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MSI MAG Series CORELIQUID 360R, aRGB CPU Liquid Cooler (AIO): Rotatable Blockhead Design, 360mm Radiator, Triple 120mm aRGB PWM Fans

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Size: 360mm


Style: MAG CoreLiquid 360R


Features

  • Long Lasting Reliability: A durable three phase motor at the core of the pump generates minimal vibrations for long-lasting operation.
  • Total RGB Fan Control: The included RGB fans support custom speed with PWM fan and customizable lighting through software.
  • Rotatable Cap: Mount the cold plate in any orientation, turn the cap up to 270 degrees to keep it upright.
  • LGA 1700 and AM5 READY MSI liquid coolers comes with out of the box support FOR LGA 1700 and AM5 bracket is included.
  • Compatible Sockets & CPU: Intel LGA 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, LGA1200/1700, LGA1366, LGA2011, LGA2011-3, LGA2066 / AM5, AM4, FM2+, FM2, FM1, AM3+, AM3, AM2+, AM2, SocketTR4, sTRX4, SP4

Description

ROTATABLE Cap Mount the cold plate at any orientation, turn the cap up to 270 degrees to keep it upright. RADIATOR PUMP DESIGN The pump has been integrated into the radiator for sound dampening and noise reduction. PUMP MOTOR RESONANCE ELIMINATION A durable three phase motor at the core of the pump generates minimal vibrations for long-lasting operation.

Product Dimensions: 17.64"L x 8.07"W x 5.39"H


Brand: MSI


Power Connector Type: 4-Pin


Voltage: 12 Volts


Wattage: 4.08 watts


Cooling Method: Water


Compatible Devices: Desktop


Noise Level: 16.7 dB


Material: Aluminum


Maximum Rotational Speed: 4200 RPM


Compatible Devices: Desktop


Noise Level: 16.7 dB


Maximum Rotational Speed: 4200 RPM


Wattage: 4.08 watts


Cooling Method: Water


Power Connector Type: 4-Pin


Voltage: 12 Volts


Material Type: Aluminum


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 17.64"L x 8.07"W x 5.39"H


Manufacturer: MSI


Brand Name: MSI


UPC: 824142205686


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    • Working as intended UPDATED
Style: MAG CoreLiquid 360R Size: 360mm
UPDATE #2 2/21/22: Don't buy MSI. I have been fighting for over a month about how my serial number is not able to be located when using the RMA system. Funny thing is it recognized it enough to put it in it in my registered product owned oh my profile. I just want my money back since I had to buy another (not MSI) liquid cooler. UPDATE1/17/22: So a two weeks ago I started hearing this cracking sound when I started it up like plastic hitting a fan randomly and was unable to pinpoint it. So I dusted out my case thinking something was off balance. This past week I noticed my CPU fans RPMs would start reeving randomly with just opening a webpage, no heavy load and the crackling sound was more often. Sure enough HWMonitor shows CPU temps were unstable and running pretty hot. I could also feel the the vibration with the sound in the hoses leading me to the conclusion the pump is broken. Trying to get a hold of MSI for warranty since I've only had it for 11 months. First time using water cooling in a computer. So far it has been awesome at keeping temps low. Very quiet, and pretty easy to install. Would recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2021 by AzG
    • Died after less than 5 months
Style: MAG CoreLiquid 360R Size: 360mm
So I really liked this cooler. It looks exquisite, and cooled extremely well (at first). My 5800X was idling in the low 30s and at load was in the 60s even in a very warm environment. I built this system and started using it in April 2021. A couple weeks ago I got a random power off. After turning the system back on, I opened up Ryzen Master and watched the temperatures as I used the computer for awhile and they looked fine. Didn't have any problems for another week, when it did it again. Once again temperatures looked fine on startup. I've gotten more power offs in the last few days, again with no obvious cause. I suspected a failing PSU as its one component I kept from my old build. Fast forward to today, I'm getting many power offs. I look at the temperatures and notice they were idling very high, in mid 60s with no programs running. Opening a webpage shoots up to 85 (the max is 95). Just sitting there doing nothing, I watched the temperature continue to rise, until it reached 109 and the system shut off. Seeing this, it dawned on me that the temperatures I'd been seeing when I'd checked previously had been well below the thermal limit, but really were much higher at idle and load than they had been at first, and each time had been steadily rising. It is beginning to overheat faster each time it happens, reaching a point that now I'm not even going to turn it on since it overheats within minutes now instead of hours. I've seen a couple other reviews describe almost this exact behavior and mentioned crud buildup inside of the pump. I'm unsure if it has occurred in mine or if the pump is just dying, but in any case this is not something that should have happen after such a short period of time, if at all. The Corsair in my previous build is still going strong after 5 years. This was an inopportune time as I'm in the middle of writing my final paper for my Masters degree, so I don't have much time to be fiddling with this. Once I am done, I may open it up and see if there is crud. I think I'm going to order a Corsair as a replacement in any case, as I just don't have faith in this product now after my own experiences and the bad reviews I'm seeing. As they require you to pay for return shipping (unfortunately seems common these days), I'm unsure if it will even be worth returning this dud if I don't plan on ever using it. EDIT#1 - Ordered a Corsair H150Pro XT a few days ago but it wont be here until next week. I found that with the side panel of my case off, when I notice the temperature spiking in Ryzen Master, if I reach in and move the intake and output tubes back and forth a few times, the temperature drops quickly. While writing my paper in Office, the temperature climbed from 60 to almost 90. After moving the tubes, the temperature quickly returned to ~65. This seems to support the conclusion that something inside is gummed up and moving it allows it to break free and begin dissipating heat again. EDIT#2 - Today the moving of the tubing trick didn't work, and it began to hover near 88 with just Word open. Looked like whatever blockage was happening couldn't be cleared by the movement anymore. I slapped the top of the case where the radiator was kind of hard, and the temperature in Ryzen Master dropped from 89 to below 50 in about 10 seconds. Definitely seems like there's a lot of buildup inside this unit. New cooler cant come soon enough. EDIT#3 - New cooler came and I installed the H150i Pro XT. My 5800x is idling at 27 degrees now instead if 60 now. MSI cooler has a bunch of gunk in it, and was getting clogged in the pump. Definitely not a good thing. I'll see what their support says but I wont be swapping back. It is unfortunate since I really enjoy the dragon theme, and the fans on the MSI were RGB too, unlike the Corsair. They appear to be better fans though, so am not going to swap them out. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2021 by N. Olson
    • Does not last, check out Reddit reviews to confirm!
Style: MAG CoreLiquid 360R Size: 360mm
Bought this in August 2021, died December 24th 2021. Didn’t do any kind of extreme tuning except for XMP only to change the frequency of my DRAM. Almost fried my 5950x and my MEG ACE X570 had no capability to warn of its failure other than to shut down my PC to avoid all out failure. No noticeable difference in sound or fan read and only one tube was extremely hot on the pump to the radiator. PSU was an EVGA 1000w G5, and an ASROCK 6900 XT (it fried that though). Buyer beware and as I stated, it isn’t just the 360r with this bad quality, redditors also stated it’s the 240 too. So I’m officially done with MSI now to say the least. Asus Crosshair Dark Hero VIII and Corsair iCUE H150i ELITE CAPELLIX Liquid CPU Cooler. Would not recommend! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2022 by Dustin B.

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