Alright, so imagine this: I’m wandering through one of those tech expos where every booth is a neon-lit promise of the next best thing. And then—boom—I stumble onto Cryorig’s new lineup. Their Gladius Astral makes you stop in your tracks. It’s got this commanding presence, like it’s daring your PC to overheat, you know? Anyway—wait, I got sidetracked—this cooler, it’s a dual-tower beast aimed at taming 280W of heat fury. It’s like having ten 6mm bouncers, and those fans? Whirl away at 2500 RPM like they’ve had way too much caffeine.
So, where was I? Right, they’ve also cooked up the C5 in two flavors. Basic nickel-plated one and then the copper variant. The latter feels odd, like it shouldn’t work, but boy, it does, with its 180W cooling capacity. Top-down designs make them perfect for Mini-ITX setups – I love how they just clip on without the usual fiddling.
And moving from one marvel to another, we drift past their AIO creations, the Cryo360. Integrated LCDs? Wow, I still remember when you needed external gizmos just to tell if your system was frying.
Ah, the CR6S—where do I even start? Dual-towers again, but more about stealth than muscle-flexing, with a touch of sleek RGB. Something about the way it melds copper and nickel into one seamless performer, handling 250W like it’s child’s play. Then they tone it down with its single-tower cousins—CR4S variants, still packing quite the punch for their size.
Then there’s the Lull, their fanless PC case. Architectural, almost… like tech meets modern art. It’s glass meets silence, keeping even the snootiest cooling aficionado intrigued.
Cryorig’s clearly planning a big splash—where they’ve been is anyone’s guess—but from what I saw, they’re diving back into the market with flair. Can’t wait to see these hit the shelves anytime soon.
