Brand | Cryorig |
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Item model number | MICOCR-C7 |
Item Weight | 12.6 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 3.94 x 1.97 x 3.94 inches |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 3.94 x 1.97 x 3.94 inches |
Computer Memory Type | DDR3 SDRAM |
Voltage | 12 Volts |
Manufacturer | CRYORIG |
ASIN | B0177GTV9U |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | October 27, 2015 |
Cryorig C7-47mm Tall, SFF Mini ITX CPU Heatsink
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Brand | Cryorig |
Voltage | 12 Volts |
Wattage | 100 watts |
Compatible Devices | Desktop |
Noise Level | 30 dB |
Maximum Rotational Speed | 1350 RPM |
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Noise level | 4.2 | 4.3 | 4.1 | 4.8 | 4.4 |
Easy to install | 3.9 | 4.0 | 3.9 | 4.9 | 4.4 |
Value for money | 3.6 | 4.1 | 4.2 | — | 4.4 |
Mounting system | — | 3.6 | 3.9 | 4.9 | 4.3 |
Sold By | — | Thermalright Direct 2 | ID-COOLING | Noctua Cooling Solutions | ID-COOLING |
cooling method | — | Air | Air | — | Air |
power connector type | — | 4-Pin | — | 4-Pin | 3-Pin |
compatible devices | Desktop | Desktop | Desktop | Desktop | Desktop |
air flow capacity | — | 42.58 cubic feet per minute | 44.3 cubic feet per minute | — | 54.6 cubic feet per minute |
max rotational speed | 1350 rpm | 2700 rpm | 2500 rpm | 2500 rpm | 2500 rpm |
noise level | 30 decibels | 22.4 decibels | 33 decibels | — | 42 decibels |
wattage | 100 watts | 3.6 watts | 100 watts | — | 2.16 watts |
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Customers like the quality, noise level, performance, ease of installation, size and appearance of the electronic component fan. For example, they mention it's a great little heatsink, it takes up virtually no room at all and works great. That said, some are happy with appearance, value and paste.
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Customers like the quality of the electronic component fan. They say it's a great little heatsink, and it'll keep your computer running cool. Some customers also mention that the system is whisper quiet.
"...The heatsink is solidly made and feels very sturdy, and cable is a high-quality braided sleeve, not just three cheap little wires flailing around..." Read more
"...- to go with the black/white color scheme for my build - low profile and light weight - compatible with the AM4 socket......" Read more
"...Going with a different fan.This is a nice cooler that keeps your CPU cool with a very low profile...." Read more
"...The CPU got no hotter than 65C (package 68C, all cores 65C) and the GPU (because blower I limited it to 70C) would reach around 68-69C. VRM..." Read more
Customers like the noise level of the electronic component fan. They mention that it is super quiet and has a better sound level than the stock cooler.
"...The fan is unbelievably quiet, too, for something that performs this well; more on that later...." Read more
"...Thus cpu fan is whisper quiet, and keeps my cpu cool. Can't ask for much more.EDIT: Figured I should include my specs...." Read more
"...The fan is also very quiet, no noise complaints (my GPU fan is the loudest thing in the whole system)...." Read more
"...While under load, you can hear the fan ramp up and it is pretty noticeable for me as my computer is right next to my monitor...." Read more
Customers like the performance of the electronic component fan. They mention that it works well, gets the job done, and is easy to install. Some say that the product itself is OK and that it allows a Ryzen 1700 go up to 85C under full load.
"...Either way, its a very good, and very quiet small form factor CPU air cooler for a pretty good price...." Read more
"This cooler was installed into my computer and it works well from what my knowledge is for its size. Setting it up however was not fun at all...." Read more
"...Absolutely ridiculous. Works great other than that, though!" Read more
"...This thing is a breeze to install and just works...." Read more
Customers find the installation of the electronic component fan to be easy. They mention that the mounting system is easy to use, and the instructions are clear. Some mention that installation was a breeze, and that the screws were easy to line up.
"...Installation is, for that matter, extremely easy, assuming you read the provided directions (which include QR codes for video demonstrations), and..." Read more
"...The installation was easy as can be. The only tricky part for me was the thermal paste...." Read more
"...The installation process was easier than most AIO liquid coolers I have used...." Read more
"...The backplate is very difficult to mount, it takes a pretty healthy amount of force to pop over the screw threads on the heatsink...." Read more
Customers like the size of the electronic component fan. They say it fits in virtually any case, takes up virtually no room at all, and is universally compatible. Some customers also mention that it's about the same size as the Intel stock cooler.
