TRYX STAGE 360 4.0'' Dual-Screen AIO Cooler

I have no idea what it does but my husband absolutely loves it lol it looks really cool!

Despite the difficult time I had installing the AIO it’s by far the coolest and best one I’ve ever had. Software and cooler add next to nothing on CPU load and the stage sand screens are awesome. Don’t make the same mistake I did and not line up the magnetic pins with the cooler installation before hand. The radiator really only installs one way or else it will interfere with the stage. Overall very well made. CPU runs at a cool 53c under load now.

This AIO cooler has truly exceeded my expectations! I was initially impressed by its compatibility with older CPU sockets, and the performance has been nothing short of outstanding. It's a fantastic upgrade for anyone looking to improve their system's cooling, regardless of whether they're running the very latest hardware or have an older setup. Here's a breakdown of what makes this cooler so great: First and foremost, the cooling performance is exceptional. It consistently keeps my CPU temperatures well within safe operating ranges, even when I'm running demanding applications and games. The dual-screen display is a really thoughtful addition, allowing for easy monitoring of key system information at a glance. The installation process was surprisingly straightforward, even when dealing with the 1151 socket. The adjustable ARGB lighting provides a nice aesthetic touch, allowing for some customization to match your system's theme. The software is very easy to use and customize this AIO is of superb quality and a very unique design. Finally, the fans maintain a relatively quiet operation, even when running at maximum speeds, which is a huge plus for maintaining a peaceful computing environment. This AIO is reasonably priced for what you get! Overall I am beyond impresses with this AIO cooler. Cannot recommend it enough!

I've been waiting to get this cooler ever since it was announced. With all gaming brands trying to simply slap an LCD screen on an all-in-one cooler, the TRYX Stage is a really unique/creative and visually compelling take on the LCD-based liquid cooler. The installation was simple and straight forward with this product. The ability to quickly daisy chain the fans helped make cable management a breeze. I've had good experience with Asetek based AIOs so was at ease knowing that the Stage will be a reliable product.

Cooling has been great. I never seen my i5-14600K go above 70C. I've been waiting for this AIO since November, and I'm happy to see that it's finally out. I've able to make my noodle stopper figures pop out by editing anime scenes behind them. It really personalizes my PC in a way that keeps me calm. I'm always scared that my GPUs would melt under the heat, so the stage gives me great peace of mind.

This AIO looks amazing and performs so well, it keeps my Ryzen 9 5900x cool as can be even at full load. This runs super quiet and is very easy to install as well. The Stage screen is where it really shines though. The dual screens and the “stage” to set up your various personalization and custom pictures and gifs makes this AIO a very nice addition to any custom build. Yes, it is a bit pricey. But it is also very nice and quiet and clean. The fans also daisy chain so the cable management is very nice as well. I only have great things to say about this AIO and this brand. I’m starting to understand that premium components come at a cost for a reason. I highly recommend this AIO. It’s really nice.

If you're building a new desktop and choosing a top-tier Intel or AMD processor, you'll want some high-quality cooling. A great choice is a 360 mm, 3-fan AIO cooler like this one. Most brands offer nearly the same cooling capacity, though some fans spin faster or have greater static pressure, which can make a small difference. Radiators can be thicker, but that may reduce airflow efficiency. Many coolers have pumps in the head that sit on the processor, and one brand, ASUS, even includes a fan in the head—but in our tests, that fan doesn't significantly affect temperatures. Some units now feature screens that display graphics on top of the processor contact point, which is where this cooler stands out. Usually, the space around the processor socket limits screen size due to RAM on one side and heatsinks on the others, but this design tackles that with a clever twist. The screens are mounted at angles—one flat against the processor and the other tilted to the left—allowing for various display options like across both screens, split mode, or mirror mode. This makes it a fun, customizable feature, especially if your case has a standard tempered glass side panel. The fans connect with the latest POGO-style connectors for a neat, wire-free look, avoiding the clutter of traditional two-wire setups for each fan and RGB. These three 120mm fans are built to deliver good airflow and pressure, making them a reliable choice for an AIO cooler at a reasonable price, with a low-noise factor, designed to cool up to 280-watt processors. The photo is for giving the idea of the screen presentation.

