Reviews MSI MAG CORELIQUID A13 240

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MSI MAG CORELIQUID A13 240

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David, Praha 5 - Motol

Rated 15/10/2026, variant MSI MAG CORELIQUID A13 240

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I installed this AIO on a Ryzen 7 5800X3D. After undervolting the processor, it cools beautifully at 70–76 degrees. A 240mm radiator fits in almost any case. During installation, I realised that my motherboard secures the processor sideways. Luckily, MSI thought of this too, and the logo on the pump can be unclipped and reoriented, so you don't have the MSI logo turned sideways and everything looks as it should. You can even 3D print your own design to replace the cover. The RGB has really nice colours. Installation is very simple. The fans can be noisy when running at full speed, that's true, but on the other hand, the pump is almost completely silent. We'll see how long it lasts. The installation manual is online and is very easy to understand. All in all: a cut above the cheaper AIOs on the market.

Low Price

Arrives with the fans already installed

The MSI logo on the pump can be rotated

The pump's sound is barely audible and it doesn't have a horrible high-frequency tone.

The cabling is more or less well and neatly routed.

Pump speed up to 3,800rpm

For some, the pump design (it's not a mirror, nor an LCD display, but it is clean)

The fans have Rifle Bearings, not the cheap sleeve ones that make more noise.

The pump can't be controlled manually

Shorter pump lifespan (stated as 25,000h)

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Jakub, Otice

Rated 09/12/2025, variant MSI MAG CORELIQUID A13 240

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Quick and easy installation

Quiet

9700x holds around 37°C in IDLE

I have the MSI logo on the other hand

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Anonymous customer

Rated 25/07/2025, variant MSI MAG CORELIQUID A13 240

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Does what it should, 5800X3D at 4.5GHz all cores - up to 75° under load, pretty quiet pump

Easy installation - fans already attached to the radiator

Sheets from the factory ready for Intel

It almost didn't fit in the Corsair Carbide 300R: ) it would probably need a new box

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Lukáš, Brno

Rated 20/02/2025, variant MSI MAG CORELIQUID A13 240

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Quiet

Perfect temperatures

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Patrik, Lom u Tachova

Rated 14/02/2025, variant MSI MAG CORELIQUID A13 240

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Can be plugged in well

Price/quality ok

Pump speed still 3800 RPM

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Michal, Chrast

Rated 12/02/2025, variant MSI MAG CORELIQUID A13 240

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cools quite well

nice rgb

the pump is very audible at max power

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Tomáš, Kostelní Hlavno

Rated 10/02/2025, variant MSI MAG CORELIQUID A13 240

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I didn't expect there to be a separate connector for the pump, fans and RGB. after plugging the pump into any connector on the board my pump was running at maximum, even regulating in bios didn't help, which I don't understand. finally the fans are in the correct CPU connector, I have the pump manually regulated to 5,7,12V, by default it still runs at 7V, I didn't notice any increase in cooling performance when the pump ran faster, more important is the performance of the radiator and fans, or so it seems to me the backlight had aRGB connector. However, I only had 2 JRGB on the board. Great, it's not compatible. So my cousin gave me some kind of reducer and I have it plugged in the molex and it still glows red. It's been a lot of work, but it works as it should; )

ryzen 5 5600X processor, originally over 70°C under load with Arctic e34Duo cooler

now some 55°C ceiling, I can fit into the 60s. In any case, 15 degrees less than the original cooler and quieter.

The assembly was easier than I expected, the physical one, unfortunately there was a problem with the connectors, but that was my stupidity for not preparing more; )

I just wanted him

in relation to the price of some air coolers, I don't understand that someone else will buy that 'overpriced' air cooler

it didn't fit in the top of the case because of the RAMs, so I put it in the front and had to completely reverse the airflow in the case. there used to be two fans on the front of the cabinet blowing inward. However, after putting the radiator in position and having to blow the warm air out, I found that the air was blocked two-thirds by the plastic on the front of the case. In the end I had to cut out the holes and a friend made me a new grid on a 3d printer to make it look a bit

but these negatives are not negatives for the product.

could cost 1,500; )