ASUS ROG RYUJIN III WB CPU Water Block-Intel LGA 1700, 1200, 115X, AMD Socket AM4, AM5 Asetek Copper Cold Plate Black, 178 Micro-Cooling, 3.5Inch Full Color LCD Display, Embedded VRM Fan, ROG Fittings

So far a solid entry I upgraded from the Asus Rog Strix LC 240 II white to this unit in white and it performs as expected. There is some fan noise but you can adjust in the settings. People complain about Armory Crate app but I don’t have any problems as a lot of my gear is Asus and in that eco system all ready. Plus it looks amazing with the screen not many on the market and I got this at a good price.

I replaced my Corsair iCue link water block with this product. I was skeptical because, it is based off the design of the AIO. To my surprise... I like this product better. It matches the ROG Motherboard and Graphics card. Giving it a more themed look. When mounting it I was worried that it may not mount well, however temps are down 5 Celsius just from switching out to this water block. No other modifications to the loop. I think it would be too much for someone with an ROG build, but all I need now id an ROG Pump-reservoir combo. I am sure they would have partnered with EK (But that is unlikely to happen anymore) Even though it has the VRM cooler fan, I can not hear it at all. The case fans are louder running in idle at a low speed.

Overall exactly what I want, just a few small things that I think can use some improvements: the screen seems to show gifs at a slower speed, and the screen mounting system can easily result in bad contact that made installing quite a hassle; also, ROG should consider giving the RGB connector a Daisychain header so that everything can be controled together easily.

It’s a grate product. There is an in and out for the loop. Bad part you can’t just set the screen without armory crate. Hate that part

This AIO is aesthetically pleasing and simple to install. It really does put the button a ROG build. The software support via Asus Aura Crate is mediocre. The customization options for the LCD screen are extremely limited, and the stock lcd images don't actually screen correctly.