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Asus Rog Ryujin III 360 ARGB
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- I had a fun time explorining this liquid aio which Asus singapore have loan it to me. Now I will like to share with you my experience.
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Time Stamp
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00:00 | Intro
01:06 | Unboxing
02:32 | Accessories
05:17 | AIO Block & Radiator
09:22 | Measurement of the AIO Block
09:47 | The ARGB Fans
11:25 | Daisy chain mechanism
16:54 | AMD mounting
20:26 | Intel mounting
26:07 | 4 Important cables to be connected
27:33 | Armoury Crate, ARGB effects and LCD configuration
31:31 | Noise test on idle and on load
32:17 | UEFI configuration
34:36 | Application used for the thermal test
36:56 | The actual thermal test
37:32 | The Results
38:23 | Conclusion and end
I've owned this AIO and the fan max speed capped at 2040rpm if direct connect to MOBO cpu fan header and yes not as advertised 2200rpm...but i able to ramp up the fan speed up to 2150rpm by connecting it to a PWM fan hub with SATA power, then attach to cpu han header...maybe some motherboard unable to provide stable 12v power to all 3 daisy chained fan thus fan speed not running at max speed
Hi Idham Kassim, welcome to my channel and greatly appreciated your feedback. Your info will aid the rest, I will pin your comments and thank you again.
I think it's best to check your motherboard's fan header specs. Some motherboards dun have all the same power and amperage for all headers.
Like as with my asus z790 proart all the fan headers are rated at 12w and 1.0A per header. And each fan has their own amp and wattage requirement. In my case i have 3 bequiet silent wings pro 4 120mm daisy chained to 1 cpu fan header. Each fan is rated at 0.3A and 3.6w.. so in total 3 fans will need 0.9A and 10.8w. So 3 fans will have enough power from 1 fan header.
So if i were to daisy chain 4 of my bequiet fans to one header then, they won't get enough power. It's important to check the manuals and understand the power requirements of all components of the pc to avoid any mishaps.
As for using a fan hub is not really recommended as all ur fans will run at the same speed as an when the temps/load increase. You can't really control or dial in the fan curves on your bios/software.
@@Prabhu_njd did you aware this ryujin 3 comes with only 1 male/female daisy chained cable integrated with PWM & ARGB? There is no separate 3 PWM and 3 argb cable coming from the 3 fans. Use PWM Fan Hub and connect one end label with PWM to PWM fan hub, then from the hub plug in direct to MOBO cpu fan header -100% work and can control the fan speed with custom curve. Yes read of all the specs amp/wattage everything but still without a hub with SATA power, the fan will not run max as shown in this video. Based on true real life experience. Thanks.
@@idhamkassim4195 Honestly speaking. If getting a hub to power up these radiator fans, it will be good. Part of the reason I do not choose Asus mid range boards is, I have no idea why most at at 1A, even on AIO_Pump. Else for the rest I've tested like ASRock or MSI, most are 2A and pump are at 3A.
literally the only clear video explaining how to install it and that isn't even the primary purpose of this video. thank you Kleo
Hi ganger47, welcome to my channel and thank you for your valuable feedback. Greatly appreciated it and all the best with your build 😉
Your videos are all detail and helpful for everyone who wants DIY PC. Thanks a lot!! I wish Kleo could go to pc exhibition like computex at Taipei, Taiwan in the future. Listening to your opinion to the latest pc component must be a wonderful experience!
Hi 許富傑, welcome to my channel. Thank you for your feedback and I greatly appreciated it. I will try in future to attend to any IT Events. Thanks again for the enouragement.
Your English speaking ability is marvelous and your product knowledge is equally marvelous. I hope this product you've reviewed and for which I just ordered in equally marvelous.
@@robertalker652 hi and welcome to my channel. Thank you for your valuable feedback and all the best with your build too 😉
This is one good looking cooler. Interesting thermal results but when I check the price. it's WOW, expensive.
Hi Nox, welcome back, yes a premium price to pay but nevertherless this is a good looking AIO and it does perform. I guess this is what you get of what you pay for. Once again, thank you for your feedback and support 😉
You got me. I was like "I picked the wrong video" lol. Well played. I just purchased the Ryujin 3 upgrading from ryujin 2. I can't wait.
Hi Travis Cooper, welcome to my channel and am glad you like my content. Happy purchase and all the best with your build too 😉
Excellent video dude! You should have have way more subs!
Hi marty flat4, welcome to my channel and thank you for your feedback, greatly appreciated it. All the best with your build too 😉
omg .. thanks for making this detailed video about this aio
hello ANBU Zero, welcome to my channel and I am glad you find this content useful. All the best with your build too. 😉
Thank you for making this video. It was very helpful.
Hello Unannounced Fart, welcome to my channel, it’s my pleasure, thank you for your valuable feedback and all the best with your build too 😉
I want the ability to set a custom GIF as the background for the hardware monitor mode as well as being able to set the font the hardware monitor uses. Having only 2 animated options and one static color option, and only one font choice is deliberately limiting.
Hi TheBlueStig, welcome to my channel and I wasn't aware of this as I have returned this unit. I will try to reachout to Asus, see if they can do some firmware or so to add on features as you've mentioned. Thank you for your feedback.
Also, it's not wrong to vertically mount the monitor. It's perfectly fine to do so. In fact, the software gives you the option to do such.
Hi Travis Cooper, welcome back. Yup. I did a mistake and you are correct. I did mentioned about my mistake in this content. Thanks for the feedback 😊
ROG means extra taxes. I would save money and pick the deepcool lt720 or arctic liquid freezer 360. Keep up the great work bro and stay safe.
HI Swizzler80, welcome back, though this liquid AIO is on the premium price tag, it does perform but you are right. it's not budget friendly.
Have you seen Corsair prices....😮
@@emorrot9938 Hi welcome to my channel, not that I notice off, but I guess they are pricey.
