Cryorig CR-H7PA H7 Plus CPU-Tower-Ventirad - Black

I have this paired up with an i5 8600k overclocked to 4.7GHz and this thing is keeping at a comfortable mid 60s C under gaming load, and mid 70s in torture testing. At 145mm height, it leaves just enough clearance to mount a 200mm fan above it in my Cooler Master HAF XB Evo case, which was important to me. It was this or a Noctua D15, and I wanted that top fan. (Quick update - now at 4.8GHz with 4.2GHz cache ratio. Generally at 1.2v, maxes at 1.236v when running AVX instructions, this is still cooling it just fine).Very happy with this and I think I could even push the CPU to 4.8 or 4.9GHz, but it won't push higher than that without a bigger cooler. I made the compromise for the smaller cooler to vent heat out the top of the case, which keeps my GPU cool as well, despite being also overclocked a good deal.Mounting it was easy. The mounting process seems kind of old school, just four theaded pins, drop in, screw down. It's so easy there's nothing to complain about at all. I had it mounted within moments. That's a blessing compared to my Arctic Freezer 7 pro and my old Hyper T4.The cooler is essentially silent at idle, and still very quiet even under torture testing load pinned at 100%. I'm pleasantly surprised there; I expected more noise with dual fans on the CPU block. I'm happy with the purchase.

This thing is..franky...amazing. I have used a number of different air and water cooling solutions over the 35 years I have been building PCs...this puppy is as close as you will get to a cumbersome liquid cooling solution. My AMD CPU was running hot enough to encounter thermal checks until I fitted this...took about 5 minutes (use GOOD thermal paste) and my CPU temperatures were dropped to "below 30C" at 100% load. Depending on your CPU power rating (mine is only 90), yours may be somewhat higher or lower, but thermal checks are not gonna happen....I am also only using ONE of the 2 supplied fans. Awesome product, worth every cent.

This cooler attracted me for many reasons - the price, looks, and reputation. Cryorig is usually at the top of good CPU cooler recommendations, so I expect the H7 Dual to live up to its name - and it did. Installing was a bit tricky and could've been better, it's very hard to install this cooler with just 1 person. You have to hold it from the front of the motherboard and at the same time screw the back plate on in the back of the mother board. This means that its best to install this cooler with the motherboard being held up (already installed in the case). Now the performace - I was greatly surprised by how well it performed! It kept my 6700K OC'ed to 4.5GHz at around 55-60c while gaming (Fortnite, BF5, FC5, PUBG) and 70-75c in CPU intensive tasks (Cinebench R15, Premiere Pro, Aida64). Overall this is a great budget cooler, this rivals some of the $80-100 AIO coolers. Also, it looks VERY nice. I'm glad Cryorig chose a black finish instead of the ugly silver look of competing coolers like the Hyper 212. I highly recommend this cooler to anyone cooling a high end CPU on a budget of around $50!

I have an H5 and now 2 H7's. One was for an old fx 8350 series AMD, one is for current Intel i7 8700k, and the latest one I bought is for an AMD Ryzen7 5800x. Heatsink is great, fans could be better, but can be upgraded yourself if you care. Most importantly, temps are good with room to overclock if needed. I know how big these are because I bought them before, but check your case and ram clearance before you buy. (Although I have not had any problems myself, but some high profile ram maybe an issue, or small cases). Make sure you seat this cooler well. This beats out the Hyper 212 basically by a couple degrees in all situations.

Bought this back in 2018 for an older LGA 1150 build, still going (not over clocked)2020 comes around and I'm looking at a replacement processor, yet I come to Amazon purchase history, find my CPU cooler, and they don't bother to list CPU socket compatibility. I google the model # they list and still can't find exact match, not even on mfgr webpage.Lack of information on product is unforgivable - trying to see if it will fit a replacement processor or if the cooler should be replaced. Ugh.

Great looking cooler, performes very similar but slightly better than the h7 with a single fan but is suppressingly quiet. Considering I bought this for cheaper than the H7 I couldn’t be happier.Ram clearance is also very good, and fan height is easily adjustable

I had to remove 1 fan because it wouldn't fit with my aio gtx 1080 mounted in the rear and I had to bend the hoses more than I would have liked and zip tied them away.Also while mounting it to the AM4 bracket, it requires the heatsink bracket be squeezed. While squeezing it to the correct position, it popped and became very loose. The bracket swivels now and moves independently from the heatsink and is very loose which not only makes it harder to mount but once it is mounted just from the aio hoses touching it, it was able to swivel the heatsink on the cpu which probably isn't too good for smearing the thermal paste either.All in all, it did lower the temps on my Ryzen 5 2600x 10-13 C while gaming but after all the great reviews on the H7, I was disappointed with what happened with the H7 plus's mounting bracket and having to remove a $15 fan.

This tower offers great cooking for its size and didn't impact my tall RAM, but was a pain to install in a case with the motherboard already installed into the case. I would highly recommend installing this before installing the motherboard.