Testseek.com have collected 92 expert reviews of the CryoRig R1 Ultimate CPU cooler and the average rating is 92%. Scroll down and see all reviews for CryoRig R1 Ultimate CPU cooler.
July 2014
(92%)
92 Reviews
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Given the fact that Cryorig‘s H7 cooler performed so well, we had high hopes for the R1 Ultimate.It got off to a very good start, thanks to its good-looks and the fact that all the installation hardware comes in labelled bags.Installation is also a doddle...
Top cooling performance, Easy Installation, Offset sinks with adjustable fan height for extra DIMM clearance
Somewhat noisy, Heavy coolers require extra care when moving PCs
The R1 Ultimate from Cryorig provides the most powerful cooling of any heatsink and fan combo we've tested, but at the cost of increased noise. It's got our seal of approval for users who really need that last bit of cooling performance to reach their...
Published: 2016-07-28, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
Exceptional build quality, Competitive overclocking performance, Stylish design, Customod covers, Similar price to high-end be quiet! and Noctua coolers, Very easy to install,
Limited availability (UK), Neutral, Rival high-end air coolers are quieter, but the R1 is still very quiet, “The Cryorig R1 Ultimate is one of the biggest and best air coolers on the market today, offering great overclocking performance, quiet acoustics,
PriceThe Cryorig R1 Ultimate is a high-end cooler and comes with the high-end price to match. We've seen them go for as much as £90 here in the UK, but if you shop around you can find them close to £70. Unfortunately, UK stock seems a little hard to find...
Published: 2015-12-07, Author: John , review by: techicize.com
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Published: 2014-09-15, Author: Mike , review by: pcgameware.co.uk
Here we have the Cryorig Ultimate R1 CPU cooler, which is the first Cryorig product seen at pcG, mainly because it is also their very first product! The Cryorig R1 Ultimate arrived in a simple, but stylish box that featured a rather large picture of a gr...
Looks attractive and impressive, Coordinates well with most hardware, Engineered with fine quality, Abundant accessories pack, Easy to install, Performs extremely well, Low-noise fans
Not compatible with tall memory heatspreaders
Most reading this will have never heard of CRYORIG before because they are newcomers to the cooling market but this, their debut is filled with great prospects. Straight out the box, it’s clear to see CRYORIG are keen to make a lasting impression with...
Good option if we are moving from older platform to TR4 and we want to save on cooling, Inexpensive (considering we already have the cooler), Quiet work, High performance, Available customizations with CUSTOMOD covers, 6-year warranty
Can block some memory slots so have to be sure there is enough space for installation,
CRYORIG TR4 Upgrade Kit is a really great product if we are owning the R1 series cooler. I won't tell you how lower series coolers perform with the TR4 as we had no chance to test it but if we wish to save some money and already own the R1 Ultimate or Uni...
Exceptional performance, Fairly quiet, Easy to install, Exceptional build quality, Optional third fan, Free AM4 upgrade kit, Fantastic warranty
Expensive, Blocks DIMM slots, Blocks first expansion slot
The Cryorig R1 Ultimate can be found at retail for $89.99. Exceptional performance Fairly quiet Easy to install Exceptional build quality Optional third fan Free AM4 upgrade kit Fantastic warranty Expensive Blocks DIMM slots Blocks first expansion...
Published: 2016-08-10, Author: Gary , review by: overclock3d.net
Abstract: If you're a regular visitor to the pages of OC3D you'll no have noticed a bit of dearth of cooler reviews. The reason for this is simple, we've retired the old 2011 rig and have been busy specking up and putting together a new test rig. Not that the 2011...
