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RADIATOR PUMP DESIGN
The pump has been integrated into the radiator for sound dampening and noise reduction.
LGA 1700 COMPATIBLE
The MAG CORELIQUID P Series liquid coolers provides out of box support for LGA 1700.
EVAPORATION PROOF TUBING
Three layers of netted plastic tubing and a reinforced mesh exterior prevents evaporation and increases the longevity of the cooler.
EXTENSIVE COMPATIBILITY
Intel Socket LGA 1150/1151/1155/1156/1200/1700 LGA 1366/2011/2011-3/2066
AMD Socket AM4/FM2+/FM2/FM1/AM3+/AM3/AM2+/AM2
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Great bang for buck 280mm with ARGB
I have this cooler on a Ryzen 7 5800X - which is notorious for it's heavy cooling requirement. This is mounted to a ROG STRIX B550-F Gaming WiFi 2.Quick and dirty cooling performance:I upgraded to this from an older Corsair 120mm Liquid cooler, with that previous cooler this CPU would idle in the high 40C and peak at 90C. This new cooler lowers the idle by about 10 degrees, and peak by 20. Which is more within the specs for this CPU.Aesthetics:I like this a lot. Being that it's challenging to get a Fractal Lumen 280mm in Canada (which is what I wanted) this is a close second as far as looks go, the large ARGB cover on the mounting plate looks quality, and makes the monkey brain happy. ARGB control works well using Signal RGB and this fits in well with the rest of the gamer-glow parts in my PC.Rad/Pump design:The radiator is no larger than any other 280mm, and the square shaped end-caps would make tight fitment easier, not that this was a problem in my Fractal case. I have it mounted with a push-pull fan setup, so 4 140mm fans surrounding it with no fitment problems, although again, Fractal makes this easy.The pump is within the radiator on this AIO, which, largely begged the question as to where it needs to be mounted, normally you want the top of the rad to be the highest point in the case but the pump is IN the rad here. I opted to simply mount it on the front of the case, with the pump block on the top, which fit well with the hoses and I haven't had any issues thus far, nor any additional noise, which leads me to...Noise:This is a comparatively loud cooler, I believe this has to do with the pump/rad design. When my fans are dialed all the way down to idle speed, I can hear a faint whine seemingly coming from the pump. Doing my research, this is supposedly "normal" behavior. For this reason it loses a star as it's taken a few months for my brain to filter out the sound.Fitment notes:The CPU block is HUGE, my understanding is this is to accommodate larger Intel / Threadripper CPU's. Although it makes it look cool, and probably helps with heat transference, this resulted in the hoses on the block fouling on my Memory when the face is spun "right way up" - which meant I had to rotate it 90 degrees, which means the MSI logo is upside down - unfortunate, lost a star as I don't seem to be able to rotate the face place to accommodate this. Probably worth keeping in mind if your space is limited.The hoses are perfectly long enough, if not a little too long for my case. I'm sure if you had a sweaty gamer full tower this would come in handy, but for my mid tower it's simply, fine.All in all, good cooler, made my CPU dial back it's heat to within "normal levels" and it looks slick in my case with everything else. Oh, and it's less than 150$ CAD - what more can you ask for?
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Reviewed in Canada on February 18, 2024
Style: MAG CORELIQUID C240Verified Purchase
Reviewed in Canada on July 13, 2023
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I have this cooler on a Ryzen 7 5800X - which is notorious for it's heavy cooling requirement. This is mounted to a ROG STRIX B550-F Gaming WiFi 2.
Quick and dirty cooling performance:
I upgraded to this from an older Corsair 120mm Liquid cooler, with that previous cooler this CPU would idle in the high 40C and peak at 90C. This new cooler lowers the idle by about 10 degrees, and peak by 20. Which is more within the specs for this CPU.
Aesthetics:
I like this a lot. Being that it's challenging to get a Fractal Lumen 280mm in Canada (which is what I wanted) this is a close second as far as looks go, the large ARGB cover on the mounting plate looks quality, and makes the monkey brain happy. ARGB control works well using Signal RGB and this fits in well with the rest of the gamer-glow parts in my PC.
Rad/Pump design:
The radiator is no larger than any other 280mm, and the square shaped end-caps would make tight fitment easier, not that this was a problem in my Fractal case. I have it mounted with a push-pull fan setup, so 4 140mm fans surrounding it with no fitment problems, although again, Fractal makes this easy.
The pump is within the radiator on this AIO, which, largely begged the question as to where it needs to be mounted, normally you want the top of the rad to be the highest point in the case but the pump is IN the rad here. I opted to simply mount it on the front of the case, with the pump block on the top, which fit well with the hoses and I haven't had any issues thus far, nor any additional noise, which leads me to...
Noise:
This is a comparatively loud cooler, I believe this has to do with the pump/rad design. When my fans are dialed all the way down to idle speed, I can hear a faint whine seemingly coming from the pump. Doing my research, this is supposedly "normal" behavior. For this reason it loses a star as it's taken a few months for my brain to filter out the sound.
Fitment notes:
The CPU block is HUGE, my understanding is this is to accommodate larger Intel / Threadripper CPU's. Although it makes it look cool, and probably helps with heat transference, this resulted in the hoses on the block fouling on my Memory when the face is spun "right way up" - which meant I had to rotate it 90 degrees, which means the MSI logo is upside down - unfortunate, lost a star as I don't seem to be able to rotate the face place to accommodate this. Probably worth keeping in mind if your space is limited.
