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be quiet! Silent Loop 3 420mm vs MSI MPG CoreLiquid P13 360

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Abe quiet! Silent Loop 3 420mm
BMSI MPG CoreLiquid P13 360

General

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Included fans
Abe quiet! Silent Loop 3 420mm
ModelSize (mm)FansMax speed (rpm)Airflow (CFM)Static pressure (mmH₂O)Noise (claimed) (dB(A))BearingConnector
Silent Wings 4 140mm PWM high-speed14031,90078.42.3629.3Fluid dynamic (FDB)4-pin PWM
Source2Reviewaphnetworks.com/reviews/be-quiet-silent-loop-3-420mmRead 15 October 2026Fan model Silent Wings 4 140mm PWM, 140 x 140 x 25 mm, 1900 rpm at 100% PWM, 78.4 CFM, 2.36 mm H2O, FDB, 6-pole motor, 4-pin PWM, 3 fans. The maker's table prints the model without high-speed. The figures match the Silent Wings 4 140mm PWM high-speed fan (BL097). The plain Silent Wings 4 140mm PWM fan spins to 1170 rpm only. The maker's cooler noise row (34.3 dB(A) at 100% rpm, for the whole cooler) is not a per-fan value. The per-fan figure is in the Komputronik entry.3Reviewaphnetworks.com/reviews/be-quiet-silent-loop-3-420mm/2Read 15 October 2026Three Silent Wings 4 140mm PWM fans, seven blades, six-pole motor, fluid dynamic bearings, 2.36 mm H2O and 78.4 CFM. A 3-in-1 Y-adapter joins the fans on one header.4Reviewkitguru.net/components/cooling/james-dawson/be-quiet-silent-loop-3-420-aio-cpu-cooler-reviewRead 15 October 2026Spec list: fan 140 x 140 x 25 mm, 1900 RPM max, 78.4 CFM, 2.36 mmH2O, FDB, 4-pin PWM.13Retailer pagekomputronik.pl/product/771125/be-quiet-silent-wings-4-140mm-pwm-high-speed.htmlRead 15 October 2026Retail copy of the data for the Silent Wings 4 140mm PWM high-speed fan (BL097): 1900 rpm, 78.4 CFM (133.2 m3/h) and a maximum noise of 29.3 dB at full speed. 29.3 dB(A) is stored as the per-fan noise because the maker's cooler table prints 34.3 dB(A) at 100% rpm for the whole cooler with no per-fan label. Three fans at 29.3 dB(A) add up to about 34 dB(A), which fits. The maker's fan data sheet itself is on bequiet.com and was not opened.
BMSI MPG CoreLiquid P13 360
ModelSize (mm)FansMin speed (rpm)Max speed (rpm)Airflow (CFM)Static pressure (mmH₂O)Noise (claimed) (dB(A))BearingConnector
CycloBlade 912035002,05064.8982.5928.7Rifle4-pin PWM
Source1Maker product pagede-store.msi.com/products/mpg-coreliquid-p13-360Read 15 October 2026Datasheet table: fan size 120 x 120 x 25 mm, Fan Speed 500~2050 +/- 150 RPM, Fan Air Flow 64.898 CFM, Fan Bearing Rifle Bearing, PWM Mode Yes, fan life 40,000 hrs at 40 C. The table has no static pressure or noise row (those come from KitGuru and Guru3D). The text names the fan CycloBlade design. Its Fan Connector row is the 5V ARGB 3-pin lighting lead. The airflow is read as one fan at full speed. Guru3D and the Komputronik shop list 500 to 2200 RPM for the updated 2026 revision. The store page still says 2050.3Reviewkitguru.net/components/cooling/james-dawson/msi-mpg-coreliquid-p13-360-aio-cpu-cooler-review/all/1Read 15 October 2026Spec list: Fan Max Static Pressure 2.59 mmH20, Fan Noise 28.7 dBA (max), Fan Speed (PWM) 500~2050 +/- 150 RPM, Fan Max Airflow 64.89 CFM, Fan Bearing Rifle bearing, Fan Connector 4-pin PWM + 3-pin 5V ARGB. The 28.7 dBA is the maker's rating for one fan. The 3-pin ARGB lead is the lighting lead.4Press articlekitguru.net/components/cooling/joao-silva/msi-unveils-new-mpg-coreliquid-aio-coolers-with-ips-displaysRead 15 October 2026The cooler has MSI's new CycloBlade 9 fans.5Reviewwccftech.com/review/msi-mpg-coreliquid-p13-360mm-aio-liquid-cooler-review-silent-cool-lcd-bonusRead 15 October 2026Text: three 120 mm CycloBlade 9 fans with rifle bearings, each with a 4-pin PWM connector, 64.898 CFM, 500-2050 RPM (28.7 dBA) and 2.59 mm-H2O.6Reviewguru3d.com/review/msi-mpg-coreliquid-p13-360-cpu-cooler-reviewRead 15 October 2026Spec table: CycloBlade 9, 120 x 120 x 25 mm, 500-2200 RPM (+/-150), 64.898 CFM, 2.59 mm-H2O, 28.7 dBA at 1 m, rifle bearing. The spec table says 2200 RPM where the store page and four other sources say 2050 RPM. Guru3D tested the updated 2026 revision. The 2050 RPM figure of the MSI store page is stored.7Reviewgeektopia.es/es/technology/2025/09/21/analisis/msi-mpg-coreliquid-p13-360-review.htmlRead 15 October 2026Spec table: three CycloBlade 9 fans with ring, 500-2050 RPM, 2.59 mmH2O. It prints the airflow as 117.06 m3/h (68.898 CFM), which does not match the maker's 64.898 CFM, so the maker value is stored.
