Cryorig launches its h7 plus and m9 plus dual fan heatsinks

Enthusiast cooling brand CRYORIG has released a press release announcing the launch of dual-fan versions of its best-selling coolers - the H7 Plus and M9 Plus.

Cryorig is updated with the H7 Plus and M9 Plus

The new H7 PLUS continues to use the compact tower design of its H7, focused on offering maximum compatibility with a height of just 145mm suitable for almost any mid-tower on the market, and with ZERO interference with RAM memory slots even with both mounted fans. This H7 PLUS wants to be, like its younger brother, an excellent choice for users who want an air cooler that is not restrictive and still offers good thermal results and adequate loudness.

In our review of the H7 (LED version), with only one fan, this heatsink of less than 50 euros yielded as a liquid cooling of € 80.

Cyorig also mentions other proprietary technologies such as the "Hive Fin design" for optimized airflow, "Heatpipe Convex-Align" for further optimization of heatpipes, and " Quad-Air Inlet " for larger air intakes on the two 120mm fans. QF120 based on its HPLN “High Performance Low Noise” bearing with minimum revolutions per minute of 330rpm (which will allow it to be almost inaudible) and maximum of 1600rpm. Its maximum supported TDP according to Cryorig is 150W.

The Cryorig M9 Plus is based on its M9i / M9a, heatsinks that were previously differentiated in their version for Intel and AMD, a case that will no longer occur with this new release. The M9i and M9a were characterized by their extremely low price with more than adequate performance for their characteristics. This small heatsink, with a height of 124.6mm and 2 fans of 92mm CR-9225, also lacks interference with RAM memory and is compatible with most towers on the market.

The two heatsinks are compatible with the LGA115X sockets (1155, 1150, 1151, etc.) from Intel and FM1, FM2 / +, AM2 / +, AM3 / +, AM4 from AMD, so they serve the latest platforms except for the high-performance ones, 2066 and TR4. In both cases, their fans are PWM and include the possibility of controlling both by a single cable. They will be available worldwide in the middle of this August, and their recommended price for Europe seems to be really low: 44.45 euros for the H7 Plus and 24.45 euros for the M9 Plus, both with taxes included.

You can consult more information on their respective pages on the Cryorig website.