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Introduction
Manufacturer:Â Cryorig
Model: Â M9i
UK Price: Not Available (at time of review)
US Price: $21.49Â @Amazon.com (at time of review)
Part two of my mini-series delving into some of Cryorig’s range of coolers brings us to the M9 a fairly large but narrow cooler with a 90mm fan and three heat pipes. It is available in two variants, the M9i for Intel based CPUs and the M9a for those Team Red members and it’ll only fit on those flavour of chip so be wary when shopping that you get the right one.
As we read previously, it’s not really fair to say that Cryorig is newcomers to the cooling game even though the company only started in 2013 since they were building up to it for over a decade beforehand. The top dogs at Cryorig describe themselves as modders and overclockers so even though this particular cooler is one of their more modest offerings, at least when compared to the H5 Ultimate, I’m still expecting great things… but is that fair and am I hoping for too much? Time will tell. Here are the specifications for the M9 (I have the ‘i’ variant).
Specifications
HEATSINK SPECIFICATION | |
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Dimension ( with fan ) | L87 mm x W102 mm x H124.6 mm |
Weight ( with fan ) | 425 g |
Weight ( without fan ) | 345 g |
Heat pipes | 6mm heat pipe x 3 units |
Fin | T = 0.4 mm ; Gap = 1.6 mm |
Fin Pcs | 40 pcs |
Copper Base | C1100 Pure copper nickel plated |
RAM Height Limit | Limitless |
TDP | 120 W |
FAN SPECIFICATION | |
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Dimension | L92 mm x W92 mm x H25.4 mm |
Weight | 80 g |
Rated Speed | 600 ~ 2200 RPM ±10 % |
Noise Level | 26.4 dBA |
Air Flow | 48.4 CFM |
Air Pressure | 3.1 mmH2O |
Ampere | 0.11 A |