TRYX PANORAMA SE ARGB 360 Liquid CPU Cooler, Rotatable AMOLED Screen, Pre-Installed aRGB Fans, 1850 RPM Fan Speed, 66.09 CFM Fan Airflow, Fluid Dynamic Bearing, Black
TRYX
- ASETEK Adela Pump
- 6.5" Curved AMOLED Screen
- Pre-Installed aRGB Fans
- Near 0 System usage
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Key specifications
- Cooling type
- Liquid CPU Coolers
- Radiator size
- 394 x 120 x 27 mm
Details
- Shipping Weight
- 2.55 Kg
- Shipping Dimensions
- 14.50 cm x 43.00 cm x 22.50 cm
- Applicable Range
- Intel LGA1851/1700/1200/115X, AMD AM4/AM5
- Pump Size
- 125 x 94 x 92 mm
- Tubing Length
- 450 mm
- TDP
- 280 W
- Net Weight
- 1500 g
- Pump Speed
- 2800-3600 RPM ±10%
- Pump Noise
- 25.3 dB(A)
- Fan Size
- 120 x 120 x 25 mm
- Fan Speed
- 500-1850 RPM ±10%
- Fan Air Pressure
- 18 mmAq
- Fan Airflow
- 66.09 CFM
- Fan Noise
- 27.86 dB(A)
- Bearing Type
- Fluid Dynamic Bearing
- Screen Type
- AMOLED
- Screen Size
- 6.5-inch
- Screen Resolution
- 2160 x 1080
- Screen Refresh Rate
- 60 Hz
- Screen Rotation
- 90/180 degrees
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Henry L. Used for: Less than a month
Comment
Bought as the centrepiece of a white build and it does the job it was bought for. The curved screen is genuinely a different thing to the little square ones, it wraps round the block so you can read it from the side of the case rather than only from above. Setup took an evening. The software is a download rather than something on a stick, and it wanted a restart before it would talk to the block, but after that the animations and the temperature readout have been rock steady. Cooling is more than a 7800X3D needs. It never gets above the mid sixties and the fans sit at their floor most of the time
Oscar L. Used for: More than a year
Pros
Quiet at idle and under load
Cons
Bracket fitting is a two person job
Comment
Still the quietest cooler I have owned, and it has been in the case since last spring. Marked down only because the mounting bracket needs three hands and a bit of swearing.
Willow S. Used for: 3–6 months
Cons
The screen software wants a USB header you probably do not have spare
Comment
Bought it for the curved screen and stayed for the radiator. At 27mm it slipped under the top panel of a case that flatly refused two other 360s, and the tubes are soft enough to route without fighting them. Idle it is inaudible, and a long Cyberpunk session puts the package about 12 over ambient with the fans still under 1200rpm. Four months of daily use and the pump has never made a sound I could pick out over the case fans. The screen is a gimmick I now check constantly!
Leo O. Used for: 1–3 months
Pros
27mm radiator fits cases a normal 360 will not
Cons
Stock fan curve is far too twitchy
Comment
Swapped a tower cooler out because it was blocking the top memory slot, and the radiator gave me the clearance back plus a good chunk of headroom. The thin 27mm radiator is the reason I bought it and it is the reason I would recommend it. My case takes 360s on paper but only with a slim rad and slim fans, and this went in with the top dust filter still on. Delta over ambient sits around 40 on a full all core load, which for a 13900K is better than I was getting before. Seven weeks in and the only fiddle has been the fan curve. Out of the box it ramps hard on any small spike, so I flattened the bottom of the curve and it is now silent unless I am actually working it!
Theo P. Used for: More than a year
Pros
Huge drop in package temperature over the 240 it replaced
Cons
The screen app fights my motherboard lighting software
Comment
The Panorama went in as an upgrade from a 240 that was giving up on a 14700K, and the difference under a long render is about 15 degrees. Package sits in the low 80s where it used to throttle. A year and a bit on, two things I would tell a buyer. The pump had a faint whine for the first week or so and then settled, which I gather is air working its way round the loop. And the screen software is heavy, it wants to run all the time and it argues with my motherboard lighting control, so I ended up letting the board handle everything except the display.
Oliver H. Used for: Less than a month
Pros
Mounting hardware is genuinely first-timer friendly
Cons
Fan cables are short if the radiator goes up top
Comment
First AIO I have fitted and the instructions were better than I feared. Backplate holds itself in place with a captive screw so you are not balancing anything behind the board, and the pump block clicked onto the standoffs first go. Running a 9800X3D and it sits at 61 under a stress test with the fans barely audible. The screen is set to a rolling temperature graph which my son thinks is the best part of the build!
Sophie P. Used for: Less than a month
Cons
Pump whine you can hear across the room
Comment
Two stars because at nearly three hundred pounds I expected the pump to be silent and mine is not. There is a high pitched whine that sits right on top of the frequency my ears pick out, audible from a metre away with the side panel on. I have tried it at every speed setting in the software and the note only changes pitch, it never goes away. Everything else about the cooler is lovely, which makes it worse.
