Tuesday, May 20th 2025
MSI Presents Its All-New AIO CORELIQUID AIO Coolers at Computex 2025
Up for display at MSI's booth here at Computex 2025, we discovered the company's all-new CORELIQUID AIO coolers. To be more precise, they launched two models: MEG CORELIQUID E13 360 AIO and MPG CORELIQUID P13 360 AIO. Aimed at enthusiast users, the MSI MEG CORELIQUID E13 360 AIO cooler sports a 6-inch rotatable display with POGO-PIN flex connector for adjustable viewing angles, a 360 mm radiator with CenterFlow design for simplified tube routing, factory-applied next-gen thermal compound, and UNI Bracket mounting system compatible with Intel LGA 1700/1851 and AMD AM4/AM5 sockets. The MPG CORELIQUID P13 360 is geared toward performance users and features a curved glass water block with 2.1-inch round IPS display, EZ CAP design with clean lines and precision curves, 360 mm radiator with preinstalled triple CycloBlade 9 ARGB GEN2 fans, and compatibility with MSI motherboards featuring EZ Conn Design for single-cable connection and control of fan speeds, lighting, and display functions.
A demo PC build (using MEG MAESTRO 900 case) from MSI showcasing the MEG CORELIQUID E13 360 AIO demonstrated the performance capabilities, while the stunning aesthetics attracted the curious eyes of booth visitors. Currently, there is no information about pricing and availability in retail stores.
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A demo PC build (using MEG MAESTRO 900 case) from MSI showcasing the MEG CORELIQUID E13 360 AIO demonstrated the performance capabilities, while the stunning aesthetics attracted the curious eyes of booth visitors. Currently, there is no information about pricing and availability in retail stores.
6 Comments on MSI Presents Its All-New AIO CORELIQUID AIO Coolers at Computex 2025
my first AIO experience was a few years ago, MSI C360 AIO, it was dead within like 7 months of daily use, still worked, but temps went up by a lot, so pump must have died on it or something, I don't know. thought my first AIO experience would have went well, but yeah was really shitty experience and warranty was expired so i never even bothered trying to get a replacement.
now I am back on air and never doing water again
I personally run a 240 Liquid II from Arctic and very satisfied with it since 2020 and have not had any issues so far. Temps are still low, and since their rads are thicker than others, the cooling performance is better. It is also quieter compared to tower coolers I have run in the past. Arctic provides a 6 year warranty, though I have never had to RMA, so I can't comment on their support.
But I understand having a first time bad experience will turn anyone away. Water has more moving parts, more points of failure compared to air.
its in the trash as of like like 3 months ago, so it doesn't matter anyway. even before the pump went bad, my current air cooler is now matching it in temps across the board, so i just see no reason to ever risk water ever again. my only upgrade for this rig will be the 11800x3d in nov 2026 (assuming it comes out then and still works on am5 platform). kryosheet for it, same air cooler. and possible a gpu upgrade then as well, but rest of my system will be staying the same for several years. and the two parts im upgrading will be backups as they won't be worth much then anyway.