I bought this on Black Friday and replaced my DeepCool LT720 because I have had my eye on the original Panorama ever since it was shown off at CES 2025. I wasn't really sure what to expect with temps or noise levels, since there were not any in-depth reviews from large YouTubers when I bought this, but I was willing to take a gamble since I got a little over $100 off the $249 sale price (cash back on my Amazon card). Paying closer to $140 for this AIO made it a lot easier to buy without a lot of information out there. I have a Ryzen 7 9800X3D, and my DeepCool AIO consistently idled about 42-43C with the pump at full speed. With the pump on this Tryx set to "normal" in the BIOS, I am idling around 41-42C. Full speed will push it a little lower, but the noise of the pump running at full speed was unbearable, it's very loud at full speed. The DeepCool AIO was around $130 when I bought it, and unless you are after a clean looking sensor panel or just having a cool screen inside your tower, you'd be much better off just buying something else instead of this boutique AIO. For pure cooling performance, I don't feel the MSRP price of this Tryx AIO is worth it, you'd just be wasting money. You are paying the extra money for the OLED screen. The hoses on this Tryx AIO are longer than they were on the DeepCool, allowing me more slack in my hoses inside my case (Lian Li O11 Vision). The old AIO hoses just barely reached, so I really liked the extra hose length provided. The radiator is vertically mounted to the motherboard side of my case, exhausting out the side of the case. I replaced the Tryx fans with three Phanteks PH-F120D30 fans because that's what I'm using in the rest of my case. I did not use the fans Tryx included, so I cannot speak to how loud they might be. I did have to use the Phanteks fan screws, as the Tryx screws were too short for the new fans. The fans on my old DeepCool AIO had a horrible resonance, so I had replaced those with these same fans - I just moved the fans from the old AIO to the new one. It was pretty painless, it only took about 10 minutes. The screen connects to your PC via a USB 2.0 header. My power supply (Lian Li Edge 1300) has a powered USB hub built in, so that's what I connected my screen to. Pros You can upload your own videos and images to the AIO screen. I scoured the internet for animated pixel art and I am using that on mine, but you can do videos, jpegs, etc. There is a decent selection of animations provided in the Kanali software too, but I'd like to see more options. The screen looks great, the 1440p resolution is more than perfect for this screen size. The screen is basically a stripped down Android tablet, and handles images/videos on its own without bogging the PC down. Once they are loaded up onto the screen, the minimized Kanali software mostly has no CPU usage. Enabling system information to be displayed will of course negate that, because the software will need to be pinging the screen constantly with updates. When I powered it on the first time, I saw some Android UI elements, so a resourceful modder could probably do some very cool stuff with this display. I'd love to see apps like SignalRBG updated to support sensor panels like these. Acceptable temperatures for an AIO. Some Noctua fans designed for AIOs would probably shave a couple more degrees from my idles. The AIO keeps up with CPU usage spikes, with temps leaping up, but quickly being brought back down by the AIO's pump speeding up. The software allows you to shut off the screen with a simple toggle. Customer support chat is built into the Kanali software, and they are fairly fast at responding. Cons Loud pump! It buzzes like a fish tank air pump, and I found it unbearable at full speed. Setting to Normal in BIOS made it much quieter. I was honestly shocked by how loud it was. The software is limited - "Shuffle" just plays my GIFs once then cycles to the next GIF, which is annoying for short looped GIFs. I messaged Tryx and suggested adding a feature to loop them X times fore displaying the next GIF, or even offer a shuffled slideshow mode instead. The software advises against displaying the same image for more than a couple of hours to avoid burn-in, but has no options to have a slide show with the video/image changing ever X minutes like Windows does for wallpaper. This would be a solid addition to the software. The Kanali software doesn't allow you to control fans or pump speed. For some people, this is a deal breaker, but for me, I honestly don't care, I am happy to let the computer's BIOS control these automatically. The magnets on the base of the screen/block could be stronger, the weak magnets leave the screen feeling flimsy when installing, but the screen isn't falling from its water block either, so it's sufficient. Notes Auto-launching Kanali is a must, otherwise the screen will not power up when Windows is loaded. You will need to *enable* Start with Windows within the Kanali software - BUT - you will also need to *disable* Kanali in as a start up item in Windows Task Manager, otherwise Kanali will not auto start itself minimized to the system tray like other apps typically do, it will instead just open its own window. I messaged Tryx to express my annoyance with the Kanali software opening itself in a window when I log in, and this is what they advised me to do and it does work just fine now. They said that it's something that will be addressed in an update. The screen shots I've included with my review are from Kanali 1.2.1 - all my complaints and praise about the Kanali software are for this version. The firmware update tool is a separate download from the Kanali software, though the software does claim it can check for updates. When I tried, the update window just sat on a spinning wheel for several minutes. When you install this AIO, download both and update your firmware. The GamersNexus YouTube channel has recently stated that they plan to do an in-depth review of the Panorama, so keep an eye on YouTube for that if you are still unsure about buying one of these AIOs, but do keep in mind that the price might go up because the Android powered screen does have RAM and storage built in. If you are looking at the Panorama SE vs. the older model - the older AIO has a fan on the water block, intended to blow air at the motherboard VRM to assist with cooling. The SE does not have this fan, but it does have a better screen. I picked the better screen, because I have a decent motherboard. If you have good air circulation in your PC case and a decent midrange/high-end motherboard with a good VRM cooler setup, you don't need to really worry about additional cooling for the VRM. Read more

