For instance, similar contraptions from MSI and Phanteks leave the display in place on the pump – you simply remove the plastic housing in order to access the mounting screws.Īsus also includes a fan and lighting hub in the box, which connects to the display housing using a USB cable, with the pump also hooking up to your PC using a USB 2 header. The contacts on the pump section mean this can all be done without disconnecting any cables, although it does feel a tad overengineered. This unit houses all the cables and circuitboards and is held in place using magnets, lifting off to allow you to get at the screws that secure the pump section to your motherboard. We have to admit this really does look good inside a system, and we were impressed by some of the circuitry design in the display housing as well. This display can dish out a custom logo, show temperature and fan speeds, or play a funky Asus ROG animation. This sits below a VRM fan and the cooler’s centrepiece – a large 3.Sin customisable LCD. The cooler uses a 7th-gen Asetek pump, which proved to be extremely quiet in our testing with no noticeable whine even at full speed. Deal: 10% off for Parallels Desktop (full license & 1st year of subscriptions only).You can support the site directly via Paypal donations ☕. TNR earns Amazon affiliate commissions from qualifying purchases.

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