Very very nice and good video helpfull ❤
Hi Amit Kumar , welcome to my channel and thank you for your valuable feedback. All the best with your build too.😉
Awesome video! I just installed mine and realised that my GPU temperature displayed on the cooler is different from HWINFO. Any thoughts why? I am using an X670E Master from Gigabyte, paired with a Ryujin iii. Cheers!
Hi Leroy Chew, welcome to my channel. Mind if I ask which GPU did you install?
@@KleoYan Strix 4080 Super
@@LeroyC06 thanks for the info, I do encounter the similar issue you are having, but mine is of a different issue. was using an ASRock Z790 Sonic PG Wifi with a Gigabyte 4070Ti OC Aero and the temperature does not reflect the same temperature, same applies when I place a PNY 4070ti OC XLR8. However when I swap my motherboard to Asus B650M TUF Gaming Plus Wifi. Only the PNY gpu has the same temp, else my giga does not. I did send a support ticket to asus and my reply was, the Asus amoury crate does not work well with other motherboards. I suggest you to approach Asus support on this matter www.asus.com/support/Product/ContactUs/Services/questionform/?lang=en-us as I am not able to provide you with a solution. so sorry about it.
@@KleoYan ah thats unfortunate. Thank you!
@@LeroyC06 most welcome. Hope you will find a solution soon.
Hi Kleo, i'm planning to get this aio do you think is worth for the performance and lower the i9 -14900k temp ? Already saw your video review arctic liquid and lian li galahad but this one is put me interesting to get, but there is few things make me think again to get 360mm aio, currently using noctua nh d15 chromax and i heard the different temp is not much like 3-5 celcius more lower with aio 360mm, the performance also can be degrade after a few years because is the downside from mostly aio, also the maintenance need more time and detail on aio rather than air cooler, and the last does the aio have a chance to leaks ? Since this is my first time to try aio 360mm how do you think ?
Hi Tuyul Nyasar, welcome back, I am in the mist at work. you mind to drop me an email godzylatech@gmail.com. copy your comment on the email, I will get back to you once I have the time. Do pardon me and thank you!
Hello, i have a question. Which one is better at pure performance between Arctic Liquid Cooler 2 360mm and Deepcool LT720 360mm?
Also good video you earned a sub!
Also which one is better at price/performence between Arctic Liquid freezer 2 360mm and Deepcool LT720 360mm?
@@FloryXL Hi, welcome to my channel. Both are relatively competitive, in the long run, I myself is using the Arctic Liquid Freezer II family, they serve to be very reliable. here are some references. check the coldplate of my Arctic Liquid Freezer II 280 th-cam.com/video/RU388nncnUY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=fZe7gFxLMjygaaUu and also how it's being engineered th-cam.com/video/ugg_6bvYZAk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=qp3jFyJ0xdSvzXrm . As for the Deepcool LT720. I am still testing it for long run, so far it's been operating smoothly too.
The temps reading is impressive, but its still 5 sec display same with the ryujin 2. It should be actual. Just check the price here in the uk 410 pounds LOL!
Hello Bruce lee, welcome back. thank you for your feedback and you are right about the readings. Hopefully Asus will address this.
Fans look to be on backwards? Why would they put the center logo on the side that is against the radiator?
Hi Kevin Ryder, welcome to my channel. There are no difference between push or pull configuration. Just that I prefer to pull as it's easier to clean the rad. if I do push, all dust will accumulate inside the rad. As for the logo, yes it will be nicer to have it out instead of against the rad. As mentioned is my preference to mount the fans, you can choose to have your own style.
Bro since I have this AIO my case gets dirty so fast it's all full with dust. I have the Helios strix Case, so I was thinking it's because the rads position, I have it opposite like yours maybe it's that the issue? It's blowing air inside the case. I though it should blow it out no ?
@@WarBirdx if you mount at the top. Your fans are pushing to the top and it’s though the radiator. Therefore dust is accumulated. Unless you place your fans above the radiator where is pull instead of push. That will help lessen the dust accumulation. But a lot wanted aesthetic. Therefore dust will be there. My main builds are mainly a 280 aio at the side where it pulls air in through the rad. This allows me to clean with ease.
i had the ryjuin 1 before the first one and never had this dust problems, but with the new one you showed in the video its crazy literally, and its so noisy i will try tho with pull option, well screw the asthetics its just stickers you never look at xD@@KleoYan
@@WarBirdx I see, hmm. I never like 360 from the start. I prefer 280 or 420 liquid AIOs, pushing air through rad is always noisier as compared to pulling from the radiator.
Alot will tell me that I am doing the wrong way but when I compare the thermal, both are the same temp, be it push or pull. As why pushing air through a rad is noiser, an example, with how you whistle through your lips, stay at the position and suck air in, which is giving a sharper pitch? That is where I got the idea and it's proven, when I apply on liquid AIOs. (Pull method)
Next will be dust, as mentioned, pushing air through rad you are inviting dust to be accumulated on your radiator, else pulling, the dust if I see it, I can just use a vaccum cleaner to clean the rad fin stacks.
Now as why 280 and 420, it's simple. you pour hot water in a bowl (represent a 360 AIO) and pour hot water to a plate (represent a 280 or 420 AIO), then blow air on both, which will cool off faster?
Therefore with this practical logic and putting this into action. I get better thermal results. It's still up to individual preference. Is either you want esthetic or to compromise performance.
Another fact about using 280 or 420, they are of 140mm fans and you can run at lower RPM and to have good amount of air pulling off the radiators. When comes to fans and radiator placement., I always find cases which ables me to mount a 280 Liquid AIO at the side (Intake), to have my GPU mounted Vertically, leaving no blockage for the bottom fans to push cool air up and having a clear path above for the fans at the top to exhuast hot air out.
