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Ever have that feeling, the CPU cooler you just ordered might not fit inside your case? Well, worry no more with the Cryorig's Origami case depth checker. This tool takes away those worries away and lets you buy the right cooler with confidence. Just download the tool and use a string to measure it. When the string hits your case is the list of compatible coolers, that you can get. Want them to add more, then send them a message on the cpu cooler you want them to add, and they might add it in a future revision. Download here http://www.cryorig.com/depthchecker.php#download
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EDIT: *Currently considering Noctua NH-D15S, as it goes for the same price as the NH-D15 here, and offers better performance in terms of not interfering with other components (other than the case since it's higher). Will use Define R5 case - I guess that's wide enough?.. Any reason not to choose this cooler?* Hi! Im building a new computer, and looking for an efficient, low temp, silent CPU air cooler with good value for price. Price maximum 100 USD. My Build: Motherboard: - Asus Deluxe z170 CPU: - Intel 6700K GPU: - EVGA geforce gtx 970 SSC RAM: - Hyperx Fury 2133mhz 2x8 GB PSU: - Corsair RM850x 850w (know it's a over-kill) Case: - Probably: Fractal Design Define R5 What I've been looking at so far: - CoolerMaster 212 EVO - Be Quiet! Pure Rock - Noctua NH-U12S - Cryorig H7 Key features: - Slim/Small (need room for ram upgradability and upper GPU). - Silent/Quiet under all kind of usage. - Good cooling of CPU. - Good Value for price. **Not going to OC a lot, if that is worth knowing. Prices in my country: - Noctua NH-D15 : 99 USD - Noctua U12S: 79 USD - Dark Rock 3: 79 USD - Dark Rock Pro 3: 98 USD - Pure Rock: 45 USD - CM 212 evo: 42 USD - Cryorig H7: 53 USD - Shadow Rock Slim: 59 USD
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I been looking for a good slim 140mm fan for rad like a 420 rad. I saw CRYORIG XT140 140mm Slim Fan witch is made for heatsinks. They have a pressure of 1.49mmH2O. Would they work on rads fine? I know JayzTwoCents says the bigger the rad the less for need of static pressure fans because he runs Corsair air flow fans on big rads.
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I am trying to decide on which one to get for my I5 inside the corsair 250d. The only reason I don't want an H100i or H100i GTX is because i want to use a 200mm fan in the front that I have laying around. CRYORIG C1: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/cryorig-cpu-cooler-crc1a Corsair H60: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/corsair-cpu-cooler-h60cw9060007ww
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First of all, here is the most recent thread. It's over 3 months so, no necroing... I make a new thread instead. There will be 3 models, A40, A40 Ultimate, and A80. Both A40 and A40 Ultimate will have a 240mm rad, with the A40 Ultimate's rad at 1.5 inches thick, and the A80 will have a 280mm rad. The fans on the rad features propritary technology such as "Quad Air Inlet Technology and HPLN bearings" which they say is competitive with more expensive aio solutions that's out in the market. One unique feature on this aio is the addition of a air flow fan mounted on top of the cpu block, that helps cool down the vrms that's around the cpu socket. Measurements for this fan is 70x25mm with a rpm of 1,500-3,000, can be configured to push or pull, and it's PWM controlled. All of them uses Asetek's 5th generation pump and cpu cold block. It will be released in Japan first on November 5th 2015, and a worldwide release sometime in mid to late November. Pricing on these units A40: $100 / 99.95 Eur A40 Ultimate: $110 / 109.95 Eur A80: $120 / $119.95 Eur http://www.techpowerup.com/217271/cryorig-announces-a-series-hybrid-liquid-coolers.html About that vrm fan, it's nothing new, it was first seen on the Arctic Freezer 13 Pro, which also had one right below the heatsink.
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA4UF2DZ6565 Good cooler that performs similarly to the 212 Evo while being only 145mm tall. Only on sale today for Shellshocker. HiTechLegion's review: (full review in video description)
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Intel's statement: http://www.legitreviews.com/intel-releases-statment-on-bent-skylake-cpus_175944 Scythe statement: http://www.scythe-eu.com/en/support.html CRYORIG's statement: https://www.techpowerup.com/218193/cryorig-posts-official-statement-regarding-skylake-pcb-conerns.html --- Intel is not at fault in this #bendgate, some integrators overtighten the CPU block and coupled with transportation, the CPU's PCB flexed and bent some of the LGA socket's pins as far as I'm aware, all cases involved pre-built systems
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Has anyone had experience with this cooler? I'm ditching my H60 in my Hadron air for this cooler, however I'm hearing either raving reviews or somewhat disappointing reviews, it seems really polarized based on performance. Some reviews have it being competitive with the NH-D14 as well as the NH-C14 while others have it being beat by the Nh-D9 and Nh-D9B. I could always return to replace with an Nh-D9 - as I am a Noctua fan boy, however I do like how the BeQuiet looks in a windowed case. (also anyone with experience with he Cryorig C1?)
