**CRYORIG is new and so is R1 cooler!**

Didn't realize the 980 was capable of that much. That's pushing a 50% increase. Almost as much increase as 920.

I agree. These super coolers are great at stock setting because they are super-quiet. They never have to really do any serious work. :D
 
It has, but not by much. NH-D14 is still in the top pack of about a dozen coolers.. all within a few degrees of each other.. especially with better fans like TY-147 fans.tttttt
 
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I think we all know and agree top of the line coolers need serious overclocks to show their cooling capability.

The closer to their maximum cooling ability, the easier it is to see their performance difference.
 
Ran with one stick of RAM because of side cover??? Seems he should have done it because that's the way the cooler is designed to run, not because fan on RAM would not fit inside of their case. ;)

Before what you quoted it read
In our case though we had no choice but to remove a stick of RAM and run our system in single channel mode. We could have run the R1 using one fan and kept both sticks of RAM but this would impact the R1 Ultimate’s design profile and we did not want to do that.
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I'm not sure what review said when originally released, but it sure wasn't what it says now. :D
 
R1 Ultimate is offset to the left but not up.
R1 Universal is offset too; a bit more and uses 13mm thick fan instead of 25mm thick fan.
 
Indeed it will. R1 Ultimate is same 140mm width meaning 70mm center CPU to side of cooler.
  • Thermalright HR-22 is offset 5mm away from PCI-E slot but still still 70mm center CPU to side of cooler.
  • Silver Arrow IB-E is offset 9.5mm away from PCI-E slot making it 67.8mm center CPU to side of cooler.
Any cooler using 140mm fans is probably going to be a problem.

What is the center CPU to PCI-E slot measurement?
 
Why not keep your 14PE? Trouble free, cools very well, is quiet, and a couple of TY-143 2500rpm or similar fans will make it sound as loud and cool as well as CLCs do.. and it will never leak or have a pump failure either.. :D
 
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Today Cryorig announced the
AF 41

APRIL 1 2014, PM 10:51

CRYORIG A Peak into Cooling the Future

Introducing CRYORIG’s AF41 supreme air cooling super tower. The CRYORIG AF41 (short for Air Flow For #1), is the apex of air cooling innovation, cooling performance, heatpipe design, overall weight, maximum dBA power and near zero Kelvin cooling performance. Featuring our very own PentaPropeller™ system, with a world first five 140mm high performance XF140’s. Each fan pushes and doubles the airflow and dBA of the fan in front of it, for the final sum of 16xCFM and 16xdBA!! Along with a the 4.0 version of our Jet Fin Acceleration System™ tower units, the all new Extreme Turbo Jet System™ compresses and expands air flow through 4 series of towers, and creating near Jet engine propulsion. With all of these innovative features combining into our proprietary ExtremeTurboJetSuperPentaPropellerHyperPropulsionSystem™ or EX.T.J.S.P.P.H.P.S™ for short. We believe that the EX.T.J.S.P.P.H.P.S™ is the most sophisticated piece of PC cooling technology known to man till this point in history, and we at CRYORIG are here to present it as our gift to mankind.



http://www.cryorig.com/af41.php
 
Another review is out. Not much to compare to. :(
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http://s14.photobucket.com/user/doyll/media/OC11_zps63f8e3e2.jpg.html
 
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Okay, here is NH-D15 and PH-TC14PE

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Better than all, including CLCs that are 6 to 7 times as loud. :eek:


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Make the CLCs stay below 40dBA and air wipes the floor with 6-9c better coolng. :D

System Specifications
Processor: Intel Core i7 4770K, 3.5GHz Stock and 4.4GHz OC
Motherboard: MSI Z97 MPower Max AC
Video Card: EVGA GTX 770 Classified
Memory: 8GB ADATA XPG Xtreme DDR3-2133
Case: NZXT Phantom 530
Power Supply: be quiet! Dark Power Pro 10 850W
Hard Drive: Patriot Pyro SE 120GB/Western Digital Caviar Black 750GB
Media: LG BD-R
Operating System: Windows 8.1.1 Pro 64-bit
Thermal Paste: Noctua NT-H1

Review by George Cella on HiTech Legion
http://hitechlegion.com/reviews/coo...1-ultimate-cpu-cooler-review?showall=&start=2
 
I think they are accurate. We are talking 6c difference with fans at full speed... and that can easily be explained away:
  • A couple of degrees for accuracy.
  • CPU chip silicone lottery degree differences.
  • Couple degrees for different room temperature.
  • Couple degrees in mass produced cooler quality.
 
CLCs sell just like mountain / trail bikes with knobby tires in city bike shops sell to people who ride on tarmac. Lots of hype and no common sense.
 
Trying to scale off of Asus webiste image I come up with 72-75mm from center of CPU to edge of PCI-E slot. Cryorig is 140mm wide so 70mm from center of CPU to edge of cooler.

RAM slots are never a problem, but RAM that is too tall is. :D
Cryorig says RAM up to 35mm tall will fit. But that would mean case would need 178mm CPU clearance.

Here is a drawing of R1 Ultimate with all measurement I could think of
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jh30uk said:
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=HS-000-ND&groupid=701&catid=2330

Fan misses Ram slots but cooler just blocks top PCI-E slot.

Not sure why they do not offset the coolers up and to left (did read it had an offset of some sorts).
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If R1 Ultimate is too wide at 140mm, how is U14S at 150mm width going to fit. That is 5mm farther over PCI-E socket.

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Nice looking cooler but who wants 1281g = **2lb 13.186oz** thats roughly a bag of sugar hanging from your motherbroad.

If it was me l would use something to support the cooler and to relieve the weight of the mobo.

Make sure you put all the mobo screws in especially in the top half or your mobo will wrap.

Thats one of the reasons l went custom loop was the size + weight coolers were getting to cool the CPU.
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Interesting.
What about the GPU weight? 0.8-0.9g plus water block weighting about the same is much heavier than 1.28g.

CPU has 75-80mm square mount spacing. with a solid back plate supporting cooler.

GPU has a plastic slot 9x92mm held on by solders traces, nothing more. In a tower configuration that means only 9mm plastic / solder and one screw on top in back to support more than 1.8g

Wouldn't GpU with H2O be applying more stress to motherboard than air cooler on CPU?
 
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Sorry, I miss-read. :o

No, I not not say that.
But I will say if you only need another 5mm for cooler to clear PCI-E socket than R1 Ultimate or similar cooler with a width of 140mm will fit. :)
 
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