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History of CPU cooling is longride way. From basic coolers to extreme cooling as example LN2. We can remember 20 years ago...Yes, everything looks like stock boxed cooler 🙂 But different was the cooler for AMD Thunderbird CPUs.
Cooling systems were evolved, first home liquid cooling and worldwides forums were full of users. They shared about all inforamtion how to do home setups, how tweak the processors etc. etc. It is history. Today people want to have cooling system ready to use with good design, easy installation and silent working.
At the end of 90s started also extreme overclocking. In Japan guys cooled PC with dry ice or liquid nitrogen.
About 10 years ago there was big market with aircooler with high cooling performance and low noise. In this age came first AIO Coolers. Im thinking, one of the first was Corsair H50 and Antec Kuhler series. This Antec (model 920) was very strong, but with max RPM really noisy. Later tthis cooler was as revision for AMD Bulldozer bundle (CPU+FX AIO cooler).
Do you know, Asus had Air coolers many years ago? Do you know Asus Triton or Asus Silent Knight? So this company has some experience with cooling and in 2018 they are selling AIO coolers. There is ROG Ryuo and higher model ROG Ryujin. Ryuo exists in 120 a 240 mm version of radiators. Ryujin has 240 and 360 models. But we will focused on highest ROG Ryujin 360 today.
1. Desription and Ryujin theory
Noctua fans, cool design, sleeved tubes, adressable RGB LED and OLED display and inside the embedded fan. Thats it!
Mentioned before - Noctua Industrial fans
This is what I like. Emedded small fan to cools VRM of the motherboard or first M2 slot. This is special y necessarily for Z390 with 9900K OC combination or X299 or X399 CPUs.
OLED display and some functions on it. U know propably Linus face on display at Computex time 🙂
And AURA Sync support via LiveDash app
2. packaging
On the box, in ROG style, front part shows important information about Noctua coolers and on the back side of box are features like OLED display 1.77", small "VRM" fan on CPU block and about AURA Sync.
Inside the box are three Noctua Industrial fans about size 120x120x25mm. Those fans working in range 450-2000 rpm and cooling performance is up to 122CFM. You propably know, Noctua fans are really effective in performance/quiet ratio. Specs says only 29.7 dB!!
Fans have braided cable with 4-pin PWM connector. On the photo you can see noise reduction rubber pads.
Socket reductions and many screws for installation. The cooler is from factory ready for LGA115X motherboards. But you cand find in accessories AM4 bracket and universaly backplate. For TR4 you need change the bracket which is inside the box of TR4 CPU (Threadrippers).
Plastic design cover over the CPU pump. You can see plastic "window" on the bottom corner for OLED display informations or animations.
Radiator is classic 360 alluminium material, thats mean for 3x 120mm fans in one row. Real lenght of radiator is over 390mm, widht 121mm and thickness is 27mm.
Rubber tubes have about 430mm lenght including screws (390mm without it). This is more than enough for most of cases.
CPU integrated block contact is a copper. The side view on the block show the small fan inside for VRM cooling. The size of fan there is 60mm. On the top of integrated block is OLED display.
Connectors in my hands including 2x PWM female connectors, SATA cable for power, USB 2.0 connector and 4-pin PWM for the pump.
Cooling systems were evolved, first home liquid cooling and worldwides forums were full of users. They shared about all inforamtion how to do home setups, how tweak the processors etc. etc. It is history. Today people want to have cooling system ready to use with good design, easy installation and silent working.
At the end of 90s started also extreme overclocking. In Japan guys cooled PC with dry ice or liquid nitrogen.
About 10 years ago there was big market with aircooler with high cooling performance and low noise. In this age came first AIO Coolers. Im thinking, one of the first was Corsair H50 and Antec Kuhler series. This Antec (model 920) was very strong, but with max RPM really noisy. Later tthis cooler was as revision for AMD Bulldozer bundle (CPU+FX AIO cooler).
Do you know, Asus had Air coolers many years ago? Do you know Asus Triton or Asus Silent Knight? So this company has some experience with cooling and in 2018 they are selling AIO coolers. There is ROG Ryuo and higher model ROG Ryujin. Ryuo exists in 120 a 240 mm version of radiators. Ryujin has 240 and 360 models. But we will focused on highest ROG Ryujin 360 today.
1. Desription and Ryujin theory
Noctua fans, cool design, sleeved tubes, adressable RGB LED and OLED display and inside the embedded fan. Thats it!
Mentioned before - Noctua Industrial fans
This is what I like. Emedded small fan to cools VRM of the motherboard or first M2 slot. This is special y necessarily for Z390 with 9900K OC combination or X299 or X399 CPUs.
OLED display and some functions on it. U know propably Linus face on display at Computex time 🙂
And AURA Sync support via LiveDash app
2. packaging
On the box, in ROG style, front part shows important information about Noctua coolers and on the back side of box are features like OLED display 1.77", small "VRM" fan on CPU block and about AURA Sync.
Inside the box are three Noctua Industrial fans about size 120x120x25mm. Those fans working in range 450-2000 rpm and cooling performance is up to 122CFM. You propably know, Noctua fans are really effective in performance/quiet ratio. Specs says only 29.7 dB!!
Fans have braided cable with 4-pin PWM connector. On the photo you can see noise reduction rubber pads.
Socket reductions and many screws for installation. The cooler is from factory ready for LGA115X motherboards. But you cand find in accessories AM4 bracket and universaly backplate. For TR4 you need change the bracket which is inside the box of TR4 CPU (Threadrippers).
Plastic design cover over the CPU pump. You can see plastic "window" on the bottom corner for OLED display informations or animations.
Radiator is classic 360 alluminium material, thats mean for 3x 120mm fans in one row. Real lenght of radiator is over 390mm, widht 121mm and thickness is 27mm.
Rubber tubes have about 430mm lenght including screws (390mm without it). This is more than enough for most of cases.
CPU integrated block contact is a copper. The side view on the block show the small fan inside for VRM cooling. The size of fan there is 60mm. On the top of integrated block is OLED display.
Connectors in my hands including 2x PWM female connectors, SATA cable for power, USB 2.0 connector and 4-pin PWM for the pump.
