MSI MAG CORELIQUID P360 AIO CPU Liquid Cooler - Discreet Piano Black, Integrated Radiator Pump, Split-Flow Water Cooling, Evaporation-Proof Tubing, Easy to Install - AMD & Intel Compatible

Keeps my i9 running at 60-70 degrees on maximum load. Great value for money and doesn't look like rainbow vomit.

Works a treat on a 5600x, been struggling with high temps (80-96°c) for a long time. Changed to this cooler and now comfortably running at 50-60°c on high load. Even seen it as low as 20°c-30°c

Pump is super loud on standard settings, like REALLY loud. It has that obnoxious whinny sound. It’s the loudest component on my PC and I have a pretty big PC running 6 HDDs and about 8 fans.Its very disappointing. Apart from that its a good AIO. Good number of bracket options. Used at least 3 different versions with my model so far. They could label the brackets better for sure.But the pump sound is really the only complaint I have. From what I understand, they placed the pump in the radiator due to a patent issue, and it really doesn't make sense. You loose fin efficiency due to this. I'd say stick to a different model with a better-quality pump attacked to the CPU waterblock, as such I wouldn't suggest this to friends. The build quality is generally quite good apart from that.

The media could not be loaded. I bought one, it worked fine for about 4-5 months but then all of a sudden the pump failed and stopped working.I've ordered a second one and now I have super annoying rattling/clicking noise coming from the radiator suggesting air bubbles in the already sealed loop.

Update after 7 monthsIt stop working and temperature jump from 45c to 90c in just 5 seconds........ low level CPU work it will keep it at 45-50 but as soon as CPU load goes up it hits 90c then thermal throttle saves the CPU....Contacted seller and await response.switched to another 360 AIO and temp shoots to 75 and then stays at 75c ...Good value for money as it does not have the RGB which I don't need. Installation is straight forward, and pump is very quiet. The fan is noisy at full speed as it push a lot of air through the fins and it comes with a noise reduction cable which cap the speed of the fan.With the noise reduction cable I still manage to get under 75C at full load with my Ryzen 7700x which is known to be running hot at max 95c before the thermal slow down, it does not happen with the MSI MAG CORELIQUID P360 inside my H7 flow case.There are humming noise from the 3 fans all on the same MB connector as it sync and vibrate, it disappear when I move the middle fan power to another MB header with a different speed.

Sadly, I had to return this AIO water pump. The pump was too loud, even when I turned it down to 60%, and it was still audible. This was unlike other AIOs I have used. The issue might be that the pump is located inside the radiator itself, meaning it’s closer to the case exits, instead of being on the CPU like most AIOs. Regrettably, I had to return it and purchase a different AIO, which has been great. Unfortunately, this one was not for me.The unit also seemed very flimsy. For the price, I would recommend looking for a different AIO at similar prices that are much better designed and feel sturdy and well-built.

looks great, but ultimately, the pump seems to have failed or is bunked up somewhere as my 12900k which was idling at around 30c rapidly started to increase to near 80c idle.

The media could not be loaded. Good quality, sleek in design. Good looking without the RGB so that it doesn't detract from the rest of your system. Not very noisy at all even when spinning up high