Anyway this is my current build based on Sonic the Hedge Hog www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/19f113a/sonic_the_hedge_hog/ and this was my past build, the Gun Metal build th-cam.com/video/caZg__l18Dk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IWMt0jbsBiQwMPZH. Both rigs are with 280 at the side of the case (Intake)
Thanks Kleo, Excellent review as always. The cooling block looks quite large do you think installation on an ITX, mATX system would be a problem? 👍
Hi Wayne Hughes, welcome back, for M-ATX case, if the aircooling clearance have a height of 170mm it should be alright but for ITX, I do not have all ITX case but base on my Lian Li Q58, the pump block will not fit. Also note, I am unsure if this AIO comes with a 240 variant to fit an ITX case.
@@KleoYan Yea, there is a 240 model. But in compatbility with each case/motherboard remains to be seen. Generally since this is an ROG AIO, it should be compatible with their ROG/ROG Strix series of motherboards, without being blocked by the VRM heatsinks.
@@doodlerdsl hi and welcome back. Thank you for your feedback 😉
i like your detailed review
Hi Rezuan Isham, welcome to my channel and thank you for your feedback. 👍
Hello. I have two questions. I still do not understand, are there Noctua 2000 RPM 120 mm fans or not? And the second question, they say that the pump is very noisy, is it so?
Hello Pappilon, welcome to my channel, the one you are referring to is the non argb version. this is the ARGB version.. and I dont hear any weird noises from pump.
@@KleoYan Thank you for the answer. I just think it's better to take ASUS Rog Ryujin III 360 or Corsair iCUE H150i ELITE LCD XT 360.
maybe this will help. noctua version rog.asus.com/cooling/cpu-liquid-coolers/rog-ryujin/rog-ryujin-iii-360/ and the one you find in this content is the argb version rog.asus.com/cooling/cpu-liquid-coolers/rog-ryujin/rog-ryujin-iii-360-argb/
@@pappilon720 I see. I believe it greatly depends on the price. I am not able to tell you if Corsair is a much better liquid AIO as there are no test unit from them. So sorry, not able to help you on this.
@@KleoYan Thank you. Waiting for tests and comparisons)
Thanks!, very detailed, appreciate it,.!
HI Khev VenZ, welcome to my channel and thank you for your feedback. All the best with your build too. 😉
Hi Kleo thank you for your video, it's very useful. But I have a question. I'm hesitating about purchasing this aio but I want to replace the fans with the new ones of Corsair Icue Link. Do you think it's possible ? And if it is, do you think I would have to download the asus and the icue softwares ?
Hi Rei, welcome to my channel. Yea you will need both icue and Asus armoury crate if you intend to switch the radiator fans. Icue to control the Corsair fans and argb. As for the lcd on the AiO pump, you will need Asus amoury crate.
@@KleoYan thank you for this quick reply ! I think I will take it.
@@rei8228 hi and you are most welcome. All the best with your build too. 😉
I bought an ASUS ROG RYUJIN III 360 ARGB a couple of weeks ago. The motherboard for now is Asus ROG Strix Z590-I Gaming Wi-Fi. I'm happy with the hardware itself, but the Armory Crate is just terrible for me. Question: is it possible to live in happiness without Armory Crate or does it contain a driver for RYUJIN? I set up a screen for monitoring temperatures in Aida64, but can I just set the cooler in the BIOS? Or should you ideally install AI Suite 3 from ASUS for coolers? Then there is also the question of adjusting the fan lighting. Or should I look for separate software for lighting?
Hi Игорь Кот, welcome to my channel. you will need the Armoury Crate for your LCD. If you remove that totally. the effect you have set might not stay when you reboot the system. As for your fan's argb, you can get a remote control argb hub.
I'm using thermaltake tower 500 which means the bottom of the screen would have to be facing toward my memory sticks. Is that possible?
Hi WW, welcome to my channel. It should not be an issue, but do note that the cooling is best to have the hose facing downwards and not towards the ram area. Nevertheless you can give it a try.
@@KleoYan tower 500 is set up differently. My videocard is placed vertically compared to your typical horizontal look because of how the motherboard is placed on my case.
Comparing this with the Ryuo, what are your thoughts? Is it worth the price premium even though they are the same Asetek 8th gen pump (but at different speeds)?
Is the price premium justified? Because I bought a Ryuo before this was released with $50 USD off the MSRP.
Hi 박현우, welcome to my channel. for both coolers, if price is not a concern. I would go for this cooler. lesser cable mess plus this Ryujin have more advantage. The small fans which blow the heat from the VRAM, RAMS and M.2 Heatsink. easy for Ryuo, those heat accumulate.. when a board accumulate heat, there will be a stoppage in performance. PC performance not only depends on how much you can cool the CPU only.. with VRAM to run cooler, it will able to draw more ampere for the CPU to perform. same applies to the DDR5 and m.2
I believe this is an asus design much like all the aio kits coming out in the last few months as the asetek patent has ended.
@@zagan1 hello and welcome to my channel, thank you for your valuable feedback 😉
I was able to get the lcd screen on and it seems that the pump is working but the fans on the radiator are not on. I’ve tried swapping cpu fan header and aio header but neither turn the fans on
Hi TheMightyZuko, welcome to my channel. try these troubleshooting steps
1) Leave your pump connector to your motherboard pump header.
2) test out one fan at a time.
3) test with the male connector cable
4) if it works, plug the 2nd fan. if it works then plug the 3rd fan
5) if the male connector cable does not work, swap to the female connector cable.
6) repeat step 4)
This will narrow down if it's a fan issue or a cable issue. If still can't get this resolve, consult Asus support.
@@KleoYantesting one at a time worked. The magnets must have not been lined up properly. Thank you!
@@TheMightyZuko You are most welcome, I hope your issue will be resolved.. if not, then you will need to align with Asus for an RMA.
RMA stands for Return Merchandise Authorization. It is a process that returns a product for a refund, replacement, or repairs during the warranty period.
Hello, and thank you for your very interesting videos. I'm looking for an AIO 360mm for R7 7800X3D AM5, but not as expensive as the ASUS Ryujin, like 170$ max, if you have recommendations I'm interested :)
I have a small question: is it normal to have mounted the fans upside down? I wonder if in the other direction it could improve the Temp or not?
