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Tryx Panorama 240

Before we have a closer look at the Panoroma 240 from TRYX, I found the specifications from their website.

The technical specifications:

• Intel Socket: LGA115X, LGA1200, LGA1700, LGA1851
• AMD Socket: AM4, AM5
• Fan Size: 120mm x 120mm x 25mm
• Fan Speed (100%): 1850 rpm
• Noise Level (100%): 27.86 dB
• Pressure: - mm H2O (Max)
• Pump speed (rpm): 2600
• Pump connector: 4-pin
• RGB connector: -
• Tube length (mm): 400
• Size & Weight radiator
  • (H x W x D) 279.5 x 120 x 30 mm
  • 1,420g

All about the TRYX Panorama 240

PANORAMA 240 from TRYX combines high cooling efficiency with a unique design, where a curved AMOLED screen embraces two sides of the pump head. The screen allows the user to monitor temperature and performance in real time, while offering extensive options for visual personalization with graphics and animations. This advanced display solution makes the cooler a distinctive, futuristic element in any system and ensures both practical information and stylish appearance in one unified package.

When you buy the TRYX PANORAMA 240, you get an AIO cooler with a curved AMOLED screen that covers two sides of the pump head. Two 120 mm ROTA PRO fans are included for efficient and quiet airflow, as well as mounting brackets for Intel LGA 1851/1700/1200/115X and AMD AM5/AM4 sockets, so the cooler fits different systems. For optimal heat transfer between CPU and cooler, thermal paste is included. The box also contains a user manual and the necessary installation tools, which makes it easy to install and get optimal performance from the cooler.

The included ROTA PRO fans are 120mm units designed to deliver efficient cooling with minimal noise. They use magnetic levitation technology, which reduces friction and extends life. The fans have a wide rotation range that can be adapted to the system's needs, and their optimized blade design ensures a high air flow. In addition, they are equipped with vibration-damping mounting points, which further reduces the noise level during operation.

TRYX PANORAMA 240's pump head is designed with a curved AMOLED screen that covers two sides and creates a unique visual experience. This screen displays real-time data such as temperature and performance, and allows the user to customize visual effects, making the cooler a central element of the computer. The pump head is built for efficient fluid flow, which ensures reliable heat transfer and contributes to optimal cooling, even under intense load. The advanced design combines style and functionality, making it both a practical and aesthetic addition.

The TRYX PANORAMA 240 is equipped with a 240 mm radiator that measures 297.5 mm in length, 120 mm in width and 30 mm in thickness. The radiator is made of aluminium, which ensures efficient heat dissipation. The associated hoses are 400 mm long, which provides flexibility for installation in different cabinets. The hoses are 40% thicker than previous generations, increasing water volume and improving flow rate, resulting in better cooling efficiency.

Assembly

The installation of the TRYX PANORAMA 240 cooler is designed to be intuitive and adapted to both Intel and AMD systems. First, mount the included brackets, which are compatible with Intel LGA 1851/1700/1200/115X and AMD AM5/AM4 sockets, onto the motherboard.

The radiator can then be attached to the cabinet, typically at the top or the front, depending on the design of the cabinet. The 400 mm long hoses provide flexibility to place the radiator without problems. Finally, the two 120mm ROTA PRO fans are mounted on the radiator and the whole unit is connected via the necessary cables. This setup ensures efficient cooling and an elegant appearance.

The Test – Use and Performance

Test system

• MSI MEG Z690 Unify
• Intel I9 12900K
• MSI Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti
• 32 GB HyperX Fury DDR5 5200 MHz CL36
• Samsung 970 EVO 500 GB SSD
• Seasonic Prime TX-1300

Test software

• Cinebench (Benchmark)
• HWinfo64 (Monitoring)

Procedure

The test is set up so that we first warm up the system with Cinebench for 5 minutes. Then run it further for 10 minutes where we measure the average temperature in HWiNFO64. We then finally subtract the room temperature at the given time and land on a delta temperature to give as neutral a picture as possible. The fans are set to run at full speed, so that you get a picture of the maximum cooling performance with the load we are now giving it. It should give a real picture of how much you can stress on the various coolers, and whether they can take more or less than what we give it.

**After following up a bit on the I9 12900K and heat generation, I have chosen to turn off Hyper-Threading, to give the cooler the opportunity to show what it can do, rather than pushing the CPU to its maximum. All tests in the future will run like this.