"...As a final note, Cryorig also provides a small, sturdy product registration card with the cooler, packaged inside a pretty little foil wrapper...." Read more
"...5 stars for its compact design, cooler temps under load, and its good looks." Read more
"...than a stock cooler, it works great, looks nice and will fit in almost any build...." Read more
"...Celeron this cooler is almost perfect for small PC's due to it being so small and quiet unless under heavy OC...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the electronic component fan. They mention that it looks very nice, the fan and heatsink itself look and feel great, and it goes well with most color schemes. They also say that it is curiously small, impressively cool, and universally compatible.
"...5 stars for its compact design, cooler temps under load, and its good looks." Read more
"...As small as or smaller footprint than a stock cooler, it works great, looks nice and will fit in almost any build...." Read more
"...The fan and heatsink itself look and feel great, very high quality...." Read more
"...It is extremely quiet and efficient, looks downright gorgeous and everything you need is included...." Read more
Customers appreciate the value of the fan. They say it's great for the price, affordable, and perfect for a budget build. Some customers also say it has the best price for CPU cooling on the market right now. Overall, customers are happy with the quality and value of this fan.
"...how impressed I am with Cryorig for making such an affordable product feel so premium, and the thoughtful treatment they provide with it." Read more
"...very good, and very quiet small form factor CPU air cooler for a pretty good price. Recommended for budget systems and/or small form factor systems...." Read more
"...Overall, quality and value are both present with the C7." Read more
"...This product is perfect for its value and my set conditions." Read more
Customers find the paste included with the electronic component fan to be good quality and cheap. They also say the installation process is simple and the tools and paste are provided.
"...a simple heatsink package; Cryorig also provides you a copious amount of thermal paste, and a solid steel tool for tightening the hex nuts on the..." Read more
"...It comes with Cryorig's own thermal paste so a second purchase isn't necessary...." Read more
"...Setting it up however was not fun at all. It comes with thermal paste fortunately, but it requires you to install the fan from the back requiring..." Read more
"...quiet and efficient, looks downright gorgeous and everything you need is included...." Read more
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The heatsink is solidly made and feels very sturdy, and cable is a high-quality braided sleeve, not just three cheap little wires flailing around loosely. The fan is unbelievably quiet, too, for something that performs this well; more on that later.
These aren't just a simple heatsink package; Cryorig also provides you a copious amount of thermal paste, and a solid steel tool for tightening the hex nuts on the rear mounting plate. Installation is, for that matter, extremely easy, assuming you read the provided directions (which include QR codes for video demonstrations), and while the bracket defaults to the Intel LGA configuration it can be quickly converted to the AMD configuration by simply moving one screw and the mounting nut on each arm.
For performance: this cooler has been tested on an i5-4690 four-core CPU in a cramped, 2U rackmount chassis with about half an inch of clearance over the CPU cooler, not even an inch away from cheap RAM with no heatsink on a Micro ATX motherboard; in other words, a high-end CPU in a VERY unfriendly environment. Initially, I used the stock Intel cooler on the CPU, thinking that would be sufficient; hah, there's a good joke. Testing the CPU under Prime95 made it climb to 97 degrees C in under 30 seconds, at which point I pulled the plug on the test and ordered this cooler.
With this cooler installed, I left Prime95 running as a reference while writing this review; it stabilized at around 89 degrees, and took about three minutes of continuous load to get there. Under normal operation (this computer runs a couple of gaming servers, Minecraft, Terraria, etc) the CPU never passes 50 degrees, and it idles at 29-32. Again, this is in an extremely cramped space with only two 80mm case fans at the far front of the unit, so you literally could not find a more hostile setup to test this thing in. In any real-world situation in a proper-sized tower, this little compact cooler would blow away the competition... I'll see myself out.
As a final note, Cryorig also provides a small, sturdy product registration card with the cooler, packaged inside a pretty little foil wrapper. Don't toss it out! Register the cooler on their website instead, and they will provide you with an incredible five-year warranty. I can't express how impressed I am with Cryorig for making such an affordable product feel so premium, and the thoughtful treatment they provide with it.
I don't want to be specific for fear of people abusing it, but I made an exceptional request because of my own mistake. They went above and beyond to make sure I was satisfied and I was truly shocked at the length they went to make everything work out for me. They may be my first, but they will be my only cooling company as long as they are an option.