After all, this way it's certain that the VRM temperatures will be better, which intrigues me :)
hi Ben FR27, welcome to my channel. if you just want pure performance, I will recommend you the Arcitc Liquid Freezer II or the Deepcool LT720, both will not break your pocket and both are good in performance. as for the direction i've placed in this video, this is an open bench test. If you are placing it in the case, if you mount the liquid aio at the front, you should be drawing cool air in through the radiator and if you are placing at the top, you've no other options but to have then exhuast warm air through the radiator. That's how it's been for liquid AIO orientation in a case to have good temperature results.
@@KleoYan Thanks for the advice 👍🖖
@@benfr2744 you are most welcome and all the best with your build 😉
Hello, could you tell me which cases the freezer 420 will fit into?
Hi Дарій Коцюруба, welcome to my channel, you might want to check this listing pangoly.com/en/compatibility/arctic-liquid-freezer-ii-420-rgb/case
Thanks for the great video kleo. I am thinking about choosing Kraken Elite 360 or Asus ROG Ryujin 3 360 for my Intel 14900KS (Special Edition) ... which would you recommend? Btw, the Kraken has the 7th gen and the Asus have the 8th gen. I have heard, that the waterpump from the 8th Gen is much louder, which is strange. But does the loudness have really a relevance? I hope, you can help me ... thanks
Hi Scienticus, welcome to my channel. In general, these days the pump are much noiser as its running at higher RPM. for NXZT I can't comment on it as I do not have this liquid AIO as for gen 7 or gen 8 asetek pump, you can go either and if it's too noisy to your liking, you can always lower down the pump speed. Just make sure that it runs consistent speed and adjust accordingly till you find the correct CPU temperature you wanted.
I always do that and to run pump at 80%. example the Galahad II LCD, it's max at 3600, I am running it at 2880RPM. this is my build www.reddit.com/r/MontechPC/comments/19esupr/project_montech_king95_pro_sonic_the_hedgehog/'
I will be honest, if you have the opportunity to get a 280, go for 280 liqud AIO. I know is difficult to find case for 280 but the resutls are much better compared to a 360. The Sonic Build which I've shared with you, it's using a 280 Galahad II LCD and with push pull configuration. Your 14900KS is a beast to tame, you will also need to lower down the power limits.
@@KleoYan Yes, exactly. My main concern is the best cooling performance with good noise insulation, so as not to restrict the power limit too much, which then prevents the 14900KS from developing its full potential. So, to be more specific, where is the thermal limit where the CPU reduces its performance? I would then relate this value to the corresponding cooling, which in turn sets the values for the power limit. What is the maximum power limit for the Intel 14900KS where it still develops its full potential? Setting it to auto would not make sense, because it goes up to around 4000 watts. So I would basically set a power limit, but preferably the highest value, so that the 14900KS can also draw on its power if necessary. You can then see how tolerable the volume is for a short time, which would be important if I play first-person shooters with high fps and stream and use other programs at the same time in order to minimize performance fluctuations, which then maintains a stable input lag in the game.
How high is the thermal limit?
What is the maximum power limit for the full potential to be used when needed?
Are there AIOs that can reach this power limit without the CPU reaching the thermal limit? In the short term, the cooling can get a little louder because these are only short-term performance peaks.
Is there a thermal paste that cools more efficiently than the standard paste?
What additional measures could be taken to improve the cooling even further? Because the more cooling, the more peak performance when needed.
@@scienticus I will be very direct with you. I would rather get a 7800X3D compared to a 14900KS (for gaming).
Reason I say this is because, by default Intel draw power more compared to AMD. With a reasonable good liquid cooler, your intel system will draw more power, but there will be an issue where you will face crashes and instablity when power goes beyond 253Watts.
if you are using intel not only on games buy on production work. the follow will aid you.
I suggest you follow intel specs to tune your processor www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/237504/intel-core-i9-processor-14900ks-36m-cache-up-to-6-20-ghz/specifications.html . I will set PL1 and PL2 to 253Watts which is this processor max wattage or TDP and find the correct load line calibration too, inclusive of Vcore offset.
set the P Core ration to 58 and E cores to 46
Q) How high is the thermal limit?
A) once it reaches 95 degrees celcius, it will start to throttle. I will aim below 90 or 90 degrees celcius
Q) What is the maximum power limit for the full potential to be used when needed?
A) as mentioned follow intel specs which is at max TDP 253Watts.
Q) Is there a thermal paste that cools more efficiently than the standard paste?
A) Use contact frame and as for paste, there are a couple good ones but I have stick to Arctic MX6 as the viscousty is good, the paste is hard to dry.
Q) What additional measures could be taken to improve the cooling even further? Because the more cooling, the more peak performance when needed.
A) Plan your case airflow, the cooler you can get your motherboard area, the VRM Heatsink, Rams area and m.2 near the processor, the better CPU clock frequency you can get. Reason is, this will allow your VRMs to draw current at a comfortable wattage without having high thermal.
@@KleoYan Thank you so much for your answer. I will definitaly stick with Intel 14900KS and with the power limit set to 253Watts it will be an easy solution for the heat I think. Btw, i have heard, that it is possible to make 2 profiles. One singlecore profile, where to turn of the e-cors and hyperthreading (this also increase stability too), which are not needed for gaming and applications like photoshop, videocut and so on. This helps to draw less power and cpu will not get hot. This potential i could use to increase the frequency and get also more stability in peakareas.
But i have to look. how and where i can exactly turn off e-cores and hyperthreading.
Second profile would be multicore and turn on e-cores, hyperthreading, which i activate, when i do developing, simulation and rendering. Here i can lower frequency to get more stability.
Btw, there is a bios-update for the Asus ROG Maximus Z790 Hero (this is my mainboard) from 2024/05/30.
