ASUS Rog Ryujin 360 RGB AIO Liquid CPU Cooler 360mm Radiator (Three 120mm 4-pin Noctua iPPC PWM Fans) with Livedash Oled Panel and FanXpert Controls, 360 mm

I have an i9 9900k overclocked to 5.0ghz and with this bad boy on there it now never goes above 67 degrees Celsius under long term heavy load.I had a problem with my CPU getting too hot while gaming for an hour or two and this thing did the ticket; it's amazing. Now I'm more worried about the GPU getting too hot because I could potentially game for hours and hours at 144+ fps which is a far better problem to have then before where I was afraid I would burnout the CPU chip.One of the best parts your paying for on this package aside from the AIO 360mm rad and led display pump is the 3 Noctia fans that will not disappoint. If you ever been looking into premium air flow products you know that noctia fans would be your 1st choice for quality airflow and minimal sound.Other then the price I recommend this AIO CPU cooler but I get it that price is ouch, but in my case this did what I wanted and I have no buyers remorse. Infact the worse part of this was trying to use ASUS Livedash software to deal with the LED and display.

I don't care what some you tubers have said about the price being too high. This cooler is worth the money to me. Every penny. The temps and fan speeds you can add to the OLED screen are priceless. I prefer not to have other software open to monitor the temps and fan speeds. I love this convenience. You need a clear or glass side case to take advantage of this of course.It's quiet and cools amazingly. I replaced a Deepcool Captain 240EX with this unit. My temps are down significantly. Running games like Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Witcher 3 and Battlefield V, my 8700K rarely hits 50 c. In fact, it is almost always 43 c or 44 c. I have this cooler front mounted with a push/pull configuration. 6 fans on the cooler.Installation was easy and the hoses were a nice length and very flexible without kinking. The hoses on my previous cooler were a tad bit too short for front mounting and getting them around the memory sticks was tough. Piece of cake with this cooler.It's a very cool looking unit as well. Icing on the cake.So far, I don't have any negatives for this cooler.

My system is an i7 intel 3960x on an asus p9x79 deluxe MB running an overclocked 4.3 Ghz.I'm at 6000' elevation and have always had issues with overclocking failures due to high temps so it was prudent to slow the system down to 3.7 Ghz. My previous water cooling was a 2012 vintage 240mm Corsair H100 cooler. At sea level with denser air it may have been just ok.In a test using cpu-z to stress the cpu My baselines were 40 deg C at rest. On stress at one minute intervals temps were 55,59,61,63 and 65 at the end of 5 minutes.Using the 360 Ryujin my at rest temp was 37 deg C and at one minute intervals the temps were 47,48,50,50 and 50. I was so impressed that I ran it another 5 minutes for 10 min total and the temp was still 50 deg C. After stopping the stress test, full recovery of baseline temp was less than 45 seconds.Yep, I'm very happy. I can finally run my system at speed and have cooler temps than I had at 3.7 Ghz. Price is high but it's well worth it to keep the temps down.BTW it's really quiet...shhhhhh!Note: I recently overclocked to 4.68 Ghx. and am having no issues. hotest temps I'm seeing are 54 C. this cooler is really good.

I just built a new gaming PC and this looks and works great!I am using this to cool a Intel i9 9900k using a Noctua NT-H2 Thermal Paste, on a Asus Maximus Extreme XI motherboard this this is my results so far;• After boot left idle for 15 minuteso CPU Freq. 4.7ghzo Cpu Temp 30c• After 1 hour of OverWatch with everything set to high.• CPU Freq. 4.7ghz• CPU Temp 52cThis is pricier that other 360 AIOs, but this;• Does have a customizable OLED Screen• A single Aura compatible RGB light built on.• Not only cools the CPU but also the CPU VRMs! correct me if I am wrong, but I don’t think any other AIO brands does this.Cons• The Price• Cover scratches too easily• The PriceBefore buying this, check if your motherboard has at least 2 USB 2.0 internal connectors. My son's Asus ROG Strix Z390 only has one USB 2.0 internal connectors so, now 2 of his USB 2.0 ports on the front panel of his NZXT case does not work because the Asus RIO is using it. If you don’t have enough USB 2.0 terminal then I recommend buying the NZXT Internal USB Hub (https://www.amazon.com/NZXT-Internal-Controller-Black-AC-IUSBH-M1/dp/B01IFGFTJ2/ref=pd_rhf_ee_s_bmx_0_7/137-7913543-5538050?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01IFGFTJ2&pd_rd_r=ecf735df-1341-435d-8cbe-68a9cde5e68a&pd_rd_w=gbCii&pd_rd_wg=pgJeP&pf_rd_p=9df495ae-f738-404f-900b-1a86db983798&pf_rd_r=V6AZBZ5ZVQJ533SMFWBR&psc=1&refRID=V6AZBZ5ZVQJ533SMFWBR) as a possible solution. At the time of writing this review, it is priced at $15.99 and eligible for Prime.