 Ryzhin Tech is trying to change the game up with their Triton CPU cooler. All one coolers have been mostly rocking black tubes since basically the dawn of time. So including clear tubes and the ability to dye the included liquid yourself or Pre-purchase it pre-dyed is a bold move, Cotton. Let's see how it pays off. Stay subscribed to Linus Tech Tips for probably more cooling videos as we get into the summer season. The Cooler Master Novatouch TKL utilizes genuine Topar hybrid capacitive switches and is now available at a more affordable price. Click now to learn more. Let's start with a physical tour of the Triton. One could easily say that this is the best-looking AL cooler out there currently. The first thing you should notice is the completely clear tubing and CPU block. This allows for more than just aesthetic purposes as letting you see the coolant moving around and the pump actually working is pretty cool. Its tubing can be a big draw, but what isn't described is just how flexible, smooth, and soft the tubes are and that's not necessarily a good thing. They're so flexible in fact that while it does allow for far easier installation and positioning of the block, radiator, and tubing, they kink extremely easily. So easily in fact that they may be fine while it's installed in most configurations, but I'm also willing to bet that many users will kink them a few times during the installation process. The mounting hardware is very solid and has some good weight to it and it happens to look good, which is kind of great as well because it will complement that beautiful reservoir. But now, onto the main feature of this whole video, the pump, CPU block, and reservoir. The reservoir has a fill port for easy access and fittings that are easily removable and expandable into other parts of your system, like your GPU. You could in fact color the included liquid and that's exactly what Regentech planned. They included three colors of dye in the box, red, green, and blue. In case that's too much tinkering for your blood, which is unlikely, but anyways, don't worry. Regentech has you covered with two other models of the Triton. They have the Triton Core, which is the only model that doesn't come with the included fans, which we'll talk about later, and also has no added dyes. The next model is the Triton RGB, which is pretty self-explanatory. These models come pre-colored in R, G, or B, so you don't have to worry about possibly making a mess, losing your liquid, or screwing up your pump. And it's a good thing that they include this model in their lineup because there's a big sanity check here by Triton. Stated right on the web page is that opening the fill port on your cooler voids your warranty, and they hold no responsibility for damages caused by the dyes. That being said, this shouldn't be too surprising, as it would be very easy for an inexperienced builder to wreck their system once that port is opened. Since I mentioned them earlier, I should probably talk about the included fans. They are actually pretty decent as experienced in our testing. They push a fair amount of air and are decently quiet. Where things start to get a bit different and strange is the fact that the fans are actually tethered together at the cable. That terminates in one three-pin fan connector instead of two. The reason why they did this was done is because they included an inline fan controller, which is actually pretty cool in theory, but I have concerns. For example, there are no numbers or symbols telling you what speed or voltage the fans are running at, and you have to open up your side panel every time you need to adjust your fan speed, which can get very annoying. I would have appreciated if even a like one to five marking was on it, so you would be more clear in the end. Let's backtrack a bit to the box this came in. When you open the box, you're greeted by one tiny piece of closed cell foam over top of the CPU block to make it a little bit safer, and then mostly just some flimsy cardboard for the rest. Yet again, I had some concerns. Upon researching the cooler and reading customer reviews on Amazon, Newegg, and NCX.com, there were tons of cases of dead-on-arrival or leaky coolers. Not cool. Anyways, it's now results time. As you see in the graphs, the Triton manages to do very well with our Noctua NFF-12 straps to it, and even beating out the H100i by a little bit. The stock fans are running at 1100 RPM, were not very audible at all, which is great, but as you can see, their performance wasn't necessarily anything to write home about, which is not too surprising due to their stellar audio levels. While the Triton may not be the best performing cooler out there, it definitely gets you to a very comfortable temperature, and easily enters the expected range of temperatures for a 240mm cooler, while being one hell of a looker. In conclusion, this is one hell of a sexy cooler, and that seems to be a lot of what people are going for when they're looking for aftermarket cooling these days, anyways, so that might be fine. If you're not interested in aesthetics or have an opaque side panel, then this may not be the cooler for you. Dead-on-arrival issues are nothing to scoff at, and if you can fit a 280mm rad in, then definitely go with that, which I guess is true for pretty much any 240mm cooler, if you're not going for aesthetics. Personally, I really dig that you can change the colors of this bad boy, and I like that you can actually easily drain it to either color match to a different build in the future, or just go back to colorless if you please. 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