Packaging

The box CRYORIG uses for the H7 Quad Lumi measures in at roughly 16.2 cm in length, 13.3 cm in width, and 16.8 cm in height, which makes it quite small. Then again, a small cooler also makes for a small box. You will be greeted by a partial image of the H7 Quad Lumi on the front of the box, along with the logo saying it's of the LUMI edition. There is also a small paragraph that details the inclusion of the NZXT CAM software. "H7" has been put on the left side, clearly visible. Meanwhile on the back of the box, you will find the heatsink's and fan's specifications as well as a list of all supported sockets. Unlike the base H7, the Quad Lumi adds support for LGA2011 and AM4 out of the box.


Moving to the right side, we find some of the main features mentioned, including the upgraded heatsink with its fourth heatpipe and complete chassis and memory compatibility. Otherwise, there's little else to be seen here. The top just has CRYORIG's "Research Idea Gear" motto listed.

Contents

The blue flap detailing the normal and extended warranty, which is free with the product's registration, will be the first thing you see when opening the box. Some foam would have been nice, but considering the focus on features, I won't complain about the lack of some too much. That said, the CRYORIG H7 Quad Lumi is firmly positioned inside the cardboard box, with smaller boxes around it containing the mounting hardware and cardboard support creating a small crush zone for the cooler's protection.


The CRYORIG H7 Quad Lumi comes with everything necessary for modern sockets. A few extras are even included. Extra fan clips, for instance, which allows for a dual-fan configuration if you wish.

Common parts supplied for mounting include:

• 4x Fan clips
• 4x Backplate screws
• 4x LGA2011 screw pillars
• 4x Nuts
• 2x Intel mounting arms
• 1x AMD mounting plate
• 1x Backplate
• 1x Tube of thermal grease
• 1x Instruction booklet
• 1x Product registration card
• 1x 120 mm LED fan
• 1x Heatsink