MSI MAG CORELIQUID I360 AIO Cooler Review

A Closer Look

MSI has a great history of fantastic-looking products for PC gaming enthusiasts, sporting modern and somewhat futuristic aesthetics, and vibrant and unique ARGB lighting implementations, and I’m happy to report that the MAG Coreliquid I360 is no exception.

Of course, there’s only so much you can do with the core concept of the AIO cooler, and MSI hasn’t tinkered with the award-winning formula in that regard. It’s a slim 360mm radiator, which supports the mounting of fans on either side to suit a push or pull airflow configuration.

And there’s a CPU cooling block with a built-in pump, like we’ve seen a thousand times before on other AIO coolers, which supports mounting on all major Intel and AMD sockets via the included mounting kit components, again, pretty straightforward stuff.

What makes this cooler stand out is the design, as it comes with a trio of stunning 120mm ARGB fans. The cooler is available in black or white, and as you might expect, the fans come colour-matched to suit the colour of the radiator of your choice.

They come with a lovely frame design, and anti-vibration mounts on both sides of each corner, ensuring a clean mount against both the radiator and your case.

The fans feature central ARGB lighting and frosted fan blades, allowing light to pour out of the middle and illuminate the fan blades. The fans are rated for 70.7 CFM and feature a Loop Dynamic Bearing (LDB) design with an operating range of 500-2000 RPM.

On the underside, there’s a larger contact plate than previous models, and that will provide more than enough coverage for any modern CPU.

There’s ARGB lighting in the pump too, with this unique two-sided diamond-shaped top cover window. It features a built-in infinity mirror design that will provide you with a unique aesthetic once the cooler is powered on.