ASUS ROG Ryujin and Ryuo AIO kits review - ROG Ryujin 240

by Krzysztof Hukalowicz on: 12/19/2018 04:09 PM [

Showcase ROG Ryujin 240

Now it’s time for the Ryujin series. Let’s start with the smaller one, the 240 mm version. The box is almost the same as for the Ryuo 240, meaning also robust and sturdy. Besides the name of the product, you can only see the ASUS AURA logo displayed on the front, indicating RGB compatibility.

Again, you can see the features of the provided cooler and the specifications listed on the back of the box. What’s inside?

So you can see the radiator, two Noctua fans, a manual, and installation accessories.

Again inside you’ll also find AMD and Intel backplates, screws, washers, and thumbscrew caps.

Unlike in the Ryuo 240, the Micro USB cable is already connected (permanently) to the block. Let’s check the rest now.

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