MSIMAG CoreLiquid 240R V2 - AIO ARGB CPU Liquid Cooler Rotating Cap Design LGA 1700 Ready 240mm Radiator Dual 120mm PWM Fans

The avrege temperature in normal use is between 26°C to 35°C.The average temperature in gaming use is between 60°C to 72°CMy CPU i7 4790 K and GPU GTX 970 SSC EVGA

i was using old air fan for 12th gen core i7 and it was more than 90 degree temp .. after buying this i can never go up from 60 degree recommend for everyone it has LGA 1700 support. Thank you so much

Bought this hoping that it includes LGA 1700 brackets since I saw in one of the comments that it is out-of-the-box LGA 1700 ready. But it wasn't.

First time buying and installing one of these. Was actually a lot easier then I expected. Watched a YouTube video on it and yea It works great. Doesn't seem loud but I'm not sure what some would consider loud for such a small fan. The tubes are very stiff though and doesn't bend at the joints that easily which limited where I could place it and the direction I wanted it to face. I'm not sure if that's normal. Anyways it works great Its keeps my Intel I7 13700KF cool as a cucumber even when playing FPS games for hours on end, no overclock or boosting though, It could probably handle it but I haven't had a reason to try. Maybe one day ill try and if the whole thing blows up ill come back and update you all. Anyways I would highly recommend quality and price are on point.

I love MSI products in general. This is no different. Its worth the money and keeps my Processor nice and cool.

Funciona excelente para un 13700KF, lo uso en un arreglo push and pull y mantiene excelentes temperaturaas incluso estresando a full el procesador

refroidit parfaitement mon processeur après un an d'utilisation intensive

Surprisingly easy to mount on an AM5 socket, if you haven't removed the stock fan attachments on the motherboard for another cooling system, it is as easy as installing the Wraith Prism or any classic AMD fan.But... there are no instructions in the box, if you're not sure how to plug the ARGB cables or the socket adapter, you'll have to go grab it on MSI website.For my use on an open frame setup, being able to remove the big and noisy stock heatsink and placing the new water cooling radiator far from the GPU / NVMe lowered the temperatures of every single component between 10 and 20°C.Really better than expected, my Ryzen 9 7900 is around 50°C with 16 threads mining Monero at full load vs 65-70°C before with unbearable fan noise, the RTX 3080 is mining Raven @250W and it rarely goes over 60°C vs 70°C and more before.Thanks to the space it grants around the GPU, I was able to add an old little copper radiator on the NVME stock cooler. Result = minus 10°C on heavy load.Very good and better than expected, the MSI app for controlling the LED's works well, I like the ability to have the colors changing according to the temperatures of the CPU or GPU, useful in my case.For the price in special (99CAD), I think it's a really good cooling solution depending on your setup and use, I just hope it will last in time, a tiny pump in a radiator seems something with an uncertain lifespan.I will update if needed ;)