

Keeps the 14900k frosty and chilled

Easy setup good performance, good look to mi case

Easy installation even though MSI is very lacking on instructions even in manual.

- Easy to setup ARGB with headers on the motherboard. No need for icue hubs or anything like that. - High performance fans with minimal noise unless they are under full load. Gets a bit noisy at 100% but have only experienced that during synthetic benchmarking. - Keeps my 9800x3d around 37C at idle, under 60C while gaming. CPU is not overclocked, but jumps up to 5.3Ghz at times with normal performance boosting. - Love the looks!

- 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

Wanted a white cooler for my white build and went with a well known brand. This cooler is a top performer, is quiet, and looks great on my build

I went form a H115i AIO to this and temps dropped about 4°c on my 14700k intel CPU. I really like how this one is set up. Easy to control though the ICUE software

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

- 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.

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.

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

I love how easy it was to install and swap brackets. The videos are very helpful that MSI posts as well.

Very close to silent (especially compared to my older computer running a 1700X) Comes with everything you need to install EVEN THERMAL PASTE Also comes with an 1851 offset kit if you need it!

Good cooling and screen is big and crisp along with the light ring

Very quiet even on full blast

nice and quiet, good performance, no bloatware needed!!

Performs well, temps have been good while gaming. It was easy to install. Looks very nice in my case.

The LCD display looks great not a secondary monitor but a independent screen

Great cooling, at idle it is keeping my 9950X3D around 36 - 38 C and gaming it keeps it in the 70's. It is very quite and for a pump that is running at over 5000 rpm it does not make alot of sound. The water line from the radiator to the pump head is shorter, but it is a 280mm and with the good range of flex it has at the pump it works great for most installs.