New liquid cooling systems for processors were unveiled by MSI at CES 2020. The company introduces us to the MAG Core Liquid 240R and 360R. These two systems are intended to cool Intel processors and Most advanced AMD on the market. The two All-in-One liquid cooling kits feature a brand logo pump with RGB, as do the fans.
AiO liquid cooling systems are a good solution for those who do not want or can mount a custom solution. Although they are quite an interesting product, they have the problem of being difficult, in most cases, to maintain. Something as simple as filling and flushing the system can be a big problem if you don't have a system for it, normally.
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Two new liquid coolers from MSI
For these liquid coolers, MSI has focused on an incredible design, that they are highly quiet and very efficient. The aim is to offer the user a great product with an attractive design that complements the rest of the components.
We have on the one hand the MAG Core Liquid 240R that has a 240mm radiator mounting MSI's own fans with ARGB lighting. The MAG Core Liquid 360R has a 360mm radiator, mounting three company fans also with ARGB lighting. In both cases the ARGB lighting can be controlled using Mystic Light's own software.
Internally these systems have an improved 8 water channel system. This is done so that the liquid spreads over the entire surface of the radiator and thus improves heat dissipation. It has been built so that the cold water channels move to the center, through a design called "side by side"
MSI has sought to make liquid cooling that is very easy to install and cabling highly efficient. Something very interesting is that the radiator can rotate up to 270 degrees, something that is not usually common.
The fans in both kits are PWM, allowing automatic adjustment as needed. These fans can operate between 500RPM and 2500RPM, adjusting automatically. In addition, the noise level of the fans ranges from 16.7dBA to 40.9dBA.
Both kits are compatible with the Intel LGA115x, LGA2066 and LGA1200 (Comet Lake-S) and AMD AM4 sockets. On availability and pricing, MSI has yet to reveal it.
