Tryx launches new liquid AIO cooler with holographic display — uses beam splitters to create a hologram-like display effect inside the pump block

Source: Tom’s Hardware

Image credit: Tryx

Overview

Chinese PC hardware manufacturer Tryx, known for its 2024 all‑in‑one liquid cooler with a panoramic curved OLED display, is preparing a new model called the Tryx Holo. This cooler integrates a holographic‑style effect display directly into the pump block.

Holographic Display

• The pump block uses professional‑grade beam splitters to create a virtual image with physical depth, mimicking a hologram.
• This approach improves image visibility, brightness, and contrast while avoiding the electronic layering effect typical of LCD screens.
• An adjustable hinge allows a 60‑degree angle for optimal viewing.

Image credit: Tryx

• Resolution: 640 × 480.
• Software: The holographic display can be configured with Kanali software, supporting system statistics and custom content in JPG, MP4, and GIF formats.
• The software includes a built‑in GIF library powered by Giphy.
• An audio linkage feature for video playback is slated for a future OTA update.

Pump & Fans

• Pump: Latest Asetek pump solution, capable of dissipating up to 280 W at 800–2800 RPM.
• Fans: Three 120 mm FOBR fans with ARGB lighting and a single‑frame cable solution to reduce clutter.
  • Feature SLF (Silent‑Lubricating‑Fluid) bearings, reducing high‑frequency shaft noise and extending lifespan.
  • Claimed MTBF of 50,000 hours.

Compatibility

• CPU sockets: Intel LGA1851, 1700, 1200, 115X; AMD AM4 and AM5.

Availability

• Currently listed as a 360 mm option.
• 240 mm and 280 mm variants are expected later.
• Pricing and exact availability are pending; further details may be announced at Computex 2026 (Tom’s Hardware tag).

References

• Tryx product page:
• Audio feature discussion: