Review on MSI MAG Core Liquid 360R V2 - RGB AIO CPU Liquid Cooler - 360mm Radiator - Triple 120mm RGB PWM Fans - Rotating Cap Design by Adam Wielgosz ᠌

Name: MSI MAG Core Liquid 360R V2 - RGB AIO CPU Liquid Cooler - 360mm Radiator - Triple 120mm RGB PWM Fans - Rotating Cap Design
Item: MSI MAG Core Liquid 360R V2 - RGB AIO CPU Liquid Cooler - 360mm Radiator - Triple 120mm RGB PWM Fans - Rotating Cap Design
Rating: 2

May 13, 2023

Poor product, the quality is below average.

It fit perfectly into the Corsair case, on top.

Well, almost perfect) See the pictures, how I had to screw it on the screws. A couple of screws had to be screwed into the honeycomb holes on the top of the case. Great case for water bottles!

 after about a year of use: there was a terrible crack at the start of the system. And sometimes the percentage goes into throttling, the temperature is under 100 degrees, while the fans on the radiator spin at 100%. Pomp campaign came to an end)
And who knows what to do with it.
As a result, I changed to a Deepcool AK620 air cooler, which is 3 times cheaper than this dropsy . and the temperatures are the same as under this monstrous dropsy! And it makes less noise. Heh. In general, such things.
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Pros

Does a great job of cooling a hot i9-10850k. I have a percentage under constant load, it is used for rendering. Stably keeps the bus on all cores at 4700-4800 MHz. The CPU has not been overclocked and I do not plan to overclock, for rendering, stability is more important to me and that there is no overheating than high frequencies. The average temperature in a continuous load is 67-70 degrees (in the room it is 25 degrees now, stuffy)). Great look and feel. Everything is well put together. Installation is very convenient and simple.

Cons

If you don’t cheat on the voltage curves for the fans in the BIOS, then it’s very noisy out of the box. The valves spin up to 100% already at processor temperatures of about 65 degrees. And at full speed, she howls be healthy. I had to fine-tune the curve for the fans. The pump also refuses to start at low voltages - this point should be taken into account . In general, the pump is not audible even at maximum speed against the background of noise from the turntables. After fine-tuning, the noise is satisfactory, not super noisy, but not silent either. It is almost inaudible under load, uniform noise under load. Sometimes the fans either accelerate or run quieter. In general, in the BIOS, the load curve for the fans must be twisted. It was also unexpectedly discovered that the fans emit a low noticeable rumble at low speeds . Or maybe this is how the air flow through the grill goes?