Wednesday, January 25th 2017

CRYORIG to Provide Free AM4 Upgrade Kits

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Raevenlord
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In response to AMD's soon to be released Ryzen CPU and AM4 platform, PC thermal solution brand CRYORIG will be providing free AM4 upgrade kits soon after the official release of AMD Ryzen CPUs. All users of existing AMD-supported products will be able to apply for the free upgrade kits, and native AM4 mounting kits will start hitting the markets after the official CPU release.

CRYORIG will provide all existing users and new owners of AMD supported products the new AM4 kit totally free of charge. Existing eligible products include: R1 Universal/Ultimate, C1, H5 Universal/Ultimate, H7, H7 Quad Lumi, M9a, C7, A40, A40 Ultimate and A80. Users will only need to provide the following information: proof of purchase of the CRYORIG product (or product registration number), and a proof of purchase of an AMD Ryzen or AM4 CPU or Motherboard. The necessary info just needs to be sent to CRYORIG support email-box "support@cryorig.com" and the kit will be sent directly to the provided address. Local distributors and select channels will also have these kits available.

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15 Comments on CRYORIG to Provide Free AM4 Upgrade Kits

#1
yoyo2004
That's a good sign,:rockout:
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#2
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
Sounds Like Ryzen is about to Launch
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#3
Chaitanya
Still no announcement from Cooler Master.
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#4
Melvis
I still have no idea what the difference is between socket AM4 and older sockets when it comes to mounting a cooler, far as I know there is no difference as the wraith cooler fits on both sockets :S
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#5
Brusfantomet
MelvisI still have no idea what the difference is between socket AM4 and older sockets when it comes to mounting a cooler, far as I know there is no difference as the wraith cooler fits on both sockets :S
The standard AMD mounting device is a set of clamps that latch on to some plastic pieces on a frame around the CPU socket, this has not changed. BUT the holes in the PCB that the aforementioned frame uses to attach to the MB have moved, since most after market coolers use the holes in stead of the clamp most coolers compatible with AM3 will not be compatible to AM4
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#7
iO
MelvisI still have no idea what the difference is between socket AM4 and older sockets when it comes to mounting a cooler...
AM2-AM3+ had a 96 x 48 mm hole spacing.
AM4 now has 90 x 54 mm.
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#8
pat-roner
ChaitanyaStill no announcement from Cooler Master.
They have to engineer it to me more complicated first
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#9
Dalai Brahma
Wow.. RecentlyTPU/Cryorig gave me a R1 Universal + Kit mod Olympic..
Now Cryorig will give me a AM4 Kit... thank you!!!
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#10
deemon
Do you even need now any 3rd party cooler for AMD when the "Wraith" is so cool and quiet? :D
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#11
ironwolf
deemonDo you even need now any 3rd party cooler for AMD when the "Wraith" is so cool and quiet? :D
Providing that you are actually serious, water coolers will need the new bracket(s).
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#13
uuuaaaaaa
pat-ronerThey have to engineer it to me more complicated first
The all new "Cooler Master Master Bracket Maker Ryzen Liquid Master Pro Upgrade"!
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#14
okidna
ChaitanyaOuch that doesnt inspire confidence in anyone who is going to their coolers in next few weeks. Also I guess the reason behind this would be different mounting setups for different coolers.
Guru3D just updated the news : www.guru3d.com/news-story/cooler-master-ready-for-kaby-lake-and-ryzen.html
Virtually all of Cooler Master’s liquid and air coolers are compatible with Intel Kaby Lake’s LGA 1151 socket. For AMD Ryzen’s AM4 socket, any models lacking native compatibility can be adapted using an upgrade kit. These free upgrade kits will be made available soon via our CM store.
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#15
Athlonite
Looks like I'll be making my own for the ThermoLab Baram as it's still a great cooler with two 1850rpm 120mm Typhoon fans
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