"1. Introduce the ""Performance Preferences"" with options for Intel Default Settings (Performance/Extreme) and ASUS Advanced OC Profile.
2. Redefine the factory defaults based on Intel’s new ""Intel Default Settings"" for various CPU SKUs.
3. Change F5 from ""Load Optimized Defaults"" to ""Reset to Defaults"".
4. Add warnings when users switch from the defaults to other settings.
I think, here are beneftis for using 14900KS. I have to figure out, which exactly and how to use them.
For the cooler, i have decided for the Lian Li Galahad 2 LCD, which i saw your video. The point is, its a 8th gen also have the infinity fans, which i will also build in for the case. So, from design, it will be great.
As you said, for cooling especially the Intel 14900KS is the area important and here is a Z790 Hero a good choice I think. But i heard, that an outtake fan with 140mm would be important and good choice. I have the Hyte Y70, cause it looks so amazing, also with the Display. Otherwise i would have buy the lian li 011 ... but the display is so sick from hyte :)
So, i will go with Lian Li Galahad 2 LCD infinty 360 and additional 7 fans. 1 Fan directly close to the cpu as an outtake. 3 (tripple) 120mm reverse fan in the front for intake and 2 (double) 140mm reverse at the botton for intake. So, 2 have 2 intakes and 2 outtakes. Especially the 1 big 140mm outtake is very close to the cpu.
For the thermal paste, i have seen, that the thermal grizzly kryonaut extreme gives 2 more degrees in comparison to the MX6. I think, every degree matters on the 14900KS. What do you think about this thermal paste Kleo?
My last question is, do have have a video or do you know good one, where i can go through this process, you explained here?
"I will set PL1 and PL2 to 253Watts which is this processor max wattage or TDP and find the correct load line calibration too, inclusive of Vcore offset.
set the P Core ration to 58 and E cores to 46"
Thank you so much Kleo, you are an inspiration and I learn much from you.
@@scienticus Hi, wow that's alot for me to digest hahaha.. ok here goes but is based on my own opinion.
In theory it should be as what you've mentioned but honestly, I find there is a drop in performance. I got to stated that I don't play games, you can give it a try.
as for the bios setting which you've mentioned. I have a bad experience when set to performance/extreme profile. I did test it and the 8eps cable from my PSU (850W Gold from Corsair) got burned. so I dare not test those settings again. I was testing on the Z790 Maximus Hero board.
These are the settings I did in UEFI
Under Extreme Tweaker
1) AI OVerclock Tuner to XPM I profle
2) Asus Multicore Enhancement I leave it as Auto - Lets BIOS Optimize, I know other YTubers will request to disable it but to me there is a performance drop.
3) Set Internal CPU Power Manager - PL1 and PL2 to 253watts
4) Set Actual VRM Core Voltage to Offset (Negative) -0.05V
5) P Core ratio to 58 and E Core ratio to 48
The above is based on my usage for production, not for gaming
As for reference content on undervolting Intel processor. this gentlmen has a very comprehensive explanation th-cam.com/video/1qS7-goe38Y/w-d-xo.htmlsi=boNSsAXSQpwD06MZ
For liquid AIO, if going for the Galahad II LCD, I would get 280 instead of 360. 280 has a bigger surface area and doing push pull configuration is of more advantages over 360
1) it's quiet
2) Fans of 140mm x 4, need not have to run at very high RPM to cool the radiator (This is based on experience)
Disavantage of using a 280 Liquid AIO.
Hard to place 280 in a case and somethings looks weird.. well at least I have done mine
O11D Mini - th-cam.com/video/caZg__l18Dk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=7_GboMhtxyeBe7Yu (old PC build)
Montech King95 Pro - www.reddit.com/r/MontechPC/comments/19esupr/project_montech_king95_pro_sonic_the_hedgehog/ (my current)
btw, my GA II LCD pump runs at 2880RPM throughout as I find no difference in thermal performance between 2880RPM and 3600RPM. Plus running at 2880RPM is quiet.
But if you sticking to 360, I do not have a hyte case to test with. You will need to test out the different position to your needs but in practise for fish thank style and as what you've descript to me is perfectly fine.
I will go for this configuration
Top - 360 liquid AIO (push pull configuration as exhuast)
Side - 3 x 120m fans (Intake)
Bottom - 2 x 140mm fans (intake)
Rear - 1 x 140mm fan (exhuast)
For thermal paste, you can go for Thermal Grizzly kryonaut extreme. Just a trick to share, this is how I did my thermal paste, be it AMD or intel.
th-cam.com/video/xZ2R4roF1_Q/w-d-xo.htmlsi=2qMD2U7JuhyZz-Hr&t=148 timestamp 02:28
you placed the fans upside down 12:15. Holo ROG eye should be on top
Hi Kerem Mayer, welcome to my channel and thank you for point out. For your info, it make no difference be it push or pull configuration. I place it this way as it's easier to clean, plus dust will not accumulate inside radiator fins. However you are right if you just want asethetic.
hi, I bought the same cooling and I had one problem, first when I installed a gif on the screen, the software glitched and The screen turned off and on every couple of seconds, after reinstalling armory crate everything worked, but I can only select branded pictures, and when I try to put any gif or picture, it says that there is a limit on the file size, despite the fact that the file can weigh less than a megabyte. and before that, he played the video with an even larger volume of 32 MB. what to do?
Hi Данил, welcome to my channel, hmm. I have not tested the uploading of mpeg, only tested on jpg, still picture. I would advise you to contact Asus tech support regarding about your issues.
@@KleoYan thanks for your help
@@user-wo3um1ku5f you are most welcome, do pardon me as I do not have this unit to test it further for you as I have returned it to Asus Singapore. thanks again for the visit.
26:45 but why are the fans mounted like this why the sticker is not on this side of yours the. I don't get it
Hi WarBird, welcome to my channel. You can mount the way you want it. For me, I mount it this way as it’s position to draw cool air and push to sweep the warm heat from the motherboard. It’s an open bench test. Plus pull or push is of the same in an open bench test.
