TRYX Panorama SE 360 ARGB 360mm AIO Rotatable 6.5'' AMOLED Curved Screen 3D Anamorphic Effect Customizable AIO Cooler 360mm Asetek Adela 280w TDP ARGB Fan Intel LGA 1851/1700/1200/115X AMD AM5/AM4 P360a Se

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The media could not be loaded. Love this AIO from Tryx! I had never heard of them until I saw a review on the original Panorama 360! When my original AIO for this build didn't fit, I immediately thought of Tryx to give them a shot. Their quality is awesome and the only thing that beats it is their customer service! I will definitely keep an eye on them and their future products as a new up and coming favorite.

The display is a showstopper. Fully customizable and I just can't keep my eyes off of it. I turn on my PC just so I can watch the display. You can even rotate the display so it will work with just about any image, gif, etc you want to show. The price is up there ($280) but you are getting your money's worth. It comes with everything you need to install on an Intel or AMD CPU, including thermal paste. I have a 9800x3D so I can only talk about the installation process for an AMD CPU. It is incredibly simple. Remove the stock mounting bracket and replace it with the one that comes with the TRYX. There are arrows to show you which direction to mount the bracket. Once you have the bracket mounted, you can remove the display from the pump and then mount the plate. Make sure to use the thermal paste (I place a few dots of paste throughout the CPU). Then screw the pump on, attached the cables to the correct headers on your motherboard, attach the display. From there just finish mounting the radiator and enjoy. Once you are up and running, use the KANALI software to customize the display. You can have it show images, gifs even MP4 files. How cool is that? As far as performance, my 9800x3D idles in the high 30's, gaming in the low 60's and low 70's during a 30 minute stress test. But even during the stress test the fans are fairly quiet. I don't know if this is the best AIO on the market, but it has to be up there. I love it. Now I am going to go back and stare at the display. Happy cooling!

Going just off cooling performance, yes TRYX Panorama SE is overpriced. It does a great job at cooling my wife's 12700K, but a cooler half to a third of the price could do that. Just wanted to get that out of the way. With that said, the screen is where it's at. It is stunning to say the least. Colors are vibrant and it is incredibly sharp. The ability to rotate the screen, well remove and remount as it doesn't actually rotate per se, is pretty handy as it can also allow for more flexible hose routing beyond the obvious portrait video. The Kanali software is mostly easy to use, in fact it is less difficult than setting up the screen on my keyboard. Getting a 3D, popping out of the screen effect can be difficult given the screen's relatively small size and potential differing viewing angles. Some videos/GIFs work better than others. I also like that there is an existing library to pull some content from. Overall construction is solid. Everything has a fairly premium (or at least not-cheap) feel. Mounting is easy with a simple bracket and standoffs. That there really isn't anything that is comparable makes this a difficult cooler to review. In a vacuum all by itself, it is an amazing addition if your PC hardware is a bit of a showcase in and of itself. The price can be justified as there really isn't anything currently available (other than TRYX other cooler) that has a screen of this quality that can be used to compete against. If all you're after is cooling performance the TRYX Panorama SE will do the job fine, albeit at an outrageously premium price.

This review is for the "TRYX Panorama SE 360 ARGB 360mm AIO Rotatable 6.5'' AMOLED Curved Screen 3D Anamorphic Effect Customizable AIO Cooler 360mm Asetek Adela 280w TDP ARGB Fan Intel LGA 1851/1700/1200/115X AMD AM5/AM4." No, it isn't the best liquid cooler on the market. The Arctic Fr****r two may be considered by many to be. However, this cooler is super nice imho. Tryx has lowered the price on this one, and from what I understand, upgraded it to run better. HOWEVER, there are tests out there to the contrary, so do your homework before settling on this expensive cooler. The display is crazy beautiful for a cooler. The curved design actually works for me in a way I wasn't considering until I got it. One of my towers has a curved glass case that this display can fit up against perfectly. I need to 3D print a simple mount for it but the simple fact I don't have to place this display on the pump is a great design idea imo. Seriously, the display does nothing to keep one's expensive CPU cool. It does however affors the display of data and all the "bling" I can throw at it with animated gifs, etc. With all the manufacturers out there making coolers, there actually aren't that many decent reliable ones I can trust. After some research however, I have concluded that this particular manufacturer is up there on the top 5 of the best I've tested, tried, and currently use. Again though, this is supposed to be their upgraded model, which is supposed to be better. Some testers out there have found it to be worse due to it missing a VRM fan. So, again, do your homework before getting this. This is a good alternative to the best on the market imho. It's worthy of consideration.