
- Had the 360 version and had to downsize to 240 for an ITX build. Cools just as good as the 360 and significantly quieter than any other AIO I've tested. - Best mounting system out of any AIO I've used and is dead simple to mount, especially when using Kryosheet - Non-RGB looks great while still having a unique and eye-catching pump design

Temps dropped by 30° on my R5 3600 Easy install Includes pre applied thermal paste Mounting method makes upgrading CPUs much much easier with the secondary bracket design.

Easy installation 9800x3d runs 35c all day


Fantastic heat transfer. Easy to apply. None conductive. Some of the absolute best on the market to date.

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

Switching from the manufacturers default CPU fan to the BeQuiet CPU Cooler is very noticeable. It's just as the brand's name describes. No issues so far for well over a week. Playing ARC Raiders and The First Descendants.

I have both the nautilus 240 rs and 360 rs, both have worked amazing right out of the box with zero issues and cools great. Although i do recommend use a commander core xt (if you can buy one) it makes controlling the fan speeds and RGB a lot easier. But besides that i highly recommend because theyre not too expensive and the fans that come with, they push and pull a great amount of air. Perfect for someone looking to do a white build or to upgrade their AIO.

Good airflow, good lighting

the RBG is good the BLACK finish match my black case ANTEC C8 easy to install, the OLED screen can be moved around to 180/90 is very quiet if set the fans to "silence" from your motherboard bios to control fans you can add your own videos and pictures (big plus) very nice options

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.

- 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.

- Extremely quiet and high airflow - built in daisy chaining makes cable management a breeze - 3 modes fan operation modes

This heat sink looks amazing in a tempered glass case but above all this thing runs the new i-9 tenth gen CPUs super cool with little to no heat output. This heat sink also works for and motherboard and cpu's not just intel.

The TRYX 360 MM Panorama SE AIO is a great choice for a custom computer build. The overall build quality is very good, better than the first version, and the pump and heat block unit seems much more robust and is much smaller. The screen is not too noticeably different than the first version but is on a different bracket and allows for a vertical mode. It comes with all the necessary hardware, the unboxing is once again a treat, and all the documentation is easy to understand. On top of it being another great addition to the lineup of one of the most unique coolers on the market, there are other pros: The ARGB and non-led versions of the fans are very sturdy and well-built. They look great as well. The screen is easy to install and magnetically clicks onto the pump base, and uses forks. It has a very high resolution and is crisp and easy to understand. It is also built off of Android, as I recognized after it rebooted for a firmware update. All the cables are of high quality and the tubes are inside braided covers that look professional. They are also long enough for the big cases needed for a large cooler like this, and bend easily, and you can rotate the pump block now to fit your case, as the old one was one way only. The software for the cooler is easy to use and provides a way to upload custom backgrounds from screen capture, preferably a 1440p MP4 video, similar to animated desktop backgrounds. The inbuilt library is small but has some excellent animated backgrounds for the cooler. There is an option to show many settings, including Temp and % Usage for GPU, CPU, and RAM, as well as other voltages and temps, and date and time. You can also show the GPU and CPU model, and orient these settings on the left, middle, or right of the screen. The new SE model features waterfall mode, and a METAL mounting bracket rather than a plastic one in the first edition. It also allows for a rotatable pump base. The new SE unit is built better, and doesn't have a fan anymore.

These are the exact trays needed if you want to increase the hard drive capacity of your new Define R7 case. They fit just like the trays that come with the case. These trays are very hard to find right now due to manufacturing delays from the COVID-19 issues in Chine (per Fractal themselves from an email) so it was really nice to see that Newegg didn't gouge the price on these like a lot of other online sellers are doing right now.

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

Larger Fans for better Air Flow and the Ability to Daisy Chain, wider fans. Quiet too with 3 different settings to choose from.

Have used this cooler on a mostly stock 5950x and a 5700x I juiced up a bit, absolutely zero thermal concerns. Highest temperature I've seen was 70.9 with the 5700x during a stress test running at 4.7ghz. Would absolutely buy after making sure it will actually fit in whatever case I'm using.

So easy to wire. So far mine are very quiet. I have 13 of these fans in my build and they aren't loud. The rgbs are very vibrant.
Versatile computer accessories are products that help you build laptops and computers to perform functions you need at optimal levels, whether it is for the home or office. Inside the computer case, you'll find the system unit, which organizes many of the accessories that are essential internal components. They provide access to sockets for connecting to internal parts and external peripherals. Accessories can assist in raising the performance of the system, introduce new elements to your computer, keep the operating system cooled down and make sure you have trouble-free installation. Some standard accessories are desktop cooling fans, plug connectors, and a HDD mounting kit.
The motherboard is the central component of the computer, and holds all the CPU accessories within the computer case so they can communicate and work together. The computer accessories can range from what powers the processors to the hard drive. In between, you have RAM, network cards, graphics processing units, patch panels and other hardware that help you connect all these components so they work as one unit. The motherboard includes distinct functionalities, and your computer must have a motherboard that is compatible with the processor. Upgrading your computer requires interchanging desktop accessories, and you need to make sure your upgrades are consistent with the rest of the computer components. For instance, upgrading your processor will give you faster processing, but take into account the power requirements of the other parts, like the graphics processing unit and motherboard.
Storage devices are key for determining how much you can download onto your computer. A solid-state drive (SSD) and a hard disk drive (HDD) are computer accessories that simply store data. Think of the HDD as a mechanical platter that drives the computer as it reads information. The SSD is a newer and faster type of drive that stores bits of information like a flash drive for quick access. The HDD, which is like a vinyl album, has to search for the data. Whichever you choose, there are SSD and HDD accessories needed for the build. Both need mounting kits and brackets to install them in their empty bays. Some computers may require bay adapters for the drives if they are too small for the slot. Other desktop accessories you might also want to consider are disk storage cases that protect drives when you transport them.
Upgrading your computer may require different wired accessories. For instance, if you need to change your desktop cooling fan, you might need to consider wired accessories from DC connectors to rack mounts. Furthermore, understanding which adaptor to use to convert connections smoothly is essential. Some common wired accessories to consider for upgrading are power cables, shielded jacks and keystone jacks. Some of these desktop accessories come in different colors to help you organize and group or match them by color.