I bought one of these, but I'm disappointed with the screen quality. When placing the gifs, the quality is automatically reduced by the software, that is, I did not see any change in quality as promised. There don't seem to be any changes from Ryujin II. Did you notice that?
Hi João Luiz dos Junior Santos, welcome to my channel. Do pardon me as this was the first Ryujin AIO which I have tested. I am not able to compare what's the previous version is like and I am so sorry that it disappointed you.
Thanks for the video. Is this product available to buy for Middle East customers?
Hi Umar Yaqoob, welcome to my channel. I am not able to answer your question and you might want to check at amazon if there are any.
I Have the Ryujin 2. This Ryujin 3 looks good, they finally decide to add a 4 pin pwn. Unlike the Ryujin 2 its connected by USB which control everything. The only thing i dont like on the Ryujin 2 is hardware monitoring is not accurate. Done with ASUS. Using MSI mobos now and using the MEG S360 AIO which is far more better than the Ryujin 2. And also the Armory software is so so bad. Its a massive bloatware.
Hi again Bruce lee, i do agree with you on the bloatware but if you know how to block it. that will not be an issue.
@@KleoYan when you say block it do you mean not to download Armory crate?
@@wankerka hi and welcome back. I am not saying not to download and install armoury crate. it's necessary to control the LCD panel of this liquid AIO. what i mean is, if you know how to filter off the bloatware services using service.msc in windows. you dont have to worry about bloatware.
Hello Kleo Yan, I am currently starting a PC Gamer assembly with the following specifications:
Processor: I5-13400, Motherboard: Asus ROG STRIX Z790-A GAMING WIFI D4 ATX LGA1700,
Video Card: Asus ROG STRIX Rtx 4060 Ti, Ram Memory: 32gb DDR4 3200 MHZ, now my question, is it really worth adding this liquid cooling, is it fully compatible with the processor in the sense that it will work normally? It should be noted that for fans of RGB and to impress and have a striking PC... It would be an excellent option.
Hi angel narvaez, welcome to my channel. This cooler does it's job and if you have the budget to spend.
In my honest opinion, this cooler is an overkill for your setup. An i5-13400 does not really run that hot.
I think before we buy rashly, we should wait and see if anyone complains about the product.
So far, I have seen quite a number of negative reviews. problematic batches etc.... be careful
Hi Quinn Lau, welcome to my channel. Thank you for the notice, infact you are right. Sometimes is good to find info on a product that is used for a certian period. Once again thank you for your valuable feedback 👍
風扇裝反了吧?這樣不是把水冷排的熱吸到機殼內?
Hi 杜ZACK, welcome to my channel, I am testing this in an open bench, if this radiator is at the top and inside a case, will switch the other direction. But if the rad is mounted at the front of the case, the position stays.
@@KleoYan I didn't notice it, it's true, thank you for your explanation
@@zack5066 you are most welcome 😉
In terms of size, this AIO can fit inside the Carbide Series Air 540 High Airflow ATX Cube Case from 2014? Still using this case in 2023. 😅
Hello @BravoSixGoingDark. I have gone through the specs www.corsair.com/us/en/p/pc-cases/cc-9011030-ww/carbide-series-air-540-high-airflow-atx-cube-case-cc-9011030-ww it says able to fit 240 280 or even 360 but base on my experience, it depends on what GPU you are using. it's going to be tricky as the only position for the 360 AIO is at the front.
@@KleoYan I see.
hello and congatulations for this video! i 'm interesting for this liquid coling and i want to know if this purchase is worth it, beacause the prise is very expensive. For exmple between Corsair iCUE H170i Elite LCD XT Display, Lian Li GALAHAD II LCD 360 SL-INF ARGB and asus rog Ryujin III, can you tell me the best choice? thank you.
Hello periklis liakakis, welcome to my channel. I would just say, stick to one suite ego system. the GA II LCD and this Asus Ryujin III both are build equality good. If you are using lian li uni fans, just go for the GA II LCD, as mentioned, best to just use one suite, so that you don't have to install so many programs to control the pump and fans through L-Connect 3 app.
@@KleoYan thank you very much!!
@@periklisliakakis9046 you are most welcome. all the best with choosing and on your build too. 😉
Do you prefer Ryujin III 360 ARGB or the Lian Li Galahad 2 LCD SL-INF 360 cooler? Because both using the 8th Gen Asetek Pump
Hi Big PP, welcome to my channel. If you ask me between these two, on looks Asus. On price Galahad. Performance both about the same. It greatly depends on your budget.
If you ask me base on my own personal favourite. Arctic Liquid Freezer II 280. Hands down, price, looks of a spaceship and performance. You won’t need to have too fanciful or too much lightings to make your build looks elegant th-cam.com/video/caZg__l18Dk/w-d-xo.html
Hi mr, Yan
i just install this aio in to my pc, my question is when i shut down the pc the lcd keep on with dimmer light.
i already set standby mode to off at armoury crate. soo confusing because i want when powering off my pc aio lcd also off
i ever use ryujin ii, and that aio lcd completly off when i set standby mode to off mode.
waiting for answer, thx
hi Wendi Wijaya, welcome to my channel, for this I am not able to answer you as this unit was returned to Asus SG, your best bet is to ask at Asus reddit forum www.reddit.com/r/ASUS/
@@KleoYan alright then, thanks for the information
@@wendiwijaya3348 you are most welcome and pardon me if not able to help you out.
hows the the screen quality cmopared to ryujin II? i remember the older model the screen felt like it had a lot of pixel/dots and the kraken screen more superior. I wonder if its as good as kraken now
Hi JOnnie, welcome to my channel. I do not have a ryujin II to compare with but this unit has a crystal clear image. not much pixelization.
I have this aio and according to asus they increased the resolution of this ryujin iii compared to the previous version.
Qual Aio é melhor, artic liquid freezer II, Ou Lian li Galaahad II Trinity ?