Love it, This AIO is really good it keeps my CPU temp really low. The LCD screen is gorgeous and the software is super easy to use. Honestly no complaints Read more

The screen looks great, it's beautiful and really sets off the look of the entire build. Does not cool as well as my previous AIO. I have an i9 13900k and I am getting brief spikes in the mid 80s while gaming, while these temps are still within expected range, I was not getting those spikes previously. With that being said, it's cooling capabilities are still more than adequate. Read more

Tardo un poco pero la tengo desde hace poco o mas de 4 meses y mantiene temperaturas buenas para un intel i914900K Read more

I purchased this to try it out on an AM4 Ryzen 9 9500x system. The system is not a gaming system but does run tons of applications 24/7 in network administration areas. Without a user the system is running about 40% of its RAM all the time due to its work load. This cooler is keeping the CPU right within normal range. It runs in the low 50s most of the time with an occasional spike into the low 60's. Visually the number of options for the screen is limited so I uploaded a an water loop to the screen that looks nice. I give it 4 stars because ownership is only two weeks. It keeps temperature in normal ranges, but does not push CPU temps down into the 40s regularly like my other brand cooler does on a gaming system. Read more

The only reason for 4 stars is the price. But the screen is absolutely amazing. Super easy to setup, both pump/fan installation and it cools well. I'm using this with a 9800X3D and have yet to see temps above 80c, and that was initial stress test/cinebench. Have not had much time in game play, but what little I did, temps were in the upper 40's to upper 50's. Game dependent. All in all, price aside, it's pretty well worth the money Read more

Wonderful product. Customer service sent me private messages every step of the way to make sure it was being delivered on time and even when it arrived. Product itself work beautifully. Read more

amazing cooler, looks beautiful, and my wife loves it hope to pick one up for myself and my other partner as well keeps temps cool and was really easy to install Read more

I recently purchased the Aio cooler, and I must say, it is an amazing product! The installation was easy. The noise level is quiet. The fan performance is OK but the number one thing that caught my attention wasThe curved display at 60Hz and 2K resolution is truly impressive, providing a stunning visual experience that enhances my gaming and work sessions. The design is sleek, and the performance has exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend this cooler to anyone looking for a top-notch cooling solution that also delivers exceptional display quality. You won't be disappointed! Read more