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My case is the Phanteks Enthoo EVOLV ITX, and I have a 200mm fan on intake and a 120mm on exhaust, with the H5 blowing toward the back of the case. My i5 is currently not overclocked. The temps are about 32 to 35 degrees with occaisional spikes up to low 40s at idle, and no more than 60 degrees under load. Ambient temperature is approx. 25-26 degrees. Might be being kinda paranoid, but is this normal for this cooler, CPU and form factor? And side note; how do you edit your damn signature in this new version of the forum? I can't seem to bloody well figure it out
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Hi people! I have the Cryorig R1 universal... totally awesome cooler. My idle for i5 6600k @4.6Ghz is 19°C and 54°C load!!! (my room is quite chilly but still) Friend of mine bought the C1 cooler for his transition to an ITX rig and he to is amazed by how cool his 4790k stays compared to his old hyper evo. Seems like they cool just as well as Noctuas, while looking slightly better. Now they're not as silent as Be Quiet's products, but still tolerable noize levels Now the question: Why aren't they bigger? They seem an underdog in the market even though their products and prices are competitive and many manufacturers could copy a thing or two from them... (OMG Noctua's color scheme) Now maybe some people here have more knowledge than me, as to why they haven't attacked the fire nation with the avatar's help yet ?!? In the meantime i'm gonna go play Fallout 4... See ya! EDIT: this is my build for reference as how magnificient the R1 looks https://pcpartpicker.com/b/RZyfrH
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First of all, I apologize if this is in the wrong section but seeing as how one of the core questions relates to large air coolers I figured this was the place to start To get to the main point and avoid some of the background, feel free to scroll down to just past the specs Ok so I'm gathering information on a new build, have been for some time and I just want to go over a couple things and maybe get some reassurances before finally committing. This will be my third build so far and it has been a long time (maybe 6 years) since my last. I never have made the step into liquid cooling. Seeing as how this is a special circumstance and I won't be able to do this again for a long time again, I don't want to make any mistakes. Because of my hesitance, I am not comfortable enough to try to create my own custom water loop. I am ok with that and am fairly adamant on that subject. I am however slightly more open to maybe getting an effective AiO setup, maybe like a Nepton 280l. I am not completely sold on this though and don't know if I want to put the life of my computer in the hands of something that when it finally craps out (whether that be the next day or 4 years later), it could take any number of components with it. On the other side of the coin, I would be perfectly happy with an all air cooling solution. A good air cooler definitely holds its own with fewer drawbacks and can even run much quieter. The two main coolers I have been considering are the Noctua Dh15 and the Cryorig R1 (Ultimate preferred of course, Universal if I have to). Now of course the problems I face here are compatibility issues with ram clearance, partial obstruction of a PCIe slot, and sometimes even the case. To give a bit of information to help clear things up: Case - HAF X MOBO - Asus Maximus VII Hero GPU - GTX 980ti RAM - Up for debate depending on the cooler CPU - I7 4790k Ok finally the actual questions. I might end up overclocking slightly at some point in the future but probably not much higher than maybe 4.5 which is already close to the 4790k's turbo speed anyway. I want a cooler that can handle anything I throw at it without a sweat even if I wake up one morning and decide I'm suddenly the world's best OCer, or if I just want to increase the longevity with the lowest temps possible. Should I give in and get an AiO liquid cooler which will fit in my case, won't obstruct anything on the mobo, and arguably looks much nicer in a rig but with the known risks of liquid coolers and possibly a bit noisier...OR Should I go for a high end air cooler such as the noctua or the cryorig which run quieter, just as efficient, but with a much larger profile (and in the noctua's case, much uglier in my opinion). Given my current specs, what kind of obstructions might I be looking at in my case with the Noctua dh15 or the Cryorig R1 Ultimate? Is it worth converting to an AiO setup for the increased convenience/aesthetics? In the end I know it comes down to personal choice and I shouldn't pick something I might regret later even if it is supposedly more efficient, but any sort of information I can get to help me narrow down my choice is deeply appreciated. Thank you
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I have looked all over the internet and no place has the R1 Ultimate in stock at its ~$90.00 Price, any clue on where to get one in the US? Thanks!