The installation was easy as can be. The only tricky part for me was the thermal paste. It says a thin coat, this stuff is thick and don't see how you can really "spread it" so I just followed the Internet's advice and did a pea sized blob.
I actually repositioned it once after I screwed it in so I was able to see using a pea sized amount actually gave great coverage.
Thus cpu fan is whisper quiet, and keeps my cpu cool. Can't ask for much more.
EDIT: Figured I should include my specs.
Intel i7 6700k on an asrock z170m pro4s micro atx
- to go with the black/white color scheme for my build
- low profile and light weight
- compatible with the AM4 socket...
It's 2018/2019, and I'm surprised that you either have to purchase the backplate separately or fill out a request form with proof of purchase (your cooler and your processor). AMD's Ryzen has been out for a while, and their backplate should be bundled with the cooler (or at least a rebate for the cost of it) during checkout.
When you get the backplate: It's best to use a flat surface (a mat or cardboard works) and have the bottom of your motherboard face up. When installing the plate, you'll need to press down until you hear a "I'm not sure if I broke it but I don't think I did" snap. You'll know it's in when you can install the washer(s) to hold it all in place. The included instructions won't tell you that it should snap in.
If you broke something else, you've pressed too hard. My condolences.
With that aside (and a Type C AM4 backplate in hand), I've stressed-test my Ryzen 5 2600 (65W TDP) for 10 minutes with CPU-Z and Core Temp. Just a small test, no overclocking.
- Stock Cooler: 41C Idle, 74C Stressed
+ CRYORIG C7: 42-44C Idle, 68C Stressed
Testing results may vary on your build depending on the cores, clock speeds, amount of thermal compound/paste, length of test, heatsink material, TDP, overclocking, and/or space and air flow of your chassis.
It does make for a good looking, decent performing stock cooler substitute.
And, as advertised, it's got zero interference with the RAM and other crucial components.
5 stars for its compact design, cooler temps under load, and its good looks.
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2019
- to go with the black/white color scheme for my build
- low profile and light weight
- compatible with the AM4 socket...
It's 2018/2019, and I'm surprised that you either have to purchase the backplate separately or fill out a request form with proof of purchase (your cooler and your processor). AMD's Ryzen has been out for a while, and their backplate should be bundled with the cooler (or at least a rebate for the cost of it) during checkout.
When you get the backplate: It's best to use a flat surface (a mat or cardboard works) and have the bottom of your motherboard face up. When installing the plate, you'll need to press down until you hear a "I'm not sure if I broke it but I don't think I did" snap. You'll know it's in when you can install the washer(s) to hold it all in place. The included instructions won't tell you that it should snap in.
If you broke something else, you've pressed too hard. My condolences.
With that aside (and a Type C AM4 backplate in hand), I've stressed-test my Ryzen 5 2600 (65W TDP) for 10 minutes with CPU-Z and Core Temp. Just a small test, no overclocking.
- Stock Cooler: 41C Idle, 74C Stressed
+ CRYORIG C7: 42-44C Idle, 68C Stressed
Testing results may vary on your build depending on the cores, clock speeds, amount of thermal compound/paste, length of test, heatsink material, TDP, overclocking, and/or space and air flow of your chassis.
It does make for a good looking, decent performing stock cooler substitute.
And, as advertised, it's got zero interference with the RAM and other crucial components.
5 stars for its compact design, cooler temps under load, and its good looks.
This is a nice cooler that keeps your CPU cool with a very low profile. As small as or smaller footprint than a stock cooler, it works great, looks nice and will fit in almost any build. It comes with Cryorig's own thermal paste so a second purchase isn't necessary.
I really like this fan, but I am not 100% satisfied with the noise of the fan. While under load, you can hear the fan ramp up and it is pretty noticeable for me as my computer is right next to my monitor. When there are background processes that need the CPU, it ramps up for a second and drops down. I am certain that all coolers do, but it bothers me because I can hear it over everything else in my case.
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But cpu paste was completely crap, bad temps so got changed and binned
A nice bonus is the super easy install of this cooler. It’s probably one of the easier coolers you can mount, other than the snap in stock coolers of course. But even for first-time system builders, you won’t have any problems with the install, and if need be there are videos to help you available on Cryorig’s website. It comes with the install tool needed, and actually a pretty nice little tool too, as well as a rather big tube of thermal paste. So no need to buy any thermal paste on your own, which is a big bonus for a lot of people!
