MSI created the MAG CORELIQUID A13 water coolers with 240mm and 360mm radiator sizes available. Both models come ready with CycloBlade 7 fans already attached for easy setup. Black and white color options match different computer builds and personal preferences. The EZ Connect system makes installation faster through simple plug connections. ARGB lighting syncs with motherboard software for custom color effects.
Ceramic bearings allow the pump to reach 3800 rpm speeds with quiet operation. Copper cold plates feature tiny 0.1mm channels that improve heat transfer from processors. Dense cooling fins and 12 parallel coolant paths help remove heat effectively. Radiators measure 27mm thick and use right-angle tube connections to prevent kinking. Fan speeds range from 500 to 2000 rpm, with airflow reaching 62.6 CFM.
These coolers work with Intel LGA 1700 and LGA 1851 sockets alongside AMD AM4 and AM5 platforms. Japanese pricing starts at 11980 yen for the smaller model and 13980 yen for the larger version. American customers pay around 79 dollars and 89 dollars, respectively, for each size. MSI plans to ship these coolers starting May 30, 2025. Their clean looks and solid cooling performance make them ideal for system builders.
Ceramic bearings allow the pump to reach 3800 rpm speeds with quiet operation. Copper cold plates feature tiny 0.1mm channels that improve heat transfer from processors. Dense cooling fins and 12 parallel coolant paths help remove heat effectively. Radiators measure 27mm thick and use right-angle tube connections to prevent kinking. Fan speeds range from 500 to 2000 rpm, with airflow reaching 62.6 CFM.
These coolers work with Intel LGA 1700 and LGA 1851 sockets alongside AMD AM4 and AM5 platforms. Japanese pricing starts at 11980 yen for the smaller model and 13980 yen for the larger version. American customers pay around 79 dollars and 89 dollars, respectively, for each size. MSI plans to ship these coolers starting May 30, 2025. Their clean looks and solid cooling performance make them ideal for system builders.