TRYX Panorama 240 ARGB 240mm AIO 6.5'' AMOLED L-Shaped Screen 3D Anamorphic Effect Display Customizable AIO Cooler 240mm Asetek 8th Gen 280w TDP with ARGB Fan Intel LGA 1700/1200/115X AMD AM5/AM4

Don't bother reading my rambles here, view the video and see how crystal clear the LED is with video. You have over 8 preselection of pretty cool videos or you can upload your own. Its amazing. The led cpu screen is so over the top you actually forget about the colorful fans it comes with. I had it on over a few hours and its not hot. I was a bit concern about creating more heat but thats not the case. Probably due to the tiny fan built in the led screen/cpu which already has water cooling. I'm super impressed with this even at its steep value. Its a must get if you want to wow your friends. Girls will especially love this.

Coolest aio on the market. It even fits in a Ceres 350 MX with a 3070. My only big issue is how new the Kanali program is. It doesn't save my fan color settings, so I have to boot up the program and select the fans for it to load and apply. Another thing is how there isn't an on-board memory editor. I hope Tryx will add it in the future so I can leave a 5 star review

Keeps my CPU cool and was a breeze to install. I am not sure what to think about the screen on it but it certainly makes my PC look unique. The screen is flawless and definitely a head turner. The cost of this cooler is very high but everything about the product is premium. The packaging all the way down to the materials and feel of this cooler is top notch. I replaced my Noctua u12 with this cooler and it dropped the temperatures about 5-10C in about a half hour gaming sessions. This is easy to recommend if you run out of things to make your build look cooler.

The included fans are a headache. The screen requires a USB1314 connection on the mobo and so do the fans. It's a headache as most mini-ITX mobo and some m-ATX do not have that. They include a hub that's a headache to set up too. The fans are just basic, the rgb is not very impressive, nor will you see much of it because they are quite dim and have no side lights. So, simply don't get it. I ended up chucking mine along with the included fan hub and replacing them with some 120mm x 25mm black noctua fans that perform much better. The connectors on the TRYX fans are combined rgb/fan connectors. There is a splitter, but it just makes it hard to use it elsewhere. Doesn't look like they designed this for separate use. Additionally, there is no offset from the tubes at the edge of the radiator. If fitted inside a smaller case (as you can expect 240mm radiators to be), there is no space for anything bigger than a 92mm back exhaust fan because of the pipes. The tubes are rigid and quite long. Again, why make a 240mm version that won't fit into smaller cases. Mine is a Jonsbo mATX case and I have to push the tubes to make them fit. The VRM fan is useless as it is covered by the screen. The mobo doesn't get much cooling, as a result, making my CPU cores cool, but CPU package quite hot. Overall, I think it's a really cool design. The implementation makes me think I overpaid at least 3x for this. They made a very premium curved screen and decent radiator paired with proprietary, hard to use fans, cheap plastic hub, and questionable design choices that make it impossible to enjoy this in anything but a full size case. If you use ATX mobo and case, then buy a 360mm version and you will probably enjoy this a lot more. For 280mm and 240mm versions, I assume you'll use a smaller case, and in that case, look elsewhere!

Kenali runs one program as Admin, forces updates and scheduled tasks and sleep and wake settings, power settings. 4 stars can disable update schedules.