll charge the cost of materials.

Hello Banana! A Banana , on 09 Feb 2015 - 05:14 AM, said: Yes and no. We left mounting holes on the backplate of the X-Bar system for 1366 and 75, but that was for giving the backplate more versatility in the future. The H7 itself is not 775 or 1366 compatible right out of the box. This was a trade off we had to accept to get AMD and 115x mounting on the X-Bar. However, with that said the H7 is compatible with the MultiSeg mounting kit from the R1 Series, which supports pretty much every platform since the 775. We are still debating on wither or not to sell the MultiSeg as a separate kit, but chances are the price of the H7+ MultiSeg Mounting will cost you more than the H5 which already has 775 support. So if you do insist on going with the H7+ MultiSeg you can private message me or write to support@cryorig.com. There they will resolve your issue. But unless you have some space limitation issue, I would suggest you to get the H5 which is only around 10USD more expensive than the H7, and it'll give you more mileage performance wise for the money. BR CRYORIG AF41

Yes, it will be a high-end heatsink with RAM compatibility front and back. I can't say how much compatibility yet, but it will be better than the 30~35mm of the R1 Series. Release time is uncertain, but most likely 2nd half of 2015.

My lips are sealed about the AF41 regarding any blueprints and testing that may or may not be going on behind closed doors somewhere in campus CRYORIG. You will not hear anything of the "ExtremeTurboJetSuperPentaPropellerHyperPropulsionSystem" ! Also, yes we are working on at least three to six new items. All which will be announced during Computex. One of them is tailor made for X99 and X79, but none of these are the successor of the R1. The X99 and X79 one, will be a new series by itself. Ooo the awesomeness that we have in store! Also, I don't work for CRYORIG, I AM THE AF41, I AM CRYORIG!!!! JK, yeah I work at CRYORIG~

Hi, The R1 series has this problem, by dodging the RAM in front causes the fins stacks to cover the back RAM DIMMs on X99 and X79 platforms. That's why Zero Ram Interference is only stated for LGA115x/1366 and 775 + AMD platforms. Where on LGA2011, we recommend 30~32mm standard RAM with no heatspreaders. This was a design feature we had to give in to when we designed the R1. This year we are coming out with something new that will give X99 and X79 full RAM capacity, but it will not come out anytime soon.