GoKawiilThe Tryx Stage 360 ARGB provides good thermal performance, exceptionally quiet noise levels in common scenarios, and a unique display like none we’ve seen before.
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We’re looking at an eye-catching AIO like none other today, sent to us by a relatively new player in the cooling game: Tryx. While the company only started in February 2023, its team of cooling experts has years of experience. We’ve previously reviewed the Panorama lineup of AIOs, finding them to be extremely strong in thermal performance.
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Today we’re testing one of the company’s most recent AIOs, the Stage 360 ARGB. Like previous Tryx AIOs, it features a large screen. Technically, it’s two large screens, with a mirror base. This makes for some quite interesting customization options.
Will the Stage 360 ARGB make our list of the best CPU coolers? Let's take a look at the specifications and features of the cooler, then we’ll go over thermal and noise benchmarks so you can decide if this is the right AIO for your next build.
Cooler specifications
Swipe to scroll horizontally Cooler Tryx Stage 360 ARGB Colors Black or White MSRP $209.99 Lighting ARGB on fans Warranty Cooling components – 6 years
Display – 3 years Socket Compatibility Intel Socket LGA 1851/1700/1200/115X Row 6 - Cell 0 AMD AM5 / AM4 Radiator dimensions 394 (L) x 120 (W) x 27mm (D) Maximum TDP (Our Testing) >250W with AMD’s Ryzen 9 9950X3D
Features of the Tryx Stage 360 AIO liquid cooler
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