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Pretty self explainitory, I've started a massdrop poll on dual tower air cooling heatsinks. Vote for your favorite and we can possibly get a nice deal on one from Massdrop. Follow the link: dro.ps/v/N4enMqx Current contenders are: 1) Notcua NH-D15 2) Cryorig G1 Ultimate 3) Cooler Master V8 GTS 4) Thermalright Silverarrow IB-E Extreme 5) Phanteks PH-TC14PE_BK 140mm UFB 6) Be Quiet! Dark Rock Pro 3
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Hi everyone, I just have a quick compatibility question. I have an Asus X99 Deluxe motherboard, and I want to put a Cryorig R1 Universal on it. My only problem is that I have high profile memory, and I need the slots on both sides of the motherboard. Will the cooler cover up those ram slots? I have Patriot Viper Xtreme DDR4 if that helps. Thanks!
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Ok so I know I want one of these 4 coolers. I am doing a white air 540 build and any of these would work well in it, the build is done and the stock cooler can't keep up.
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Hi forums! This will be my first post here instead of tom's hardware and hopefully I can get my question answered here. I've been thinking about upgrading my CPU cooler soon so that my 4690k doesn't have to stay at stock clocks forever and while originally thinking about the U-14s, I decided on the R1. I already have my fan setup planned out, but I just wanted to double check with someone who might have experience with it. I do have high profile ram, so I was thinking that I would just switch the front fan over to the back, would that be ideal? (I don't want to get the universal because I want the black on the ultimate haha.) Thanks.
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I've been preparing a new build for awhile now, and I was going with a black and white color scheme. I saw that the Cryorig R1 Universal outperforms the D15 and the Dark Rock Pro 3 and was cheaper than both. (or at least more so than the d15, if easier to install than the Pro 3). I thought that this was the perfect air cooling solution for me, as I am a weenie and am afraid of water cooling (this'll be shipped with me when I go to college and I don't want it to leak everywhere). However, when I went on to newegg recently, it says they're out of stock and not expecting to have them back. What gives? Is there anywhere I can buy this? (Besides Ebay for $200) If not, what are some good alternatives? Thanks so much (this is my first post).
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Hi, By default the H7 is using QF120 balance fan with 1.65 static pressure. I want to have a higher static pressure fan that can blow all the heat... the QF120 Performance have 3.33 static pressure.. but i wonder whether anyone have try to swap the fan using Noctua NF-F12 Industrial PPC 200 PWM. it have better spec with lower noise. The H7 is using a simple bracket to hold the fan to it's heat sink and i want to know whether it is compatible.. Appreciate the team advice and if anyone have tried it do share with me.
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Officially founded in 2013, CRYORIG is a fresh new comer to the PC peripherals and Cooling market but with a core team of seasoned veterans. Our team's resume include experiences with renowned brands such Thermalright, Prolimatech and Phanteks. With our experience and drive for innovation and improvement we are proud to present our very first flagship dual tower solution, the CRYORIG R1. The R1 is an accumulation of years of research and design. Putting good use to our multiple manufacturing and design patents, the CRYORIG R1 is jam packed with multiple one of a kind features. The long list of features include our patented DirectCompress full contact soldering process, Jet Fin Acceleration System, Heatpipe Convex-Align and Displacement Optimization The R1 will be featured in two flavors, the R1Universal and the R1 Ultimate. The R1 Ultimate will have two XF140's full 140x26mm fans, and the ability to add a third XF140. The Universal version features one XF140 and a thin profile 140x13mm XT140 silent performance fan, offering terrific performance with almost no tradeoff for performance and compatibility. The CRYORIG R1 Ultimate, XF140 and XT140 are set for release on January of 2014 and the R1 Universal is set at February 2014 for select countries. source
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So, Im building my first computer soon. I plan to use an i5 4690k and overclock. I need a good performing yet quiet aircooler. I want a good, quiet aircooler, but I also need good aesthetics. Any opinions? I am using an h440 if you need to know the size I can fit. Thanks