
The daisy-chain linking of the fans was nice for getting each fan connected for both power and RGB functioning. Extension cables are also included. The pump blocks RGB connector can also be linked as the beginning of the chain leading to the motherboard. The pump is extraordinarily quiet; using a dB meter up close barely registers. The fans are also very quiet until throttled up to their highest RPM, and even then it is merely a whisper. The coolant hoses are reasonably flexible without kinking and are also long enough to extend past full length GPU cards and reach the bottom of the case in a front mount configuration. Keep in mind, over time, most coolants will develop air pockets and it is best to trap that air away from the pump to insure the greatest lifespan of your AIO cooling system and minimize gurgling sounds. This is why your hoses should always be oriented at their lowest points on both the pump and the radiator. Thermal paste is pre-applied to the pump block and there should be no need to add more. Alternatively, a white variant of this model is also available.

-Price -Easy to install (AMD 4/5) -Nearly as good as Noctua (1-2 degrees less) -Quiet

Was super easy to install, just plug and play.


- Keeps i7 265k at 30c idle with my 360 msi AIO - It was easier to spread this time. The first tube I got years ago was very clumpy. - It was pink-ish?!? Neat little spin on it.

Amazing AIO. Fans already preinstalled. Easy instructions to follow. Cools my CPU no issue


Well packaged! Nice software and lighting features! Installed easily and perfectly in the Corsair case. Thermal compound was pre installed!

Instructions made sense and were accurate, easy to install (I had to multiple times because of driver issues with new cpu and swapping back and forth at least 4 times). New 5700X3D has not had a single issue. Dead quiet, seriously even without the front glass I cant hear it more then 3 feet away under load. Long boy screwdriver comes with and is great.

The easiest cooler to assemble and install Fifteen minutes max. Brought down the Ryzen 5 5500 from stock cooler 70 degrees Centigrade down to 44 degrees Centigrade Motherboard was 42 degrees Centigrade with stock cooler. With the ThermalRight Asasssin v 120 2. The unbelievable motherboard temp was 25 degrees Centigrade. This is from Amati case

- I think they're pretty quiet and they run up and down pretty good. - I configured them to run between 85% to 100% on a sloped curve. - I needed for both back and front case fans and to help move air. - They're nice looking yet they're in sealed cases, yet nice looking. - They also came with the new (case) fan screws, and thank you.

- Has a female plug on every fan to plug them serially. Every one of them come with an extension cable and radiator screws. - 1250 RPM silent - No weird inconsistent whine that apparently my ears can pick up. - Shock pads - Not too hard to screw in - Awesome airflow! - Neutral look - Up to 3000 RPM for your crazy projects.

Two 120mm aRGB fans

- The packaging and assembly of the product were well-designed, with a sturdy box and pre-installed fans that made installation easier. - The instructions were clear and simple, making it easy to install, even for inexperienced users. - The performance benchmarks showed good results, with temperatures that were not excessively high and noise levels that were relatively quiet, around 35-45 decibels. - The product was quiet during real-world testing, including browsing, working with multimedia, and gaming, with fan noise staying at low decibels even at 60-70% of their max speed. - The compatibility and fitment of the radiator were good, with no design issues that could impact fitment on most cases. - The cable management was clean, thanks to the proprietary cabling for ARGB and sufficient cable length. - For design features, included AMOLED screen and customizable software, were well-thought-out and added to the product's uniqueness. - The build quality was generally good, with a 6-year warranty to back it up.

This is my first AIO cooler. I've always leaned towards high end air cooling in the past and I have to say I'm beyond impressed by what I'm seeing (and not hearing!) in this TRYX AIO. The heatsink (dual fan) I replaced with this was definitely skirting the mid-high to high end air cooling solutions. Not only does the TRYX keep my idle temps a few degrees cooler but under load with moderate gaming the temps are literally 10 degrees cooler. (i7 10700k with a mild overclock) Under extreme loads it sits around 10-15 degrees cooler but far less noisy compared to my air cooler. If I crank the fan speed up it will stay consistently ~15 degrees cooler than the air cooling. But the most impressive part of that is the silence. I'm able to maintain the level of cooling I am right now (check the included screenshot) without the need to have the TRYX fans spin up to an audible level. The pump is also silent. To the point I questioned if it was even running the first time I turned it on! Under heavy duty gaming the TRYX is still able to maintain significantly lower temps at much lower fan speeds. The silence really is golden. I really can't stress how quiet this is while still maintaining great temps. The ARGB lighting is a nice touch and added to the theme of my entire build. Keep in mind you need to either have support for it on your motherboard or a controller. There is no way to adjust the lighting without it. The install is simple. Took all of 10 minutes to get setup. Instructions are easy to follow. The screen can be mounted at different orientations, vertical and horizontal. All customizable through the software. You can also add some neat effects like rain or fog. There's ways to split the images as well and treat the display as two screens. Speaking of the software... this leads me to my one con.

Fairly easy to install Keeps my stock 12700k at around 60°C under load Pretty quiet once you get a nice fan curve set up Doesn't require Corsair iCue

EXCELLENT AIR COOLER ITS A BIT LARGE TAKES PART ON TOP OF THE RAMS BUT THE COOLING ITS AWESOME INCLUDES 2 FANS AND A VERY LARGE AIRSINK AND ALSO HAS PREAPPLIED THERMAL PASTE RIGHT OUT THE BOX.

- Great cooling - Nice and Quiet - Not Tan and Brown - Daisy Chain Connectors

pretty much just plug and play, installed into the PC case nice and easy and connected to the motherboard without a hitch

Look good. All parts described are present. No missing or damaged connector pins.
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