As an effective anti-vibration measure, four rubber dampeners are embedded in the 120mm fan at the corners. This dampens the vibration transmission of the fans to the fins. The Fan QF120 has an extraordinarily quiet bearing itself, so that the noise level of the entire cooler is low 25 dB (A). In addition, the QF120's housing has four additional ventilation slots, which further increase the fan's performance. Thanks to its outstanding performance and efficiency, the CPU tower cooler Cryorig H7 is suitable for processors with a 140 Watt TDP (Thermal Design Power). Registering your product with Cryorig allows you to extend the manufacturer's warranty from three to six years. Technical Details: With the fan receiving more voltage, and reporting a speed of 1600 RPM, the noise level does increase to 50 dB, but as you can see, there are much worse coolers out there. Final Thoughts

Not only that, but the offset design implementation has made this cooler to have infinite RAM compatibility. I did not see any incompatibility with respect to the first PCIe lane. The Cyrorig has provided a QF120 fan which has RPM rating of up to 1600, the noise level of up to 25dBA, and 49 CFM. The fan is well equipped to handle the job. It draws 0.16Amps with 12V DC. The cooler has the Cyrorig’s 3 years of extended warranty. The motherboard that I am using on my second test bench is the Asus Z170-P being powered by the Intel 7700k.The Compact Tower That Fits. Price to performance is unbeatable! If you are on a budget and do not want to loose any cooling capabilities look no further because the H7 will exceed you expectations!" As great as the H7 is, there are a couple of points that would fall into the "not-so-good" section as well. The biggest issue we saw with the H7 was its installed position, specifically, its alignment once it was installed with the rest of the components. While there is a tiny bit of leeway with the mounting hardware, after attempting the mounting a few times and closely examining the cooler, we could not find the reason that the cooler sits with a slight rightward lean at the top. The second thing we found was more of a personal challenge than an issue, but I did not have any help at the time I mounted the cooler. This left me with a screw driver in one hand, the cooler in the other, and the board balanced on the dust covers in the USB connections on the rear I/O. The cooler has the dimensions of 98mm x 123mm x 145mm (L x W x H). In height perspective, cryorig h7 review cooler has a slim profile. The top side of the cooler is what makes it differentiated from the rest of the competition. With close collaboration with NZXT for over a year, CRYORIG has managed to develop something truly unique with the H7 Quad Lumi and Lumi Lighting System. The Lumi Lighting System is built on NZXT’s Hue+ controller board and CAM software system, with nine different special lighting effects available at launch and more to come with future firmware updates. The Lumi system is capable of dual channel LED configurations, meaning the top and base LED’s can be set to different colors and even separate special effects. Powered and controlled through NZXT CAM software, LED control, CPU temp monitoring, fan RPM control and profile settings are all available. This makes the H7 Quad Lumi the first CAM Powered peripheral and a true innovated approach for PC cooling solutions.

My only other thoughts come down to the only other RGB cooler I have reviewed - LEPA's NEOllusion. The CRYORIG H7 Quad Lumi is a better product overall." Billed as a ‘Hyper 212 EVO' killer, I have been itching to review the Cryorig H7 for a long time now. On the face of it, it does not look that special, measuring just 145mm tall and utilising a mere 3 heatpipes. But is its appearance deceiving? We will find out. CRYORIG again does not disappoint us, the H7 is worthy to be part of the family ... despite a rather small dimensions" CRYORIG’s proprietary Quad Air Inlet™ system features four strategically placed aerodynamic air inlet that allows for extra air intake. The additional air intake allows the QF series fan to have a higher air output volume for its fan diameter, which equals better temperatures for the CPU heatsink and more air exchanged for the PC Chassis.Jet Fin Acceleration System™ carries the hot air out of the system faster and more efficiently which enables better cooling performance. Utilizing a beehive-shaped structure at the front air intake of the heatsink, lowers air turbulence and straightens out the airflow. PC cooling and peripherals innovator CRYORIG announces their collaboration project with NZXT, the software controlled RGB LED H7 Quad Lumi will be releasing this June. It is a 120mm heatsink, single tower with a height of 145mm which enables it to be fitted in the majority of the PC Chassis out there in the market. Let’s take a closer look on the cooler. The front side has a picture of the cooler printed all over it. The brand name is printed in white color on the top left side. The feature sum of the Cryorig H7 is printed on the bottom side.