The measurements:

• Room temperature: ~ 26 degrees
• Fan speed: ~ 1850 RPM
• TDP: 198W

The TRYX PANORAMA 240 achieves a delta temperature of 5 degrees in idle mode, which is higher than most other models in the test, which are between 3 and 4 degrees. The only cooler with a significantly higher delta temperature is the EK Nucleus AIO CR240 Dark, which reaches 9 degrees. Although the PANORAMA 240 offers a unique design and visual flair with its AMOLED screen, this measurement shows that its cooling performance in idle mode is slightly less efficient compared to the competition. This may be relevant to consider for those who prioritize low temperature over aesthetics.

The TRYX PANORAMA 240 performs impressively in the load test with a delta temperature of 43 degrees, which is the lowest among the coolers tested. This temperature indicates highly effective cooling under load, and PANORAMA 240 outperforms competitors such as BE QUIET! LIGHT LOOP 240 with 46 degrees and the vast majority of other coolers, which lie between 49 and 59 degrees. The cooler achieved this result with a power consumption of 198W during the test.

Noise level

Our noise measurements were made with a UNI-T UT353 dB meter. The measurements were made in a "real world" setup and thus not in a sound chamber. External influences have of course been tried to be reduced as much as possible, but as I said, this has not been done in a sound chamber. Our measurements must therefore most of all be taken as a general indicator and not a scientific measurement. They primarily serve as a basis for comparison across tested products, which are always tested under as comparable conditions as possible.

Price

Tryx Panorama will not be available until November 27. But we have been informed of a price of:

SRP ARGB Version

360mm – 400$

280mm – 380$

240mm – 360€

SRP non ARGB

360mm – 370$

280mm – 360$

240mm – 350$

If you want to find more information about the Panorama 240 from TRYX, you can click on the banner.

Conclusion

The TRYX PANORAMA 240 AIO cooler is a visually impressive cooling solution that stands out on the market with its curved AMOLED display that not only provides practical temperature information, but also adds an aesthetic touch to any computer. The cooler has a multitude of functions and technical specifications, which make it suitable for both gaming and professional use. Our tests were conducted on a powerful system with Intel I9 12900K and supporting hardware, and the results clearly show the cooler's strengths and weaknesses.

In the idle test, where the system is at rest, the TRYX PANORAMA 240 achieved a delta temperature of 5 degrees. This result is slightly higher than several competing coolers, which are between 3 and 4 degrees, and it suggests that the cooler may not excel in idle mode. This may be because the design and functionality is more focused on performance under load than low idle temperature. For users looking for a low idle temperature, this can be a disadvantage, especially if they value cooling performance over aesthetics.

During the load test, however, the TRYX PANORAMA 240 stood out as the best performing cooler with a delta temperature of 43 degrees, which is lower than all other coolers tested. With fan speeds around 1700 RPM and a power supply of 198W, the cooler kept the temperature stable, which is a testament to its efficiency when the system is working hard. This performance makes the cooler an attractive choice for those running heavy programs or playing demanding games where temperature control is critical.

Another advantage of the PANORAMA 240 is its noise level. Measurements show that the cooler works quietly and efficiently even when the fans are running at full speed, making it suitable for users who want a quiet solution without compromising on performance. The cooler is also easy to mount and comes with a mounting kit that fits a wide range of Intel and AMD sockets, making it flexible and compatible with most systems.

A significant disadvantage of the TRYX PANORAMA 240 is the price. With a recommended price of 360$ for the ARGB version of the 240 mm model, it places itself at the higher end of the price scale for AIO coolers. Although its unique design and AMOLED screen give it a luxurious look, it may be difficult to justify this price for users who are primarily looking for high cooling efficiency without the visual features.

Overall, the TRYX PANORAMA 240 is a premium AIO cooler that combines efficient cooling under load with a unique design and low noise level. Its performance under load makes it particularly attractive to demanding users, but the slightly higher idle temperature and the high price may be a deterrent for those primarily looking for functionality at a lower price. The cooler is therefore best suited for enthusiasts who value both function and form in their setup.

TRYX PANORAMA 240 scores 8 out of 10 together with the "Enthusiast Only" award. Its impressive performance under load and unique design weigh heavily, but the high price drags it down a bit.

Benefits

• Easy to install
• Low noise level
• Great performance under load
• Mounting kit for many sockets
• Unique design

Disadvantages

• Price

Score: 8 + Enthusiast Only