TRYX Panorama 360 White 360mm AIO Cooler with 6.67ft AMOLED Screen

In this review of the TRYX Panorama 360 White 360mm AIO cooler, the bottom line is clear: this is a niche-oriented liquid cooler for builders who want both serious cooling and a standout visual centerpiece. The single biggest reason to consider it is the built-in 6.67' AMOLED curved screen, which delivers high pixel density and a 3D anamorphic effect that turns the cooler into a system focal point while the Asetek 8th Gen V2 pump and thick radiator provide dependable thermal headroom for demanding CPUs.

Key Features

• 6.67' AMOLED curved screen: A 2k, 60Hz display with 372 PPI and 500 nit brightness for clear, high-contrast visuals even in a showcase build.
• 3D anamorphic effect: Custom-formatted 3D videos and preloaded content in the KANALI library create a perceived depth that can be seen without glasses.
• Asetek 8th Gen V2 pump: Improved pump design rated to handle around 320 W TDP with pump speeds up to 3600 RPM for stronger heat transfer.
• Thicker tubing and dense radiator: 40% thicker tubing and a 30 mm high-density fin radiator aid efficient heat dissipation across a 360 mm surface.
• Magnetic performance fans: Three 120 mm ROTA SL PRO fans use LCP material for strong airflow and static pressure while keeping noise generally low.
• Flexible display customization: KANALI software supports split-screen, temperature readouts, hardware tags, and user uploads (PNG/JPG/GIF/MP4/AVI) for personalized visuals.

Who It's For

This cooler is aimed at PC enthusiasts and content creators who prioritize both thermal performance and a unique visual element in a build. Users who value an integrated display that can show system telemetry, animations, or custom media will find the TRYX Panorama compelling.

Those who should look elsewhere include buyers seeking the absolute quietest solution or a pure value-focused cooler without visual features; some users report mixed impressions on noise and value, so if minimal out-of-box noise or the lowest cost is the priority, a traditional 360 mm AIO without a display may be a better fit.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Striking AMOLED curved display with strong contrast and high pixel density for crisp visuals.
• Robust cooling hardware with an Asetek 8th Gen V2 pump and 30 mm radiator for good thermal capacity.
• Magnetic ROTA SL PRO fans and daisy-chain pogo pin design simplify cable management and airflow.
• KANALI software provides flexible customization and a growing 3D content library for the display.

Cons

• Some users report high-pitched noise under load, so noise performance can vary between units.
• The integrated screen and customization features add cost compared with plain 360 mm AIOs, making perceived value mixed for some buyers.

Specifications

Display	6.67' AMOLED curved, 2k, 60 Hz, 500 nit, 372 PPI
Visual Effect	3D anamorphic effect with KANALI content library
Pump	Asetek 8th Gen V2, up to 3600 RPM, ~320 W TDP cooling capacity
Radiator	360 mm, 30 mm high-density fins
Fans	Three 120 mm ROTA SL PRO, LCP blades, pogo pins, magnetic cable
Compatibility	Intel LGA 1851/1700/1200/1151/1150/1155, AMD AM5/AM4
Media Support	PNG/JPG/GIF/MP4/AVI up to 1080p, 500 MB via KANALI

Our Verdict

The TRYX Panorama 360 White is a compelling choice for builders who want a high-performing 360 mm AIO that doubles as a visual centerpiece. It pairs an effective Asetek V2 cooling platform with a premium AMOLED display and flexible KANALI customization, making it worth the premium for users who value the display and customization. Buyers focused solely on price or absolute acoustic silence should consider alternatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the screen support custom media?
Yes. KANALI accepts PNG, JPG, GIF and MP4/AVI up to 1080p and 500 MB and allows split-screen and temperature overlays.

What sockets does it support?
The cooler includes all-metal mounting hardware and supports Intel LGA 1851/1700/1200/1151/1150/1155 and AMD AM5/AM4.

How loud is it under load?
Most users find the ROTA SL PRO fans reasonably quiet under normal use, but some reports describe high-pitched noise on certain units, so acoustic experience may vary.