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Thermal tests (measured)
Abe quiet! Silent Loop 3 420mm
Test CPULoadCPU power (W)Fan settingNoise (dB(A))CPU temperature (°C)
AMD Ryzen 9 7900XPrime95 Small FFTs, full CPU load, PBO enabled197.120 dB(A)2091.7
AMD Ryzen 9 7900XPrime95 Small FFTs, full CPU load, PBO enabled198.725 dB(A)2590.9
AMD Ryzen 9 7900XPrime95 Small FFTs, full CPU load, PBO enabled196.530 dB(A)3091.1
AMD Ryzen 9 7900XPrime95 Small FFTs, full CPU load, PBO enabled198.935 dB(A)3590.4
AMD Ryzen 9 7900XPrime95 Small FFTs, full CPU load, PBO enabled199.1100%3889.5
Intel Core Ultra 9 285KPrime95 Small FFTs, full CPU load, Intel default mode299.620 dB(A)2092.2
Intel Core Ultra 9 285KPrime95 Small FFTs, full CPU load, Intel default mode300.525 dB(A)2590
Intel Core Ultra 9 285KPrime95 Small FFTs, full CPU load, Intel default mode299.430 dB(A)3088.8
Intel Core Ultra 9 285KPrime95 Small FFTs, full CPU load, Intel default mode298.335 dB(A)3586.8
Intel Core Ultra 9 285KPrime95 Small FFTs, full CPU load, Intel default mode298.5100%3878.6
Intel Core i9-13900KCinebench, 253 W power limitNot available600 rpm30.289.4
Intel Core i9-13900KCinebench, 253 W power limitNot available1200 rpm34.383.5
Intel Core i9-13900KCinebench, 253 W power limitNot available1900 rpm (max)39.481.7
Intel Core i9-13900KCinebench, 153 W power limitNot available600 rpm30.263.4
Intel Core i9-13900KCinebench, 153 W power limitNot available1200 rpm34.361
Intel Core i9-13900KCinebench, 153 W power limitNot available1900 rpm (max)39.460.4
Source5Reviewclub386.comRead 15 October 2026Club386 (Damien Mason, 2025-02-11). Intel Core i9-13900K, Cinebench loads at 253 W and 153 W power modes, fans fixed at 600, 1200 and 1900 rpm (maximum). The temperatures are the table values per rpm, which the How We Test page says are CPU-Z averages. Noise is from a Tadeto sound level meter. The 600 rpm noise is published as <30.2 and is stored as 30.2. The ambient temperature, bench or case, paste, meter distance and the pump setting are not stated. The noise table has one column per rpm, so the same noise applies to the 253 W and 153 W rows. The review prints the rows without a Cinebench version in the temperature table.6Reviewclub386.com/how-we-testRead 15 October 2026Cooling section: Core i9-13900K reference CPU, CPU-Z average temperatures, Tadeto sound level meter, Cinebench at 600 rpm, 1,200 rpm and max rpm across 153 W and 253 W modes. Ambient is only said to be kept in line with earlier reviews.8Measurementcybenetics.com/evaluations/coolers/84Read 15 October 2026Cybenetics Cooling Solutions Test Protocol, revision 1.8 procedure. Ambient held at 25 C plus or minus 0.5 C in a climate chamber, open test bench (Cooler Master Test Bench for AM5 with an ASUS TUF Gaming X670E-Plus, DimasTech Bench for LGA1851 with an ASRock Z890 Taichi), Prime95 Small FFTs, pump at full speed in every row. Fans were set to reach each normalized noise level at 1 m, or 100%. CPU power is measured at the EPS connectors. The protocol states Arctic MX-4 paste for all tests. Mount: Default. The report publishes no temperature above ambient. The AM5 rows use the Ryzen 9 7900X with PBO enabled and the LGA1851 rows the Core Ultra 9 285K in Intel default mode. The Intel 35 dB(A) row (86.8 C) and the 100% row (78.6 C) are 8 C apart, while the fans only differ by about 200 rpm. The values are stored as printed.
BMSI MPG CoreLiquid P13 360
Test CPULoadCPU power (W)Fan settingNoise (dB(A))CPU temperature (°C)Above ambient (°C)
