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CRYORIG Announces Seamless LGA2066 Support

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In response to the soon to be launched new Intel LGA 2066 socket, PC thermal solution brand CRYORIG announces that all existing LGA2011v3 supported models will support the new LGA 2066 socket.

The supported models include: all A series liquid coolers, the R1 Ultimate/Universal, R5, C1, H5 Ultimate/Universal and the H7 Quad Lumi. Models that support only AMD or AM4 will not support the Intel LGA 2066 socket. The mounting mechanism of LGA2011v3 and LGA2066 are identical, thus no additional kits will be required to support the new socket.



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Being able to bolt on isn't the same as being capable of satisfactorily cooling the chip. Isn't the 2066 chip larger?
 
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Not really big enough to make a difference.

Can't be much larger if the mounting is the same.
 
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Being able to bolt on isn't the same as being capable of satisfactorily cooling the chip. Isn't the 2066 chip larger?

They are substantially smaller than AMD's socket G34 which I have a handful of coolers for and none of which cover even remotely close to the whole chip.
 
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