ASUS ROG RYUO III 240 ARGB All-in-one AIO Liquid CPU Cooler 240mm Radiator, Asetek 8th gen Pump Solution, Anime Matrix™ LED Display and ROG AF 12S ARGB Fan.

Enfria bien mazizo el R7 5700X3D Por el espacio de mi gabinete este es ideal, pero no me arrepiento

For money paid this one one the coolest coolers on market at keeping computer running cool and looking awesome. Matrix display on AIO is a real attention grabber. Everyone who sees my build always makes comments about it.. Build quality, performance and design are up to ROG Strix high standards. Highly recommend especially at $200 price range.

It is a really good cooler however the fans that came with it were super loud. When I replaced them with the noctua nfa12 they performed much better and stayed quiet. Amazing product but the fans are just a minus for me

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This is a great AIO cooler. I have this on an unlocked 12th gen i9 processor running at a solid 5.2 GHz no issues. Swapped thermal paste for Noctua non-conductive. Fans are really quiet, pump is basically inaudible compared to the fans even running consistently at 100%. I have overclocked and ran in to memory issues before the CPU ever reached any sort of alarming point. I love the aesthetic of the cooler block. The circle with glass looks like a camera lens so it feels very retro futuristic. Pros across the board! ...except one... The lighting effects. Asus' Armoury Crate software is only ok when it finally works. I had to uninstall and reinstall all the Asus software a few times in a very specific order before I eventually got everything working (mostly issues with audio drivers and RGB for ram modules interfering). Took sifting through many reddit posts and forum complaints. I have all effects off for the most part except a VU meter on the anime matrix screen that responds to computer audio which was really cool, but be aware it doesn't support super high resolution audio outputs and the motherboard driver apparently messed things up... even though I have an Asus motherboard... so you'd think they would test basic compatibility within their own products... apparently not? Built-in lighting patterns are really cheesy and you basically end up with a very specific aesthetic or nothing. Luckily it looks really good without the matrix screen doing anything, so I am not going to knock off any stars. Oh yeah, and the default pattern or animation you set is what displays on the matrix screen when the system is powered off... so unless you disable the USB lead entirely in BIIOS at power-off state, it'll always be showing something stupid even if you don't want it to. The RGB on the fans is also not super accurate... whites are always leaning more blue/purple than even some cheap LED strips you can get. If you keep it on a specific color, just be prepared to tweak the tint on the fans a bit.