Can MSI's MPG K360 CoreLiquid tame the 11900K?
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
- MSI MPG K360 CoreLiquid - we check out MSI's monstrous new liquid cooler, which uses 7th Gen Asetek hardware, three Torqx RGB fans, a 360mm radiator and VRM cooling fan.
The cooler turned out to be really quiet at low speeds and with excellent software too, but how does it cope with Intel's Rocket Lake CPUs?
Buy the MSI MPG CoreLiquid K360 here - amzn.to/3uAOaz9
Tested against the Core i9-11900K and Core i5-11600K
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0:00 Start
2:41 The build
5:00 Software and benchmarking
11:55 Conclusions
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I had the i9 11900K since release day and finally getting around to the build. Looks like a triple fan AIO 360mm will do. Thanx for the vid✌
Hello , for some reason ones i installed the msi center or the dragoncenter, it does not show any options , no fans led no screen thing, it does not have this features. what is happening?
Brother, is it possible to remove this blurred number appearance that appears on the screen?
This cost $165 in some selected sites and $200 in the major sites where as the aorus 360 cooler cost $170 fixed and the nzxt z73 cost $275 over here the aorus and nzxt has better display where as the nai has better cooling poteintial
No thermal paste?
I want to see the K360v2, which I plan to order. Seeing 250 bucks (USD), I was going "Huh, given what I've been dropping, not too bad."
I've got an i5-11th gen, and it rarely breaks 70c with a normal MSI fan (Full MSI desktop). I want to see if I can keep it perpetually under 60, even when running Total War games at max scales, as well as Stellaris using crazy-large galaxy mods.
Hello, can you do a test MSI MPG CORELIQUID K360 V2!!! with i7 12700k?
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I almost bought this watercooler for my i9 11900K with MSI MPG Carbon Wifi, but 84-85 degrees with adaptive boost on seems too hot. Am I wrong?
Adaptive Boost is just like that - it really pushing things to the limit
4:34 : This is Thin Rig... I never seen like this in my life
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This CPU will not over heat in " basic " usage
Browsing the internet, MS Office, Streaming from Netflix or Hulu, etc
Even with games that do not have Ray Tracing it will also not over heat
It is actually a great CPU for 1080p gamers
Though many purchase a PC as it is a machine that can do MANY different things in stark contrast to a gaming console.
Some applications can be severely demanding on a CPU
Whether that is open source Handbrake
Or Adobe's Premiere Pro
I have though of a " trick "
But I do not own a 11900K
If via Task Manager you allocate 6 cores to an app wich is very CPU taxing
Would that be a win win situation for those wanting to purchase a 11900K ??
Theoretically speaking allocating 6 out of 8 cores should significantly lower temperatures without decreasing performance too much
Just my own crazy theory...
can it do gifs or motion pictures like the nzxt kraken?