Starting with the boring and functional: this is a high end, heavy duty cooler. The Asetek 7th gen pump should cool just about anything. It's known, it's good, and it's reliable. Installation is very easy and one could argue slightly more refined than the panorama cooler. So LCD vs OLED. I get it. I love OLED. But I kinda prefer the IPS LCD here. I feel like people buying this are not using this in a dark case. If you're like me and you have lots of ARGB lighting going on, your case is not pitch black. So that kinda negates a lot of the advantage of OLED. And with LCD, there's no risk of burn-in. Which is kind of huge for something like this (which probably isn't going to be displaying the most varied content). The mirror is probably the star and IMO is awesome. If you couple it with the psychedelic themes that are available, it really is quite crazy how it can look. I don't have any toy on the stage, but even so, it allows a 3D effect that really pops. Considering this is quite a bit cheaper than OLED style coolers, I think the value is extremely good. It's a very clever layout and the mirror takes things into an extra dimension.

Most AIOs look pretty much the same these days, but the TRYX Stage 360 actually tries something different with that panoramic dual IPS display. It definitely looks premium out of the box, but I was more concerned with whether the Asetek 7th gen pump could actually handle my build or if this was just a flashy gimmick. I’m running a Ryzen 9900X3D on an MSI B850 board, all stuffed into an NZXT H9 Flow case. If you know these X3D chips, you know they can get toasty fast if the cooling isn't on point. To really test it, I skipped the standard gaming benchmarks and went straight to an OCCT stress test. Even with the CPU pulling around 137 watts and boosting near 5 GHz, the temperatures hovered comfortably between 68 and 73°C. That is honestly fantastic for a sustained 100% load. The pump hummed along at 2,700 RPM and the fans stayed under 1,800 RPM, so it didn't sound like a jet engine taking off. There were no sudden spikes and no throttling whatsoever. On the visual side, the screen is sharp. Since it’s 720p at 60Hz, the animations and data readouts look surprisingly smooth rather than choppy. The Kanali software is actually decent too, which isn't always the case with cooler control apps. It lets me swap between live stats when I’m tweaking settings and custom visuals when I just want the rig to look nice. It’s a functional piece of kit that manages to back up its unique aesthetics with legitimate cooling power.

Cooler works great! Easy to install and looks super cool with the screen. The software seems to be fairly optimized, but can be a little confusing. Highly recommend! Can’t beat the price compared to others AIO coolers.

cooler looks and works Great pared with some fans this made my computer looks outstanding

Looks great, software not the best. Install simple and up front, when it works it’s awesome! Other than the app that controls it I can’t complain. Looks awesome, keeps the temps low, not many people have it!

I got this as an upgrade for my current AIO and it looks great. The white finish combined with the dual screen IPS display immediately stands out in my build and gives it a really clean and modern look that feels more premium than most coolers I have used. The screen is sharp and bright with excellent clarity, and I like being able to customize what is shown since it adds a personal touch without feeling gimmicky. The ARGB lighting on the fans is smooth and evenly diffused, and it syncs nicely with the rest of my setup. In terms of performance, I have been impressed with how well it handles heat under load since my CPU stays consistently cool even during longer gaming sessions and heavier workloads. I used this on a AM5 socket and installation was straight forward and the included bracket worked without issue. The mounting hardware felt solid and everything lined up properly without me needing to force anything into place. The pump runs quietly with only a very faint hum that I barely notice, and the fans strike a good balance between airflow and noise so my system stays cool without getting loud. I also appreciate how the radiator and tubing feel durable and well built, which gives me confidence in long term reliability. After using it consistently, I feel like it delivers both strong cooling performance and a high end visual upgrade that makes it a worthwhile step up from a standard AIO.

I've run a few AIOs over the years but nothing close to this one and boy is it massive. The dual screen setup is what grabs you first. A 4.0 inch IPS display on the pump head plus the 360mm LCD display on the radiator is something you have to see running in person. 254PPI at 60Hz looks sharp and the customization options give you real control over what gets displayed. Temps, system stats, custom images, it all looks good. The ARGB on the ROTA SL fans is clean and syncs well. No flickering, no weird color shifts. Just smooth lighting that ties the whole build together. On the cooling side it does its job. The Asetek 7th Gen V2 pump with 280w TDP handles the heat without breaking a sweat. Temps stayed solid under load and I haven't had any issues pushing the system. Installation was straightforward and it covers a solid range of sockets including Intel LGA 1851 and 1700 plus AMD AM5 and AM4 so most current builds are covered. If you're doing a showcase build or just want an AIO that actually looks as good as it performs this is the one. Nothing else I've used comes close. Overall, a decent value.

