Description
MAG CORELIQUID E360
SPECIFICATIONS
| Number of Fans | 3 |
| Fan Dimensions | 120 x 120 x 25mm / 4.7 x 4.7 x 0.98 inches |
| Fan Power Consumption | 3W(Max:4.8W) |
| Fan Rated Current | 0.25A(Max:0.4A) |
| Fan Life Expectancy | 50,000 hrs@40℃ |
| Fan Bearing | Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB) |
| Fan Air Flow | 25.5~75.04 CFM |
| Fan Lighting | ARGB |
| Water Cooling Tube Material | Black Rubber |
| PWM Mode | YES |
| Fan Cable Length | (5V ARGB / PWM cable): 550 / 500 mm; 21.65 / 19.69 inches |
| Radiator Material | Aluminum |
| Radiator Dimensions | 394 x 119.2 x 27mm / 15.51 x 4.69 x 1.06 inches |
| Block Dimensions | 41±0.2*47.6±0.2mm |
| Fan Connector | 4-Pin |
| Pump Life Expectancy | 200,000 hours in typical use |
| Pump Noise Level | 20 dBA (avg.) |
| Pump Speed | 3000 RPM ± 10% |
| Pump Power Consumption | 3W (Max: 6W) |
| Pump Rated Current | 0.25A (Max: 0.5A) |
| Pump Connector | 4-pin |
| Intel Socket | LGA 1150/1151/1155/1156/1200/1700 |
| AMD Socket | AM5/AM4/TR4/sTRx4 |
| Accessories | 1 x 1 to 3 Fan PWM cable 1 x Molex 4-Pin to 4-Pin fan cable 1 x low noise adapter cable 1 x Thermal paste |
| Cold Plate Material | Copper |
| Radiator Size | 360 mm |
Customer Reviews
My favorite aspect of the MSI MAG CoreLiquid E360 AIO are the aesthetics and performance. Beside making my PC look a lot better, it also made my CPU temps a lot lower. It was easy to install and did not give me problems during the process. This AIO exceeded my expectations even after watching a lot of the Youtube reviews. I chose this product over the others because of the price, performance and premium looks.
This MOBO is highly recommended! Another great product from MSI!
I recently switched to the MSI MAG CoreLiquid E360 AIO cooler for my X3D processor, and the difference is night and day compared to my previous air cooler. With my old setup, my processor would regularly hit 80°C under full load, which led to throttling and performance dips. Since installing this AIO cooler, my average temps now hover between 40-50°C, even under heavy use, and it rarely exceeds 60°C at full load. This is a massive improvement!
I highly recommend it for high-performance systems, especially if you’re making the jump from an air cooler like I did.