I'm using this heat sink on my latest super-compact ITX build and it's keeping my i5-7500 at a cool 58 degrees C under full load on Aida64 (after 3hrs of stress testing the CPU). Even while turbo boosting to 3.7-3.8GHz almost throughout the entire test! Despite the small form factor of this build I do have a good case fan setup, but even I was extremely impressed with the performance from this compact cooler. The i5-7500 has a TDP of 65w and this cooler has a TDP cooling power of 100w so you know it’ll keep your thermals in check. The C7 is also nearly dead silent at all times.
When originally looking for a cooler I was having a hard time choosing one, and I know the i5-7500 has a stock cooler, but since I will be running this PC for long hours I wanted something with better cooling performance and to be quieter than the stock cooler; as under load it can start to get fairly noisy. My original first choice was the Noctua NH-L9i, as it was also small form factor and being a Noctua product you know it will be dead silent and will perform well. My only problem is the looks of their products. I always have a color theme to my builds and that ugly brown just wouldn’t do it for me. So for a bit I was stumped until I came across the C7, it's nearly identical in size to the NH-L9i (only 9mm taller), it looks 100 times better, and it has slightly better cooling power at 100w, whereas the NH-L9i is 95w. I have a friend who has had a Cryorig cooler for a while now and loves it, so I decided to pull the trigger and order this C7, and I am not disappointed at all! The build quality is superb, and it comes very well packaged.
So to wrap this all up, the C7 is a fantastic cooler that will suit many people looking for a small cooler that still looks good and performs well. It will do an excellent job cooling all the i3, i5, i7, Ryzen 5 and 7 processors (I would refrain from overclocking on any i7 or Ryzen 7 CPU’s with this cooler though just to be on the safe side). It’s a great price at $40 considering it competes directly with Noctua’s NH-L9i/a which costs $49.95 here on Amazon. It has 3 years of warranty as well. So overall I have zero complaints and I know this product will last me many years, and to those of you interested in this product I highly recommend it!
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Reviewed in Canada on June 1, 2017
A nice bonus is the super easy install of this cooler. It’s probably one of the easier coolers you can mount, other than the snap in stock coolers of course. But even for first-time system builders, you won’t have any problems with the install, and if need be there are videos to help you available on Cryorig’s website. It comes with the install tool needed, and actually a pretty nice little tool too, as well as a rather big tube of thermal paste. So no need to buy any thermal paste on your own, which is a big bonus for a lot of people!
I'm using this heat sink on my latest super-compact ITX build and it's keeping my i5-7500 at a cool 58 degrees C under full load on Aida64 (after 3hrs of stress testing the CPU). Even while turbo boosting to 3.7-3.8GHz almost throughout the entire test! Despite the small form factor of this build I do have a good case fan setup, but even I was extremely impressed with the performance from this compact cooler. The i5-7500 has a TDP of 65w and this cooler has a TDP cooling power of 100w so you know it’ll keep your thermals in check. The C7 is also nearly dead silent at all times.
When originally looking for a cooler I was having a hard time choosing one, and I know the i5-7500 has a stock cooler, but since I will be running this PC for long hours I wanted something with better cooling performance and to be quieter than the stock cooler; as under load it can start to get fairly noisy. My original first choice was the Noctua NH-L9i, as it was also small form factor and being a Noctua product you know it will be dead silent and will perform well. My only problem is the looks of their products. I always have a color theme to my builds and that ugly brown just wouldn’t do it for me. So for a bit I was stumped until I came across the C7, it's nearly identical in size to the NH-L9i (only 9mm taller), it looks 100 times better, and it has slightly better cooling power at 100w, whereas the NH-L9i is 95w. I have a friend who has had a Cryorig cooler for a while now and loves it, so I decided to pull the trigger and order this C7, and I am not disappointed at all! The build quality is superb, and it comes very well packaged.
So to wrap this all up, the C7 is a fantastic cooler that will suit many people looking for a small cooler that still looks good and performs well. It will do an excellent job cooling all the i3, i5, i7, Ryzen 5 and 7 processors (I would refrain from overclocking on any i7 or Ryzen 7 CPU’s with this cooler though just to be on the safe side). It’s a great price at $40 considering it competes directly with Noctua’s NH-L9i/a which costs $49.95 here on Amazon. It has 3 years of warranty as well. So overall I have zero complaints and I know this product will last me many years, and to those of you interested in this product I highly recommend it!
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