TRYX Turris 620 Air Cooler Series

TRYX bringt mit dem TURRIS 620 einen ersten eigenen Luftkühler auf den Markt - und sorgt damit gleich für Aufsehen. Denn das Dual-Towermodell verspricht nicht nur eine hohe Kühlleistung, sondern kann ein ungewöhnlich großes Display vorweisen. Ist der TURRIS 620 damit ideal, wenn ein leistungsstarker Luftkühler mit individuellen Gestaltungsmöglichkeiten gesucht wird?

For years, CPU air cooling has remained one of the most reliable and cost-effective ways to keep modern processors operating within safe temperatures. While all-in-one liquid coolers often grab the spotlight with their sleek aesthetics and premium positioning, high-performance air coolers continue to offer excellent thermal performance, lower maintenance requirements, and long-term reliability. As today's CPUs push higher clock speeds and power limits than ever before, the demand for efficient cooling solutions has only intensified. At the same time, the air cooler market has undergone a significant transformation. What was once a category dominated by large heatsinks and functional fan designs has evolved into a showcase for advanced engineering and visual customization. Features such as RGB and ARGB lighting have become commonplace, allowing enthusiasts to synchronize their cooling hardware with the rest of their system. More recently, manufacturers have also begun incorporating LCD displays into their cooling products, bringing real-time system monitoring, custom graphics, and personalized flair directly into the heart of the build. Enter the TRYX TURRIS 620, a dual-tower air cooler that aims to combine robust thermal capabilities with the company's distinctive approach to design and feature integration.

The TRYX TURRIS 620 pairs a sharp 5-inch IPS display with a clean white finish and rail-mounted fans, plus numerous quality-of-life features. It delivers strong cooling performance and low noise. With a great warranty and intuitive software, it's a compelling option if you're willing to pay the price.

There’s no shortage of amazing coolers in 2026, with all the big name brands having something pretty special, often in both the air cooling and the liquid cooling market. RGB options are pretty much a given these days, but the big trend now is adding displays to things, and that trend seems to be going into fever pitch this year.