ASUS ROG Ryujin Performance AIO CPU Liquid Cooler with OLED

Product information: ROG Ryujin Performance AIO CPU Liquid Cooler with OLED Display - 360mm The ASUS RYUJIN 360 Complete Water Cooling combines first-class performance with a sophisticated design. At the same time, ASUS demonstrates its sense of innovation in the form of an OLED display on the pump, which can be used to display system information, such as the CPU temperature. Another top feature is the VRM cooler integrated in the pump housing. The otherwise completely black AiO water cooliner is also equipped with addressable RGB LEDs on the pump. The information on the OLED and the lighting are controlled by the LiveDash software. Features: - 1.77 colour OLED for real-time system stats and personalized logos or animations - Embedded microfan helps to cool VRM and M.2 area by up to 20°C - Quality Noctua Industrial PPC PWM fans deliver high airflow and minimal noise - ROG Vortex one-stop control center for lighting, OLED display, and cooling - Individually addressable RGB and NCVM coating pump cover accentuates the sleek, modern aesthetics - Styled to complement ROG motherboards, at the center stage of your build - Reinforced, sleeved tubing for increased durability The radiator of the ASUS RYUJIN 360 Complete Water Cooler is equipped with three Noctua NF-F12 industrialPPC 2000 PWM 120mm fans. The fans can be controlled by PWM in a range between 450 and 2,000 rpm. At maximum rotational speed, the fans generate a very high static pressure of 3.94 mmH20 and have an air flow rate of 121.8 CFM. The ASUS logo is also on the 1.77-inch OLED display on the pump housing as the preset display, but can be changed via the LiveDash software. The display can display JPEGs and GIFs with a size of 160 x 128 pixels. Alternatively, the OLED display can also display system information such as the water temperature. The bottom plate of the pump is made of copper, guaranteeing the best possible heat dissipation from the CPU. In addition, there is a 60 mm fan in the pump housing, whic...