The fan looks great but some work needs to be done with the cable like, connecting extensions to specific ones. Fairly easy though. Since they use almost no power you can daisy chain like 7 or 8 together.
she grips good
Never seen lower cpu temps.
Best looking fan I've seen, quiet
Only 2 wires going to the pump unlike my last corsair h150 that had 4 The daisy chain fans are great Magnets on the controller box are nice so no messing with tape.
High quality
Huge fan of corsair, used their products for almost 10 years now. These fans are just legit the best fans you can get for the $.The daisy chain cables makes for super straight forward installation and paired with a Nautilus AIO it makes for a great money saving build. I use these fans on my Am4 PC i currently use and i love everything about them. Im also currently building a Am5 setup with these fans as well with a corsair 4000D case and its amazing to work with. Pairing the fans with a Corsair Commander Core XT makes for super easy fan rpm control. lots of other fans gave me trouble with RGB or the fans going out in less than 2 months, i rarely have problems with fans from corsair.
-Price -Easy to install (AMD 4/5) -Nearly as good as Noctua (1-2 degrees less) -Quiet
Great product. Keeps CPU cool easy to install and set up. RGB looks great
Fast. Light. Durable. Secure. Worth the price.
This product saved time in cloning a replacement 2TB SSD for my new laptop (1TB SSD factory installed) and giving me the comfort and space I needed for this new machine. Would recommend to anyone looking to do the same. BTW, now using that same factory installed 1TB SSD in this enclosure as a memory stick and it is FAST!
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.
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- Can keep a 7850X under 85C at full load. - Fans are quiet - Looks amazing with the infinity fan - Easy cable management with since the fans are all daisy chained
It is kinda large but it cools my AMD 7800X3D cpu like a charm. Idles at 45C and gaming never goes above 72C. I definitely recommend this cooler. Easy connected to my Msi Tomahawk X870 motherboard.
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- Fan controller is included. - Fan controller is easily detected by my motherboard's RGB software (MSI Mystic light).
Kept my CPU cooled under stress testing (7800x3d) highest temp was 89' and the screen is wonderful usually display GPU and CPU temps no gifs at the time, but it does play gifs !!
-simple/easy installation -components feel high quality -runs super quiet -Comes with thermal paste -radiator core is compact and fits very well in a midsize case -not flashy
Powerful cooler Keeps my I7 7700K cool Very quiet
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