Hi Alexandre Souza, both you've mentioned are of good performance but if you want price vs performance, that will be the Arctic Liquid Freezer II.
It's not fan noise, is there noise in the pump? Asus ROG Ryuo III 360 has humming sound
hi Hakan İsik, welcome to my channel. there will be side humming noise but if it's too loud and if your liquid aio is still underwarranty, check with your seller or to submit an RMA with Asustek.
how to disconnect the radiator hose?
HI icon Learn, welcome to my channel. I have no clue how to remove that but why do you want to remove the tubes? hmm
I hope you can help me. I'm using the same radiator as you. I can't open the device to adjust the radiator. Just load the driver and fully acknowledge it. I hope you can help me fix it.
Hi Hiep Nguyen, welcome to my channel, try remove the armoury crate using the Asus Armoury Crate removal tool dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/14Utilities/Armoury_Crate_Uninstall_Tool.zip?model=Armoury%20Crate , then reboot your system and re-install again.
I know the ryujin iii is not asserted to be compattible with TR4 sockets, but is it possible to remove the default AM4 bracket on it and replace it with a standard square style TR4 retention brackets, such as the type used with the Corsair H100i?
Hi Jeff Jefferson, welcome to my channel. Do pardon me and I am not able to answer your question as I do not have experience with Threadripper mountings or system. it will be best if you can ask your question at the Asus reddit forum. www.reddit.com/r/ASUS/
@@KleoYan cheers pal, I actually did ask on reddit, in the asus rog section though. Many thanks for the welcome and taking the time to respond 👍
@@JeffJeffers0n so sorry ya. Thank you for your visit 👍
Asus Rog Riyujin III 360 or Kraken Elite 360?
Hi João Pedro, welcome to my channel. I have no NZXT liquid AIO to test on, therefore can't really advise you on this. so sorry.
Does the Riyujin screen have 30hz or 60hz?
@@joaopedro4886 it's at 60Hz.
Hi I'm thinking about getting this aio cooler instead of Corsair H150I ICUE elite xt LCD for my i9 13900k do you think the asus one will have better results than the corsair one?
Hi SirSone, welcome to my channel. Sad to say, I do not own or sponsored by Corsair, therefore unable to answer your question properly but when comparing with Arctic Liquid Freezer II and Deepcool LT720. This liquid AIO does have better results.
Did you apply conductive paste?
@@wolfgangernst1336 hi welcome to my channel. Nope, I apply what’s pre applied paste that comes with this liquid cooler.
I have NZXT Kraken Elite 360 RGB. Temps are much better than this and also less expensive in USA.
Hello @rechprogamerus, welcome to my channel. Thank you for your feedback.
So the NZXT KRAKEN ELITE 360 BETTER trying to decide this one or the one u got
@@edwardbaltazar776 I would say ditch the ASUS and go for something else with the extra money you save from not buying this.
@@edwardbaltazar776 hello and welcome to my channel. It greatly depends what you wanted. For me both are ok but the style are different.
When does this cooler become available in the United States?
Hello BigDozer84, welcome to my channel. You might want to check asustek.com to see where you can purchase this.
Hello, I would like to ask you~ My rog ryujin iii can't see the speed in the armory crate and can't control the speed of the water-cooled exhaust fan~ Is this the wrong connection?
Hello @e234darjrock, welcome to my channel. It could be the usb connection. Try shut down your pc, unplug the psu cable, unplug the usb connector if your aio. Wait for 45 seconds. Plug back the usb connector, psu cable and power it on. If it still does not work. Try uninstall armoury crate with the uninstall application provided at Asus website. Then reinstall, see if it works.
@@KleoYan Thank you for your reply~ I can control the animation on the screen now~ But I can't control the speed of the three fans on the water cooling radiator. This may also be a software problem? Or maybe the cable is really wrong. ?
@@e234darkrock I would say try reconnecting the usb cable to another port of the motherboard. See if it works.
@@KleoYan I will check and try again, thanks~~
Arctic Cooling Liquid Freezer II or this Asus? Which one better?
Hello Enkee, welcome to my channel. both does serve pretty well in performance. If you have the budget to this AIO, you can purchase without worries. if there is a budget constraint, Arctic Liquid Freezer II will still be a better option.
Hey I am a new PC builder. Do you recommend this cooler for Intel 14900k? Also I heard this cooler's fans can be very loud, is it true? Thank you!
Hi Huy Vu, welcome to my channel. This Liquid AIO does its job and will be able to handle a 14900k processor. As for noise there will be when it rams all the way up to its max rpm. You can craft your own pwm fan curve to the noise profile you find comfortable. For me I will keep the profile max speed between 1500rpm to 1800 rpm. The noise between this settings are acceptable for me.
@@KleoYan I have a z790 dark hero motherboard and I checked I think it would have enough power for the fans of the cooler
@@KleoYan thank you for your recommendation!
@@HuyVu-lx1mf you are most welcome. All the best with your build too 😉
@@KleoYanalso very quick question: Do you know the resolution of the LCD screen? I could not find that spec anywhere on Asus website.
Hello, have you used thermal paste? If so, what did you use?
Hi LeapsCye Neo, welcome to my channel. Am using the default pre applied thermal paste on this liquid AIO.
I didn't know it was thermal paste. I applied thermal paste without cleaning. Should I clean and reassemble?
@@KleoYan I would be happy if you answer my last question.
@@leapscyeneo9244 ouch! it's better if you remove it and to clean it, then reapply. This might help you out as I always get very good thermal results applying thermal paste this way. th-cam.com/video/xZ2R4roF1_Q/w-d-xo.html
@@leapscyeneo9244 it's been answered. I am unlike otherTH-camrs. I do answer my viewers comments and question. 😉
Do you have any review on the new lianli reverse fans?
Hi Bruce Lee, welcome to my channel. Do pardon me for the late reply, unfortunately nope, I do not have the reverse version for review. So sorry.
