Cryorig Reintroduces Flagship Gladius Astral Dual-Tower “280W” Cooler, C5 ITX Copper Version for Up to 180W, Cryo360 AIO, and Fanless “Lull” PC Case

Okay, so here’s the deal. Cryorig — this company that I’ve always had a bit of a soft spot for, don’t know why — just unleashed a slew of cooling solutions. Like, they were quiet for a bit but now? Boom, they’re back. Anyway, onto the juicy stuff.

The big star here is this Gladius Astral Dual-Tower thing. It’s a beast. We’re talking a 280W cooling capacity — think of it as the sumo wrestler of air coolers. Ten heatpipes or something like that, spinning fans going up to 2500 RPM, and get this — a digital display on top with those funky ARGB lights. Not gonna lie, I still have no clue what all those letters mean, but it looks cool, literally and figuratively.

Then there’s these Mini-ITX coolers, C5 and the spiffy copper C5 cu. It’s like a show of metal — nickel-plated bases and stuff. One’s got a swanky ARGB fan and the other, uh, more copper? Sounds like a metalhead’s dream. They play nice with AMD Ryzen CPUs too, which I guess is a win.

And of course, the Cryo360 AIO series — say it fast and it’s like a robot name or something. They introduced that with a high-res LCD for monitoring, because why not. Pumps and pipes doing their cool dance at 280W.

Oh, and let’s not forget the CR6S series, dual-tower again — not shocking anymore, honestly. Two fans, some RGB magic, and copper bits for that premium touch. You’ve got the single-tower CR4S floating around, too.

Now here’s where it gets kinda wild — the Lull PC case. No fans. None. Just a heatsink crafted from glass in some artistic swooshy shape. It’s got a display too because, apparently, that’s a thing now. Probably needs an art gallery more than a tech store.

Cryorig’s saying these gadgets will hit stores soon. Prices? Who knows, but they hinted at it being easy on the wallet. Let’s see if that’s true or just the usual spiel.