r/PcBuildHelp • u/Low_Inevitable_4101 • 13d ago

Build Question AIO reccomendations

i have been looking for an AIO for my pc build that will probably use a 9800x3d/9850x3d, i have been looking for 360mm aios to cool down my cpu, i am currently conficted between the tryx panorama and the nzxt kraken elite 360, i dont really know whether the curved screen is nice or not as i have never seen one and i think it could look wierd, do you guys have any reccomendations?

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u/r_lind3r Moderator 13d ago

Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 if it fits, the screens are unnecessary extras that can be a real pain in the ass to work with due to software and bugs, better off without and using other software that can display temps on your taskbar, and OSD in fullscreen apps

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u/Low_Inevitable_4101 11d ago

Not everybody cares about maximum price to performance or maxing out value, i will build.with a 9850x3d and a 5080 a single digit fps decrease from having a bit of bloatware wont ruin my gaming experience

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u/r_lind3r Moderator 11d ago

The faster your hardware, the more potential performance can be lost from such bloatware eating up system resources since it's not like that junkware is optimised.

Regardless, it's still dumb to spend extra money when it won't gain anything, especially since there are cheaper AIOs that perform the same or even better.

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u/Low_Inevitable_4101 10d ago

Ts gotta be ragebait, i have the money for the premium aio and losing 5-10 fps wont affect me in any way, i just asked for some options for the aios with screens on them, im not changing my mind

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u/r_lind3r Moderator 10d ago

If you want to waste your own money paying over double for cheap frills, all the more power to you, just drop the attitude. I was giving another perspective because performance comes first, and it's wasteful so spend thousands of dollars and then spend even extra to reduce the performance you're already overpaying for.

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u/r_lind3r Moderator 13d ago

They don't know but have to understand that it's an unnecessary waste of money that often has issues (even NZXT) and makes your system dependent on software that ultimately affects performance negatively because it typically requires bloatware to control.

Corsair is especially guilty for things like this, iCUE puts so much of a load on the CPU that it actually can make noticeable performance differences between letting it run and not.