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Cryorig H7 Ultra RGB Heatsink, High Performance, Compact Design Announced

Introduced by Cryorig, the Cryorig H7 Ultra RGB heatsink, a high power and performance heatsink, featuring RGB LED lighting.

Processor cooling is extremely important and there are many interesting and quality options on the market. Cryorig is one of the most important manufacturers of cooling systems in the market and today announces the Cryorig H7 Ultra RGB heatsink, a heatsink developed to offer great cooling in the smallest possible space. This heatsink has been specially designed to efficiently cool the heat of the processor, which has an excellent finish and a powerful RGB LED fan.

Cryorig H7 Ultra RGB heatsink announced.

The heatsink presented by Cryorig has dimensions of 98x123x145mm, which makes it compatible with all RAM modules on the market and with all chassis on the market, with a total weight, this heatsink, of 713 grams. Regarding the central block of this heatsink, we are talking about having four copper heatpipes six millimeters thick, which go through a total of 40 aluminum fins, with a honeycomb design, to be more efficient.

A Corona 120 PWM fan has been installed, from the company itself, which can operate between 400RPM and 1700RPM, which would generate an air flow of 60.6CFM, with a static pressure of 2.65mmH2O and a loudness that goes from 16.5dBA up to 29.7dBA. It supports a TDP of up to 160W and has RGB LED lighting of up to 16.8 million colors.

This heatsink is compatible with the most popular processors on the market, being compatible with the Intel LGA 2066 / -11 and LGA 115X socket and as AMD, it is compatible with the AM4 socket, among others. We don't know the exact release date or price, but the company says it will arrive this summer.

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Robert Sole

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