ASUSROG RYUO III 360 ARGB All-in-one AIO Liquid CPU Cooler 360mm Radiator, Asetek 8th gen Pump Solution, Anime Matrix™ LED Display and ROG AF 12S ARGB Fan.

I haven't written a review in a while. I absolutely love this cooler. Prior to this I had the best fan that was available from Noctua. Those are still excellent, and I think they'll live longer than me. I don't expect the same life out of an AIO since I think they are expected to live for around 6 years. Anyway, this cooler is stunning. I bought it for the slight temperature decrease, compared to a fan, and the low profile with the LED screen that looks awesome. This checked all boxes for me.Before owning an AIO I was mainly worried about how hard it would be to install. It's slightly more work than a typical fan but it's doable. If you can build a PC, you can figure this out. I was also worried about the noise. The first few hours of running it I heard a few noises. It really sounded like when your old PCs would write to a HDD. After the first few hours it's been silent. No louder than a fan. Although this AIO isn't rated as high as the Ryujin iii ARGB, I didn't like the looks of that one. It looks like an old CRT TV. I recommend this 10/10. Don't be afraid to install an AIO and if you are go with the best- Asus.

This product used to be $289 and is not even close to worth it. Today it is $199 and I find it a fair price, not because of the LCD screen, but because of the pump and coldplate. The Asetek gen 8 pump and coldplate is a huge jump in performance compared to their previous generations. The pump impeller is powerful and the coldplate is enormous compared to your average coldplate on other AIOs.Arctic has been quite successful with their Liquid Freezer 2 and 3 lines and they are very affordable, but they have a fatal weakness: small coldplate and weak impeller. Attracted by their 420mm length and extra thick 38mm radiators, I've owned the Liquid Freezer II 420 and III 420. Although I applaud them for creating AIOs with more robust radiators, all that radiator cannot make up for their weaker pump design. I'm not saying Arctic Liquid Freezer II and III series are bad products, but they just can't keep up with a larger and more powerful pump/coldplate regardless of radiator size.For the ROG Ryuo III, I purchased it for the performance and I could care less about the LCD screen on the pump. I don't recommend anyone to use Armoury Crate as it will typically cause issues on your OS. Fortunately, you are able to to control the pump speed on the ROG Ryuo III without using Armoury Crate.The Asetek gen 8 pump is a bit noisy, but you can set a profile in your bios to ramp up or slow down depending on your temperatures. If you want the pump to be regulated by coolant temperature, you will need to down the bloatware Armoury Crate.I cannot speak on the fans as I have replaced them with Phanteks T30s. Comparing my 14900k runs in R15 and R23, with the exact same CPU settings, I am seeing an 8-10c improvement going from a Arctic Liquid Freezer III 420 to this ROG Ryuo III 360. A bigger radiator does not mean better performance. What is more important is how quickly your cooler can take the heat away from the CPU's IHS and Asetek's gen 8 pump does it very well.

I am loving this little AIO, maybe smell but its fierce. Bringing down my temps dramatically, had a deepcool radiator before but I needed something a little more beefy when I am playing Monster Hunter Wilds. Definitely worth the price also it fits pretty damn nicely in my Corsair 4000D.

Barring the fact the product come to me used or repackaged, the product itself works great. I had a NXTZ 280 AIO but I didn't like that I was getting 94-95c max package temps (in Cinebench 2024) so I wanted to try this ASUS Ryuo III. Note I also undervolted the PC a little.I'm running an intel 14900k spec'd for creator content (not gaming) but this helped being down the temps by 4-5c. Here are some benchmarks I've done with Cinebench 2024 and R23. Pushed it down further by applying Thermal Grizzly Kyronaut Extreme Thermal Paster. Hope this helps:With NXTZ 280 ARGB AIO - 94-95c Max, 80c Average.Cinebench 2024* Asus Ryuo III - Default Paste: 85c Max, 80c Average (Score: 2104)* Reapplied with Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut Thermal Paste: 83c Max, 73c Average (I manually calculated the average as I forgot to reset the min/max when I started the benchmark)Cinebench R23* Asus Ryuo III - Default Paste: 84c Max, 78c Average (Score: 37037) (I manually calculated the average as I forgot to reset the min/max when I started the benchmark)* Reapplied with Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut Thermal Paste: 80c Max, 70c AverageI didn't download armory crate since it's a horrible program (thus why I took away 1 star). I'm running OpenRGB and FanControl to handle thos functions.

It is a very good CPU Cooler even for some of the most high end CPUs. I used it in my latest pc build with the latest Intel I9 14900k and it keeps the temp down to 40 and below even under intense gaming and streaming. The color and screen is also easily customizable. My favorite part is how you can customize the fan to spin faster or slower based on the cpu temp. The fan is not that loud for me. Overall solid product and quite worth it's price.

This item performs very well for my i9 13900k.Easy to install. The fan profiles are good to go out of the box. If you're wondering what cooling system to get and you only have room for two fans like me. This is the one.

Exelente me gusto, 10 de 10

Been running this for over a year without a problem in my 4090/7800x3d build. Cools well. Never seen temps over 65°c on the most demanding games.