AMD Ryzen 9 9950XAll-core 5.2 GHz at 1.3 V manual overclock, Cinebench R23 30-minute loop, open benchNot available100%47Not available60
AMD Ryzen 9 9950XAll-core 5.2 GHz at 1.3 V manual overclock, Cinebench R23 30-minute loop, open benchNot available40 dB(A)40Not available62
Intel Core i7-12700KCinebench R23 30-minute run, stock settings, closed case1651300 rpm307747
Intel Core i7-12700KCinebench R23 30-minute run, OC Tuner II overclock, closed case2151800 rpm379059
AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3DMulti-threaded CPU workload, power limit not statedNot availableMax RPMNot available72Not available
AMD Ryzen 5 7600XStock settings, 24-hour continuous stress, CPU reaches TjMax126DefaultNot available91Not available
Source3Reviewkitguru.net/components/cooling/james-dawson/msi-mpg-coreliquid-p13-360-aio-cpu-cooler-review/all/1Read 15 October 2026James Dawson, review of 2025-09-24. AMD Ryzen 9 9950X on an ASRock Phantom Gaming X870E Nova WiFi in an open test bench with Arctic MX-6 paste. All-core frequency and Vcore locked to 5.2 GHz at 1.3 V. A 30-minute looped Cinebench R23 run, the last 10 minutes logged with HWiNFO and averaged. Ambient 19 to 21 C. The cooler is tested at 100% fan speed and with the fans locked to 40 dBA. Results: 60 C at max fan speed with a maximum noise of 47 dBA, and 62 C at 40 dBA. The charts show deltas with the ambient deducted, so both figures are stored as Above ambient. CPU power is not printed. KitGuru does not give the noise meter distance.5Reviewwccftech.com/review/msi-mpg-coreliquid-p13-360mm-aio-liquid-cooler-review-silent-cool-lcd-bonusRead 15 October 2026Hassan Mujtaba, review of 2025-08-19. AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D on an AORUS X670E Xtreme in a Lian Li O11 Dynamic XL with the radiator on top. The chart CPU Workload (MT) Temps @ Max RPM gives 72 C for this cooler. Power limit, ambient, paste and noise for this test are not stated. The idle chart gives 30 C and the gaming chart 52 C at max RPM, which are not stored. The noise charts are normalized at 75% with unstated distance and are not stored.7Reviewgeektopia.es/es/technology/2025/09/21/analisis/msi-mpg-coreliquid-p13-360-review.htmlRead 15 October 2026David, review of 2025-09-21. Intel Core i7-12700K on an ASUS Prime Z690-P in a Corsair H7 Flow with the side panel on and four AF120 Slim case fans at 900 to 1100 rpm. Cinebench R23 30-minute run. Ambient 30 C in the stock test and 31 C in the overclock test. Stock: CPU settles at 77 C (47 C over ambient), CPU power about 165 W, fans about 1300 rpm, noise 30 dB or less. Overclock with OC Tuner II: 90 C (59 C over ambient), about 215 W, fans about 1800 rpm, noise about 37 dB. Distance and paste are not stated, and the review swapped to Arctic MX-6 for its comparison charts.8Reviewprofesionalreview.com/2025/09/16/msi-mpg-coreliquid-p13-360-reviewRead 15 October 2026Miguel Angel Navas, review of 2025-09-16. AMD Ryzen 5 7600X on an X670E AORUS Master with an RTX 4080, ambient 24 C. A 24-hour stress run. At stock settings the CPU holds an average 91 C and reaches TjMax at up to 126 W. The 80 W PPT results are in a chart only. Noise is read at 50 cm and is below 46 dBA at full performance, which is not stored because it is not tied to this fan setting.

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In the box

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1x Intel Backplate, 2x Intel Mounting Brackets, 4x Intel Backplate Screws, 4x Locking Washers / O-Rings, 4x Intel Spacer Nuts, 4x Mounting Brackets Fastening Screws, 1x AMD TR4/TR5 Mounting Bracket, 1x set of AMD AM4/AM5 Mounting Brackets, 4x AMD Screws, 4x AMD Spacers, 12x Radiator Screws, 12x Fan Screws, 1x Thermal Paste Tube, 3x Zip Ties, 1x Refill Coolant Bottle 100ml, 1x 3-way PWM Splitter Cable, 1x User Manual, 1x Safety Paper7Reviewtech4gamers.com/be-quiet-silent-loop-3-420-reviewRead 15 October 2026Packing and unboxing list copied in full: 18 lines, from the Intel backplate to the safety paper.

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