Achieve high performance and style for your computer with the ASUS ROG RYUJIN III 360 AIO Liquid CPU Coolerfrom ASUS. With three 120mm Noctua fans and a 360mm aluminum radiator, this all-in-one liquid cooling system helps to ensure optimal temperatures for your compatible Intel or AMD processor. It also features a 3.5" color LCD display on the CPU block that can display system stats or express your personality with custom animations and images.

360mm Fan Radiator    3 x 120mm Cooling Fans    PWM Control    450 to 2000 rpm Fan Speed    71.6 CFM of Airflow    3.5" Color LCD Display    Sleeved Rubber Tubing    For Select Intel & AMD CPUs

With the 32MB of memory and support for up to 2000 frame animations, the RYUJIN III's 3.5" color LCD display can bring your system to a new level of style. Use it to monitor system stats such as clock frequencies, voltages, and temperatures. Or add your own custom wallpaper images and animations.

The 8th Gen Asetek pump sports a 3-phase motor for higher water flow and quieter operation, riding on a larger cold plate that is ideally sized for the Intel and AMD processors.

The copper contact surface is now 32% larger than the previous generation to keep power hungry processors cool.

The sleeved rubber tube is wrapped in braided mesh, and the large 7mm inner diameter reduces flow resistance.

The radiator is 3mm thicker than the previous gen, delivering improved cooling performance.

To overcome the thermal challenges of the latest multi-core CPUs, ROG Ryujin III offers industrial-grade Noctua iPPC-2000 PWM radiator fans that deliver high performance and minimal-noise operation. These 450 to 2000 rpm fans deliver up to 71.6 cfm airflow while producing just 29.7dBA of noise.

Intel: Socket LGA 1700, 1200, 115X
AMD: Socket AM5, AM4

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the Magewell Pro Capture AIO 4K Plus Capture Card support SMPTE Level B on SDI?

A: The Magewell Pro Capture AIO 4K Plus can support SMPTE Level B on SDI. It can support SD/HD/3Ga/3Gb/3Ga-DL/3Gb-DS/6G (SMPTE 2081) standards. Note: there is limited support of 3Gb-DS as only the first stream can be captured.

Q: 2. Does this support NDI'HX?

A: The Magewell Pro Convert for NDI to SDI is able to decode NDI HX.

Q: 3. What is the difference between Ilford Rapid Fixer and Ilfore Hypam fixer?

A: Essentially the same except that the Hypam is designed to be used with the (optional) Hypam hardener. If you have very thin or potentially fragile emulsion you'd want to harden. I use the rapid for everything.

Q: 4. Is this card compatible with Mac OS X? On the Magewell site, it says so, but here in the overview, it only talks about windows drivers. Please clarify that for us all. Thank you

A: This card is compatible with Mac OS X as indicated on the Magewell website.

Q: 5. Is this indicator fixer? Will it turn color when exhausted?

A: Unfortunately, no, the Ilford Rapid Fixer (Liquid,1 Liter) does not have indicator dye in the fixer. However, the Ilford Ilfostop Stop Bath (500ml), B&H # ILISB500ML, is a stop bath from Ilford that does have dye that is pH sensitive and changes color from yellow to purple as the stop bath becomes exhausted.

Q: 6. Will it cross convert for example, NDI 1080i@59.95 to SDI 1080p@29.97?

A: Yes, the Magewell Pro Convert for NDI to SDI Decoder supports manually setting output resolution and frame rate. You will be able to select 1080p 29.97 as the output resolution.

Q: 7. What is the dilution ratio for film?

A: 1:4 fixer:water (one of the best on the market)

Q: 8. Can I reuse the fixer for processing film?

A: Yes you can reuse it but it is recommended to replenish it. The instructions on that is on page 3 at this link, https://bit.ly/3MdKFI1 .

Q: 9. do I have to rinse with water after using the fixer for a spiral canister?

A: You can re use fixer so after you fix your film pour into a container for re use. After you have used the fixer on your film it is safe to be in the light. But yes you should be washing your film after that step as well as using some sort of wetting agent for cleaner negatives. Hope that helped

Q: 10. Any idea of how many 35mm 36x rolls this would last? Thanks.

A: As per Ilford, 24 rolls of 35mm film in 36 exposures can be processed at a 1+4 dilution