ASUS' ROG Ryuo series liquid coolers are now available to pre-order
An AIO with a OLED display?
Published: 4th September 2018 | Source: Overclockers UK |
ASUS' ROG Ryuo series liquid coolers are now available to pre-order
Now, ASUS' ROG Ryuo series of liquid coolers have become available for pre-order in the UK, offering an aesthetic that is designed to closely match other Republic of Gamers products, Aura Sync compatible lighting and an integrated OLED display that can showcase custom images, gifs and logos.
The Ryuo series acts as ASUS' entry-level ROG offering, shipping with 120mm and 240mm variants. The ROG Ryuo seems to be an Asetek CLC design, with both models shipping with support for all modern CPU sockets, which includes AM4, TR4, LGA 115X, LGA 1366, LGA 2011-3 and LGA 2066.
On Overclockers UK, ASUS' 120mm Ryuo AIO costs £129.95, whereas its larger 240mm counterpart costs £159.95. These prices could change before release, though we have already found multiple UK-based retailers that use the same pre-order pricing for ASUS' ROG Ryuo series coolers.
The unique selling point of ASUS' Ryuo coolers is their ROG series branding, for those who want everything inside their systems to match as much as possible, and the unit's use of a 1.77-inch OLED display, which can be used to monitor your system's status or to display custom animations or logos. The addition of an OLED display is likely that has pushed the pricing of the ROG Ryuo higher than most other CLC liquid coolers of this size. 
At this time, we do not have a firm release date for ASUS' ROG Ryuo series of AIO liquid coolers, though the fact that they are available for pre-order seems to indicate that they will start shipping shortly.
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Originally Posted by Wraith
Not too bad if I'm honest, always liked the NZXT AIO with the infinity mirror but this has an OLED display so I'd say £160 is more than worth it.
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I do like the idea, I really do, but for the price they are asking (which is mainly due to said OLED screen) I'd buy a different AIO and save a bit of money; It is a small screen which most people won't ever look at compared to the software they likely have on their rigs.
So aside from the "flashy look of it" I don't see a legit purpose behind it, at this moment in tech, aside from the looks and uniqueness that it offers.
LAN party or gathering? It would be cool.
Normal day to day usage of the rig? Pointless (imo).Quote
Cheap generic Asetek design with flashy lights and a small screen, Only good thing about it is the Noctua fans.Quote
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Originally Posted by Dicehunter
Corsair H150i Pro 360mm costs £165 and performs brilliantly, Asus ROG 240mm costs £160 and will perform worse but at least they put a screen on the cooler.
Cheap generic Asetek design with flashy lights and a small screen, Only good thing about it is the Noctua fans. |
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