One of the standout products at Computex this year is the TRYX Panorama SE, an AIO liquid CPU cooler with an innovative 6.5-inch AMOLED curved display on the pump-block that wraps around the front- and side, with an eye-pleasing 1080p resolution. You're supposed to orient it in such a way that its side faces the front of your case, and hope that this portion of the display isn't obstructed by tall memory modules. Perhaps the latest crop of motherboards with DDR5 CAMM2 slots has the answer to this problem.

The curved display and its panoramic edge lets you create anamorphic illusion effects such as the ones you see in buildings with large curved displays. The cooler uses an HDMI connection to your graphics card, and can be made to display just about anything. The Panorama SE comes in 360 mm and 240 mm radiator sizes, and in white- and black trims. The display is embedded in its own L-shaped breakout module that floats over the pump-block. The actual pump-block is somewhat cylindrical, a small 60 mm fan ventilates the pump motor and the heat dissipation chamber.

On March 28, 2024, in Shanghai, the cutting-edge tech brand TRYX launched an array of innovative products at an event revolving around the theme of "New Species." Unlike traditional tech launches, TRYX captivated attendees with an intriguing exploration of "Future Archaeology," unravelling the mysteries of technological evolution and introducing a new era of PC components, headlined by the PANORAMA AIO cooler, ROTA fans, and LUCA chassis.

At this transformative event, TRYX showcased its commitment to pioneering technology by showcasing products that redefine the boundaries of innovation. Among the standout releases was the PANORAMA liquid cooler, the first in the world to feature an L-shaped screen, developed in collaboration with cooling solution experts at Asetek. This partnership has allowed TRYX to integrate the exclusive 8th-generation water pump solution from Asetek, signaling the brand's ascent to the top of the tech industry.