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-silent under most loads -extremely functional and quality feel for the price -sturdy -sealed AIO does not need maintenance or initial filling -filled with premium Corsair coolant -very easy to install, comes with premium hardware that will suit most mid applications

Very easy install Just works

Temperature seems great so far. Not to loud at idle and under medium stress. Installation was pretty simple for an AM5 motherboard

The daisy-chain linking of the fans was nice for getting each fan connected for both power and RGB functioning. Extension cables are also included. The pump blocks RGB connector can also be linked as the beginning of the chain leading to the motherboard. The pump is extraordinarily quiet; using a dB meter up close barely registers. The fans are also very quiet until throttled up to their highest RPM, and even then it is merely a whisper. The coolant hoses are reasonably flexible without kinking and are also long enough to extend past full length GPU cards and reach the bottom of the case in a front mount configuration. Keep in mind, over time, most coolants will develop air pockets and it is best to trap that air away from the pump to insure the greatest lifespan of your AIO cooling system and minimize gurgling sounds. This is why your hoses should always be oriented at their lowest points on both the pump and the radiator. Thermal paste is pre-applied to the pump block and there should be no need to add more. Alternatively, a white variant of this model is also available.

- 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

-Good looking cooler with RGB -I like how much surface area for the cooling tubes there is -Almost as easy to install as a regular CPU fan

The MSI MAG Coreliquid A15 360 Black delivers excellent cooling performance, keeping even high-end CPUs running comfortably under heavy loads while maintaining impressively low noise levels. The 360mm radiator provides strong thermal headroom, and the redesigned pump is quieter and more reliable than previous MSI generations. Its ARGB lighting looks clean and modern, easily syncing with MSI Mystic Light, and installation is straightforward thanks to well-designed brackets and sturdy tubing. Overall, it offers a sleek aesthetic, solid build quality, and reliable performance that make it a great choice for both gaming and productivity-focused systems.

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.

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

Nice screen hardware monitor good performance without overclocking 55 degrees max easy to install on am5

Very good cooling for a 240mm and a very clean aesthetic

dont hear a thing ryzen 7 5700x runs at 33c easy to install as a first timer

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.

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

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