In this video, I unbox and test the ASUS ROG RYUO IV SLC 360 ARGB, and yes—this is one of those “ASUS goes really hard” products. The packaging is super well thought out, the three 120mm fans come pre-installed and pre daisy-chained, and the whole idea here is reducing clutter: shorter tubes, cleaner routing, and basically fewer parts to mess with. I also break down the radiator build (dense fin stack, solid brushed aluminum feel) and show you how the install works on both Intel and AMD—this is honestly one of the fastest AIO installs I’ve done. For performance, I ran it on a Ryzen 7 7700X and a Ryzen 9 9950X3D with stock settings. The 7700X (which is known to run hot) averaged around 79–82°C in Cinebench, while the 9950X3D sat around 66–67°C average with peaks up to 78°C in my room at 26°C—and it still held up even when I pushed higher numbers. The big caveat is noise: these are 2650RPM fans, and when the pump is full speed and fans ramp past 2,000RPM in heavy loads, it can get jet-engine loud. The 6.67-inch curved screen is a sight to behold though, and ASUS’ InfoHub software was surprisingly easy to use—just don’t expect fan curve control inside it.