Cryorig made a new partnership with NZXT at Computex. The two companies have combined efforts to create the world’s first software-controlled, RGB LED lit CPU Air cooler: the H7 Quad Lumi.
The new cooler brings several improvements over the existing model including an additional 6mm thick copper heat pipe, as well as an all-new, built-in lighting system, and a new QF120 LED fan. The lighting system consists of a dual channel RGB LED that illuminates the cooler’s base plate, as well as another dual channel RGB LED that illuminates the logo on the cooler’s custom top plate. In addition to the LEDs, the top plate also contains a very thin PCB, which holds all of the electronics that control the lighting.
Cryorig says the additional heat pipe and new 1600 RPM fan will provide a performance increase of at least 10 percent over the original H7, bringing its TDP capacity to 150+ watts. Plus they also redesigned cooler’s mounting system which adds support for Intel LGA2011 V3 socketed CPUs.
Because of the new partnership you can use NZXT’s CAM software lighting control to the new H7 Quad Lumi. Users will be able to use the CAM software and mobile app to control the cooler’s lighting, as well as all of the other compatible lighting in the case, from appt. The app also let’s yoou keep an eye on CPU temperature, fan speeds, etc.
Cryorig has not disclosed a MSRP for the new H7 Quad Lumi but they were hoping for to have the product in the channel by the 2016 holiday season,
