TRYX Panorama 360mm AIO White Curved Screen GIPHY Built-in Asetek 320w TDP

Fantastic designed AIO cooler. I was recently rebuilding my PC after my third Intel Raptorlake CPU started degrading. I figured after switching motherboard and CPU to AMD, I'd also swap out my cooler. After doing some research and trying to avoid Corsair's horrible iCue software, I found the TRYX Panorama to be a great fit. According to GamersNexus' best coolers of 2025, this won in the AIO category for thermal performance. On top of the crisp OLED screen that beats pretty much every other AIO on the market, the temperatures are very good. Although I'm disappointed by idle temperatures, I believe that's more so an AMD issue, not the AIO. Under gaming and light productivity loads, my 9850X3D never goes above the mid 60s. The screen is highly customizable, as well as the fans. I haven't noticed any pump whine or the fans being overly loud, even with a moderately aggressive fan curve that maxes at 70C. Pros: -Good thermal performance (Includes onboard VRM fan.) -Available in white -Quiet overall -Great OLED Screen -Flexibility whether you want the regular or the SE version -Simple installation overall -Not a lot of bloatware attached other than Kanali, which is pretty spartan (low CPU usage/crashing issues) compared to other major brands. Cons: -Fan control hub took some trial and error to get recognized by the Kanali software. Eventually was able to control RGB through the software -Mounting screws are awkward. They have a spring retention system that makes it really hard to tell when the threads of the screws are biting onto the motherboard backplate. It took a few minutes to install the cold plate for this reason. Eventually, once I got one of the screws to bite, it threaded somewhat okay. It was hard to tell when I was reaching the torque wall since there was already a lot of resistance with the retention screw design. (They designed it this way to help maintain consistent mounting pressure.) -Fan control hub isn't super reliable, took some trial and error to get the fans to recognize in Kanali software. -Instructions are pretty limited -Not currently compatible with SignalRGB lighting control -Unable to monitor liquid temperatures in Kanali or elsewhere. -Expensive

Works well. Keeps my AMD 9950X3D at the perfect temperature and looks beautiful in my clear case. The screen is large, HD, bright, and clear. Customizable. I have my YouTube business Intro video playing on repeat. Customer service is spectacular. The software has lots of features, but the best is the customer service icon availability. Click it, and it opens a chat to a real person who solves your problem within minutes. They will even offer to share your desktop and fix the problem themselves if you are uncomfortable with understanding the solution. [What kind of problem? Sometimes I update hardware in my machine, and drivers get out of adjustment. Other times, Microsoft makes updates that reset device drivers and interfere with the installation.]

This AIO as absolutely amazing. I’m running a 9800x3d with PBO and it never gets over 58°C. My previous AIO which was a good, well known brand couldn’t cool my cpu under 67°C. The AMOLED screen is crisp and colorful, and the ability to put your own GIFs onto the display is awesome. It’s also quiet. I have it on a normal fan curve and can’t hear it at all. Yeah it’s a little expensive but if you want a unique looking build that people will talk about, get this AIO

I got it for my daughter's build. Its extremely nice and cool well.

Internal fan is a bit cheap sounding, I turned it down a bit Software is just terrible. RGB customization is mediocre, just 12 different presets that are all just the same exact preset. Aka spin with 1-3 colors. The screen is truly the only highlight, which accepts gifs and videos and images just fine.

Its standout feature is the gorgeous 6.5-inch curved AMOLED screen. The display wraps around the pump block, creating an incredible "naked-eye" 3D anamorphic effect. Whether you want to display hardware thermals, custom animations, or futuristic graphics, it completely elevates the look of the system. Underneath the flashy screen is an Asetek’s 8th Gen V2 pump and a thick 360mm radiator, it easily cools the aggressive thermal output of flagship processors like the Ryzen 9 9950X3D. The installation is also surprisingly clean for an ARGB setup; the fans use a magnetic daisy-chain connector system, which drastically cuts down on cable clutter. The pump and fans require multiple USB and SATA headers, which can be annoying to route. Additionally, while the cooling performance is top-tier, the fans have a higher minimum noise floor than some competitors, so it is never perfectly silent even at idle.

Looks in really rough condition I hope it works. Definitely not in very good condition as prescribed. I will update review when installed

Edit: TRYX reached out to me and corrected the issue and I am now running a wonderful screen with cooler. I love it so much! Thank you Roline!! Worked great for one day. Then the screen stopped working. Just the screen. Tried to contact company but got no response. It was fun for a day.