The creators behind the R1 Ultimate show off the first public images of their new cooler for ITX systems.
The creators behind the R1 Ultimate show off the first public images of their new cooler for ITX systems.
Cooling specialists CRYORIG impressed us earlier this year with their flagship CPU HSF – the twin-tower R1 Ultimate – and no surprise given how good it looks and how well it performs. Now CRYORIG have let us know that they’re readying a new cooler which takes things down a notch… in size that is.
The new C1 ITX is, as you can probably guess, designed for the cramped confines of an ITX system and will be the first in a new line of the top-down coolers designated as the C-series. It’s still currently in the late testing phase, but already CRYORIG can reveal that it will utilise a 140mm fan which, given the air flow direction, should provide more than adequate cooling for not only the CPU but also surrounding motherboard components. By using a 140mm fan the system as a whole should also be a fair bit quieter than similar designs using 120mm or even 92mm models.
CRYORIG’s C-series will be broadened further in the future with models designed for both ITX and mATX chassis. They’re targeting a May 2014 release for this C1 ITX, and there is currently no pricing information available.
For more news and product listing from CRYORIG visit their official website.
