Friday, September 7th 2018

ASUS ROG Ryuo AIO CPU Coolers up for Pre-order in the UK

ASUS surprised many when they showed off their closed loop liquid CPU coolers at Computex this year, in the form of the Ryuo and the even higher end Ryujin series. Today we see that the Ryuo 120 and Ryuo 240 have made their way on to pre-order pages at popular UK retailers including Overclockers UK. The Ryuo series is based off an Asetek AIO design, presumably Generation 6 as used by other Asetek clients including CORSAIR and EVGA, with either a 120 or 240 mm radiator. ASUS's attempt at differentiating these is by the addition of a 1.77" "LiveDash" full color OLED screen on the top of the CPU cooler block/pump unit, with a USB connector that will no doubt help configure the display and other cooler settings via a software driver. The OLED screen can thus be used to display system stats, cooler settings or, if you wish, even a GIF or a custom static image.

The other differentiation comes in the form of "ROG-designed fans" that claim efficient, instantaneous cooling. The ROG Ryuo 120 and Ryuo 240 are up for pre-order at £129.95 and £149.95 respectively, with the prices including UK VAT. For comparison, the CORSAIR H100i PRO and the NZXT Kraken X52 240 mm coolers currently cost £114.95 and £124.99 respectively from the same store. Both the ROG Ryuo series coolers support a wide variety of CPU sockets, including AM4, sTR4, LGA 115x, LGA 1366, LGA 2011(-3) and LGA 2066. No release date, nor pricing in other regions, is available at this point.
Sources: Ryuo 120 OcUK product page, Ryuo 240 OcUK product page
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32 Comments on ASUS ROG Ryuo AIO CPU Coolers up for Pre-order in the UK

#26
Hood
StrayKAT"Meow Mix - So good cats ask for it by name."


That's a good one. :D
Asus - so bad people pronounce it "ass us"
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#27
Ruru
S.T.A.R.S.
Yay, another Asetek aluminium rad AIO..

Once you go custom loop, there's no going back. And these look like toys.
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#28
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
I hear somewhere that this current generation of pump is infact slightly worse than the previous generations though not by much. The main changes are the lighting and different prop on the pump that pushes the water around the loop.

I think i saw the video on Gamers Nexus somewhere and Steve was talking about it.
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#29
StrayKAT
Chloe PriceYay, another Asetek aluminium rad AIO..

Once you go custom loop, there's no going back. And these look like toys.
Heh.. I'm using a Corsair model myself (although I had an older one as well, and it might've been CoolIT). If you like the various brands, that's about the only reason to get them. I just think ASUS as a brand sucks.
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#30
Ruru
S.T.A.R.S.
StrayKATHeh.. I'm using a Corsair model myself (although I had an older one as well, and it might've been CoolIT). If you like the various brands, that's about the only reason to get them. I just think ASUS as a brand sucks.
Yeah, some of those older models were made by CoolIT, like the original H100i which I owned about 4 years ago.
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#31
Darksword
Those prices are ridiculous. :eek:

120mm = £54.99 and 240mm = £99.99 is more appropriate.
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#32
Ruru
S.T.A.R.S.
DarkswordThose prices are ridiculous. :eek:

120mm = £54.99 and 240mm = £99.99 is more appropriate.
Nah, price differences like that reminds me of Apple when comparing a similar device with different storage size. :D
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