ROG RYUO IV 360 ARGB

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In our test, the ASUS ROG Ryuo IV 360 ARGB proved itself to be a powerful and technically advanced all-in-one liquid cooling system in the high-end segment.

Hardwareluxx: Excellent Hardware

The ASUS ROG Ryuo IV 360 ARGB is not only a spectacularly designed AiO cooler with a huge AMOLED display and intensely illuminated fans, but also a model that impresses in terms of functionality and on which we cannot find any major flaws

Silver Award

If your goal is a system that looks as expensive as it performs, this is the kind of part that makes the whole build feel intentional.

Gold

liquid cooling with panoramic OLED display

DDs Recommended

Overall, the ASUS ROG Ryuo IV 360 ARGB is a high-quality AiO cooler with good performance and operation, but neither makes it stand out from the crowd of other 360mm ASETEK AiOs. However, the price is quite extreme due to that large, nice curved OLED screen, which is essentially what you are primarily paying for here. So, if you like how it looks, we can easily recommend it, as it works well.

10/10

For this high price, however, you get: excellent performance, quiet fans, a very well-executed OLED display, easy installation, and an above-standard warranty. If price is not an issue for you, this cooler can be highly recommended.

BUG Recommends award

Asus's most technically impressive liquid cooling to date brings a massive, curved AMOLED screen combined with high performance. Liquid cooling for the most demanding buyers who accept no compromises when it comes to performance and aesthetics.

BUG Recommends award

In our subjective opinion, this is the best screen we have seen on a liquid cooler to date. The cooling performance is absolutely brilliant, and we expected nothing less.

Recommends award

The ROG Ryuo IV 360 ARGB features an upgraded Asetek Gen8 V2 water pump, twice as long tubes connecting the water block and radiator, and slightly quieter fans. The most interesting feature of this cooler is its 6.67-inch curved AMOLED screen, which is located on the top and side of the plastic housing.

Editor's choice - Intriguing concept award

The screen is a curved AMOLED with a diagonal of 6.67 inches (if stretched out) and a 2K resolution. The combination of these fans, densely packed radiator fins, and an improved pump and block, make the ROG Ryuo IV ARGB almost silent while a fully loaded mid-range processor "sings on all cores" with temperatures not exceeding 50 degrees.

Editor's choice - Intriguing concept award

The combination of these fans, densely packed fins on the radiator, and a better pump and block make the ROG Ryuo IV ARGB almost silent while a fully loaded mid-range processor "sings on all cores" with temperatures not exceeding 50 degrees. That task is, however, a piece of cake for something designed to cool top-tier models from Intel and AMD, which does require the fans to speed up, but it will remain quiet except in the most extreme cases.