Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Anyone who thought we had already reached the peak of CPU cooler development was wrong. In today's review we'll be looking at a truly luxurious AIO featuring a high-resolution 6.5" curved display, which is also customizable.
This is the new TRYX Panorama SE ARGB in its 360mm version in black. As a matter of fact, there's a white version available, as well. Luxury is a pretty good description here, as the price is quite high for an AIO liquid cooler. Therefore today's product is likely aimed at a certain target group, those who call themselves enthusiasts, and are willing to dig deep into their pockets to own the latest tech for their PC. Price-performance ratio is no longer a priority here. For once, that's not going to be the focus today. I'll more so be focusing on the curved display, the possibilities it offers and how it can be customized to suit the individual user. Of course, I will also be conducting tests on actual cooling performance with both AMD and Intel CPUs, and will also measure noise levels. The Panorama SE ARGB certainly looks promising in terms of quality as the manufacturer offers a 6-year warranty on the AIO unit itself, but only a 2-year warranty on the display.
👉Amazon US Link (Affiliate): amzn.to/4kVOLXg
⭕OcUK Link: https://shorturl.at/P8Ahf
🔎Geizhals Link: gh.de/g/tRK
🔔Instagram Link: instagram.com/nicolas11x12
Anyone who thought we had already reached the peak of CPU cooler development was wrong. In today's review we'll be looking at a truly luxurious AIO featuring a high-resolution 6.5" curved display, which is also customizable.
This is the new TRYX Panorama SE ARGB in its 360mm version in black. As a matter of fact, there's a white version available, as well. Luxury is a pretty good description here, as the price is quite high for an AIO liquid cooler. Therefore today's product is likely aimed at a certain target group, those who call themselves enthusiasts, and are willing to dig deep into their pockets to own the latest tech for their PC. Price-performance ratio is no longer a priority here. For once, that's not going to be the focus today. I'll more so be focusing on the curved display, the possibilities it offers and how it can be customized to suit the individual user. Of course, I will also be conducting tests on actual cooling performance with both AMD and Intel CPUs, and will also measure noise levels. The Panorama SE ARGB certainly looks promising in terms of quality as the manufacturer offers a 6-year warranty on the AIO unit itself, but only a 2-year warranty on the display.