The hoses are perfectly long enough, if not a little too long for my case. I'm sure if you had a sweaty gamer full tower this would come in handy, but for my mid tower it's simply, fine.
All in all, good cooler, made my CPU dial back it's heat to within "normal levels" and it looks slick in my case with everything else. Oh, and it's less than 150$ CAD - what more can you ask for?
Quick and dirty cooling performance:
I upgraded to this from an older Corsair 120mm Liquid cooler, with that previous cooler this CPU would idle in the high 40C and peak at 90C. This new cooler lowers the idle by about 10 degrees, and peak by 20. Which is more within the specs for this CPU.
Aesthetics:
I like this a lot. Being that it's challenging to get a Fractal Lumen 280mm in Canada (which is what I wanted) this is a close second as far as looks go, the large ARGB cover on the mounting plate looks quality, and makes the monkey brain happy. ARGB control works well using Signal RGB and this fits in well with the rest of the gamer-glow parts in my PC.
Rad/Pump design:
The radiator is no larger than any other 280mm, and the square shaped end-caps would make tight fitment easier, not that this was a problem in my Fractal case. I have it mounted with a push-pull fan setup, so 4 140mm fans surrounding it with no fitment problems, although again, Fractal makes this easy.
The pump is within the radiator on this AIO, which, largely begged the question as to where it needs to be mounted, normally you want the top of the rad to be the highest point in the case but the pump is IN the rad here. I opted to simply mount it on the front of the case, with the pump block on the top, which fit well with the hoses and I haven't had any issues thus far, nor any additional noise, which leads me to...
Noise:
This is a comparatively loud cooler, I believe this has to do with the pump/rad design. When my fans are dialed all the way down to idle speed, I can hear a faint whine seemingly coming from the pump. Doing my research, this is supposedly "normal" behavior. For this reason it loses a star as it's taken a few months for my brain to filter out the sound.
Fitment notes:
The CPU block is HUGE, my understanding is this is to accommodate larger Intel / Threadripper CPU's. Although it makes it look cool, and probably helps with heat transference, this resulted in the hoses on the block fouling on my Memory when the face is spun "right way up" - which meant I had to rotate it 90 degrees, which means the MSI logo is upside down - unfortunate, lost a star as I don't seem to be able to rotate the face place to accommodate this. Probably worth keeping in mind if your space is limited.
The hoses are perfectly long enough, if not a little too long for my case. I'm sure if you had a sweaty gamer full tower this would come in handy, but for my mid tower it's simply, fine.
All in all, good cooler, made my CPU dial back it's heat to within "normal levels" and it looks slick in my case with everything else. Oh, and it's less than 150$ CAD - what more can you ask for?
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Reviewed in Canada on April 22, 2024
Style: MAG CORELIQUID P240Verified Purchase
Reviewed in Canada on January 31, 2023
Style: MAG CORELIQUID P240Verified Purchase
Reviewed in Canada on November 14, 2023
Style: MAG CORELIQUID P240Verified Purchase
Reviewed in Canada on December 11, 2022
ok the fans look great so does the rgb part on the cpu header they have cool controls and the hole unit out of the box seems to work well it was low cost and looks amazing . the idea of not having the pump on the cpu is a cool one , but it takes a large part of your rads cooling away . next is it a closed loop ? but it has a refill cap and people say it runs out of water . my old corsair went 7 years still going . it is on almost every day no refill and no way to refill . the fans are only 3 pin . it is light feeling over all ,
Style: MAG CORELIQUID C240Verified Purchase
its a BIT CHEAP , I would not have purchased this if had understood . low price works looks good
Reviewed in Canada on December 11, 2022
over all I think if you just want a low cost cheap water cooler that looks great this is a good buy , but i wanted moreReviewed in Canada on December 11, 2022
ok the fans look great so does the rgb part on the cpu header they have cool controls and the hole unit out of the box seems to work well it was low cost and looks amazing . the idea of not having the pump on the cpu is a cool one , but it takes a large part of your rads cooling away . next is it a closed loop ? but it has a refill cap and people say it runs out of water . my old corsair went 7 years still going . it is on almost every day no refill and no way to refill . the fans are only 3 pin . it is light feeling over all ,
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Reviewed in Canada on July 27, 2023
Style: MAG CORELIQUID P360Verified Purchase
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Fácil de instalar y muy resistente, cumple bien la función
Buen desempeño
Reviewed in Mexico on August 10, 2023Style: MAG CORELIQUID P360Verified Purchase
Fácil de instalar y muy resistente, cumple bien la función
Reviewed in Mexico on August 10, 2023
La mejor posición para estos modelos es al frente para evitar que las burbujas entren al sistema espero no tener problemas
Silencioso
Me redujo 10 grados la temperatura (usaba antes un cooler master hyper 212 evo Black edition)
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Juan Manuel
Bien
Reviewed in Spain on May 23, 2024Style: MAG CORELIQUID P240Verified Purchase
Sid
Un design sombre, pour de bonnes performances
Reviewed in France on April 9, 2024Style: MAG CORELIQUID P240Verified Purchase
Sid
Reviewed in France on April 9, 2024
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Daleybobs
East to install very efficient
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 7, 2024Style: MAG CORELIQUID P240Verified Purchase
Amarthir
Ottimo AIO, elegante e funzionale
Reviewed in Italy on February 19, 2023Style: MAG CORELIQUID P240Verified Purchase