@KleoYan any idea if the controller is the same with version 2 or newer? I am using the first version if the fans.
@@wankerka for the reverse fans they are using the v2 controller which has the profile. I have tried the v2 fans (non reserve) they can’t work with the v1 controllers. It has a different rpm profile.
@@KleoYan ok ty
@@wankerka you are most welcome. All the best with your build too. 😉
Hi, how is this Asus cooler efficiency & noise level compared to Arctic Cooler Freezer II? Are both of them good enough for 13900ks?
Hello Evan, welcome to my channel. Noise is subjective to individual as performance, both this liquid aio and the 280 or 420 Liquid freezer II does perform. If you looking for Arctic LF2. take the 280 or 420 route for your 13900KS. Also you might want to set the power limit, as by default, it will run super hot on load.
Thanks for insightful content! Subbed :)
@@kazevan you are most welcome and all the best with your build too.
Will the screws work with the intel i9 14900k?
Hi S_W_A_T_911, welcome to my channel. Yes it does as it supports 1700 Socket.
@@KleoYan Thank you. Great channel
@@s_w_a_t_9115 you are most welcome and thank you for your feedback 😉
Where can I find it, its sold out everywhere
Hi Scott Brady, welcome to my channel. Maybe you can search at amazon.com www.amazon.com/s?k=asus+rog+ryujin+iii+360+argb&crid=55APPHWKTW0U&sprefix=Asus+Rog+Ryujin+III+360+ARGB%2Caps%2C328&ref=nb_sb_ss_ts-doa-p_1_28
Does this also work fir 14th gen intel
Hi Nixohc, welcome to my channel, yes it does support 14th gen.
I have Asus Rog Ryujin II 360 ARGB
How many degree cpu temp difference?
Hi Majed Abdullah, welcome to my channel. I do not have the ryujin II 360. Can’t tell you what’s the difference in temperature. But if you already have that, I don’t think you need to change to this. As the ryujin seems to have same function as this. Maybe just the lcd interface is slightly different.
@Kleo Yan the main difference in spec is that the II using gen 7 astec and III using gen 8 astec but does the new gen 8 worth it as temperature decrease
@@Majid.bo3 I see. I mean is still up to you. for me if I have the version II 360, I would not spend on this. unless you really want to. I will make use of the version II till end of time. I am sure that the temperature drops will only be a fraction. 2 to 5 degrees difference. If it's that, I will just do side tweaks. Limiting the processor Power limits on intel or using PBO2 on AMD.
@Kleo Yan ok thanks man.
@@Majid.bo3 you are most welcome. don't mind my saying those ya. Just that I feel is not a good upgrade from version II to version III.
$350 and cant control the fans?!? What???
@@NebulositySirus hi welcome to my channel. Radiator fans can be controlled. Either in UEFI or to use the armoury crate application.
Is the contact surface with the processor nickel-plated?
Hi Hackod, welcome to my channel the coldpate is copper and not nickel-plated.
@@KleoYan
ty.
@@Хакод you are most welcome.
Is this pump loud?
Hi Paul, welcome back. When I tested this unit it's quiet.
Pump control ?
Hi Music Is Life, welcome to my channel. As the pump and VRM fan are plug to the same motherboard fan header. Which is CPU_FAN, you can control the pump rpm through UEFI or Armoury Crate. just need to select to CPU_FAN, set to PWM and to create your own PWM curve.
@@KleoYan Yeah my friend in theory it supposed to work like that ,in my case nothing can change the pump RPM and it is runningso slow and temp get very high ! !
@@musicislife7512 serious. Set to dc and run full. See if that helps
Hello, for a PC with an Intel Core i7-13700KF (3.4 GHz / 5.4 GHz), will this watercooling do the trick?
Hi Maxime Lg, welcome to my channel. This liquid AIO can easily tame a 13700k or 13700KF without issues. All the best with your build too. 😉
@@KleoYan thank you very much
@@maximelg7467 you are most welcome.
I’m building my pc and I’m stuck at part. If some can help me, it will be a life saver. It’s nothing related to the video but I have a Msi mpg 1000w 80+ gold fully moduler psu. I also have a Asus rog strix 3070 ti. The problem is that the gpu has 3 8 pin ports but the psu has 2 6+2 pcie cables and 2 6+2 600w pcie cables. Since the gpu has 3 ports which cables do I plug in? Do I plug in both 600w cables and leave the 3rd one or plug in the 2 regular 6+2 pcie cable and leave the 3rd one?
Correction - the other 2 cables are not 600w. On the back of the psu, it says +12VHPWR.
@@rodnietorres3082 what's the model of your PSU?
@@KleoYan Msi mpg 1000w 80+ gold fully modular
@@rodnietorres3082 i have search that.. is it a A1000G ??
@@KleoYan yes
what is the screen resolution?
Hi Intez -_-, welcome to my channel. its a 3.5" LCD Panel with resolution of 480 x 480 in pixel.
take a drink each time he uses "whereby" incorrectly
Hi THE BOBIST, welcome to my channel. Thank you for your feedback.
You cant even control the AIO fans with the asus software. Total fail. 😂
hi BreakaTape, welcome to my channel. Thank you for your feedback, why not feedback to Asus or at Asus reddit forum? At least they know about it and to improve on it.
@@KleoYanI will. I wish you would've mentioned that in your video. That's a major flaw. In NZXT you can control the fans in the software, with Asus you have to go to the BIOS for adjustments, extremely inconvenient.
@@BreakaTape I see, my bad as I never like to control Pump or fans via software, I prefer to use UEFI. total control.
@@KleoYan how do you have more control in UEFI than via software? I can do anything in the NZXT software. Another major flaw is the lack of hysteresis. If your cpu temp goes to f.e. 75 Celsius for 2 seconds, the fans will ramp up. With hysteresis you can set the fans to only ramp up if temp exceeds certain threshold for a set amount of time to prevent that occasional ranping.
@@BreakaTape I see. Good for you. 😉