This CPU cooler features a total of 360mm of cooling fans (120x3) and an easy to connect water block that is compatible with just about all modern CPU's. Runs quiet and cool, keeping my favorite games running at max throttle. Looks great installed in my all-white PC build, with a customizable display that is a massive 4 inches!! This big baddy is now the centerpiece of my modern build and gets loads of comments from visitors! A++++++

Okay, first off I want to say that I am actually doing a disservice to this cooler because I'm putting it inside of a server rack, so I won't actually get to see the screen very often unless I'm actively working on it. I was able to get this to hook up to my Threadripper. Now, it didn't come out of the gate with the correct mounting hardware for my Threadripper, but their website offers a lot of different mounting stuff. My Threadripper is about six years old, but it's still really powerful, and it needs the 360 mm cooler. I'm coming from a two-fan system to this three-fan system, and I have noticed a significant increase in cooling with it. It's doing just a really great job at keeping everything cool while looking great. It functions super well, just no issues across the board. It looks great, functions great; it's really hard to speak anything bad about this. The software that you use is decent, with no real issues with getting the driver set up and installed. Overall, I recommend this if you're looking for a three-fan cooler and a 360 mm surface area.

Looks awesome and you can do some cool things with it. Ran cinebench on my ryzen 7 9800X3D and it got up to 85 Celsius at full load but was still in safe limits. Can be loud at times and the software occasionally glitches.

This AIO is a high quality masterpiece that finally turns the most boring part of a PC build into a literal stage. The dual 4.0 inch IPS screens are the perfect use case for anyone who wants more than just a simple temp readout; with the KANALI software, you can run a seamless panoramic video or split the screens to monitor vitals on one side while playing a GIF on the other. It is an incredible value for a showcase build, especially since it features an Asetek 7th Gen V2 pump that can handle a massive 280W TDP without sounding like a jet engine. The ROTA SL ARGB fans are a standout addition, using magnetic daisy-chaining to eliminate the usual cable nightmare that comes with 360mm radiators. While it is certainly a premium investment, the independent dual-core processor ensures that your fancy display doesn't eat into your actual gaming performance. It is a rugged, beautifully engineered centerpiece that proves you don't have to choose between top-tier cooling and top-tier aesthetics.

I've been using this cooler for a couple of weeks in my gaming rig. It's nice. Keeps everything nice and chilled during extended use. The dual-screen feature is pretty nifty, adding a modern touch to my setup. Setup was straightforward, even for someone like me who's not an expert. The fans are quieter than others I've tried, so no distractions while playing. It fits nicely in the case, and the white color looks sleek. My CPU temps have stayed low, even under load. I really like how it complements the aesthetics of my build while performing well. Highly recommend it.

Previously had the Lianli AIO on this build and the temps were starting to creep up after 2 years. I decided to get a new AIO and case for it and boy was it the right move. I went from the Lianli O11 case and AIO to Tryx Flova and Stage AIO and it has mde the CPU and GPU drop in temps. Tryx has made some really cool products and this is definitely one of them. Originally from the images I thought it was a weird flat hexagon shaped screen but it's basically an open square with a reflective bottom. It's definitely nice to see your temp readouts and the included software was easy to install and setup. No issues at all and loving it so far!

The TRYX Stage 360 ARGB AIO, is a really good looking cooler! Its keeping the 7800X3D at 37C at idle and when stress testing maxes out around 72C, I am very pleased! It was super easy to install, and comes with all mounting hardware for both Intel and AMD systems. Its very quiet and does not interrupt me while in use, even when gaming it has a decent sound level. The value for money with this cooler is really good, because you can find others including early variants of this for almost double! It includes functionality for most all motherboard RGB headers, so you can control the fans with your stock system with no need for a software download. You will need to download software for the screens, it uses minimal CPU and does most of the processing on board its basically a small android system. Overall I am very pleased with its performance, look and functionality that is offered though the screens or stage, you can use the stock images / videos they have, or format and upload your own. its great for those systems that you want to look good, but also keep it running nice and cool.

I’m not one to write reviews much but this thing is awesome. Looks unique and the software is much better than other AIOs I’ve had