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ID-COOLING FX360 INF vs MSI MAG CoreLiquid A13 360

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AID-COOLING FX360 INF
BMSI MAG CoreLiquid A13 360

General

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Included fans
BMSI MAG CoreLiquid A13 360
ModelSize (mm)FansMin speed (rpm)Max speed (rpm)Airflow (CFM)Static pressure (mmH₂O)Noise (claimed) (dB(A))BearingConnector
CycloBlade 712035002,00062.62.3631.1Rifle4-pin PWM
Source1Maker product pagede-store.msi.com/products/mag-coreliquid-a13-360Read 15 October 2026Number of Fans 3, fan size 120 x 120 x 25 mm, Fan Air Flow 62.6 CFM, Fan Bearing Rifle Bearing, PWM Mode Yes, Fan Connector 5V ARGB 3-PIN Header (for the lighting), fan life 40,000 hrs at 40 C. Speed, static pressure and noise are not in this table and come from Club386 and Tom's Hardware. The 5 V ARGB 3-pin entry is the lighting lead. The fan power lead is PWM 4-pin, see Pokde. The airflow is read as one fan at full speed.3Reviewtomshardware.com/pc-components/liquid-cooling/msi-mag-coreliquid-a13-aio-liquid-cooler-reviewRead 15 October 2026Fan table: 120 x 120 x 25 mm, up to 2000 RPM, up to 62.6 CFM, up to 2.36 mmH2O, rifle bearings, ARGB.4Reviewclub386.com/msi-mag-coreliquid-a13-360-reviewRead 15 October 2026Spec table: fan speed 500~2,000 +/- 10% RPM, airflow 62.6 CFM, static pressure 2.36 mmH2O, fan noise level 31.1 dBA. The text rates the fans at 62.6 CFM and 2.36 mmH2O at up to 2,000 RPM. The 31.1 dBA is the maker's rating for one fan. A few retailers list 60.78 CFM and 30.39 dBA, which look like another datasheet revision and are not stored.5Reviewgamerant.com/msi-mag-coreliquid-a13-240-360-reviewRead 15 October 2026The radiator fans run at 500~2000 +/- 10% RPM with a noise level of 31.1 dBA, matching the Club386 table. The pump runs up to 3800 RPM.6Reviewpokde.net/review/msi-mag-coreliquid-a13-360-reviewRead 15 October 2026The fans connect to the motherboard with the standard PWM 4-pin plus 3-pin ARGB design, daisy-chained. The reviewer measured about 2080 RPM maximum.
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Measured

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Cybenetics THETA, AMD AM5
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Noise at 100% fan setting (Cybenetics)
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Thermal tests (measured)
AID-COOLING FX360 INF
Test CPULoadCPU power (W)Fan settingNoise (dB(A))CPU temperature (°C)Above ambient (°C)
Intel Core i7-14700KNo power limit, CPU only, average CPU package power held at the thermal limit259100%44.4Not availableNot available
Intel Core i7-14700KCPU limited to 165 W with a full load on a Radeon RX 7900 GRE (275 W), closed case165motherboard default fan curve40.971Not available
Intel Core i7-14700KCPU limited to 110 W with a full load on a Radeon RX 7900 GRE (275 W), closed case110Not availableNot available58Not available
AMD Ryzen 9 9950XCinebench R23 loop for 30 minutes, manual overclock 5.2 GHz all-core at 1.3 V, open bench, average CPU temperature over ambient, pump at full speedNot available100%43Not available64
AMD Ryzen 9 9950XCinebench R23 loop for 30 minutes, manual overclock 5.2 GHz all-core at 1.3 V, open bench, average CPU temperature over ambient, pump at full speedNot available40 dB(A)40Not available66
Source5Reviewtomshardware.com/pc-components/liquid-cooling/id-cooling-fx360-inf-review/2Read 15 October 2026Tom's Hardware, Albert Thomas, 2024-11-08. Intel Core i7-14700K on an MSI Z790 Project Zero in an MSI Pano 100L PZ Black, ambient held at 23 C, a Thermalright LGA1700 contact frame installed, closed case, not an open bench. The included Frost X45 paste is used in the installation steps, and the paste for the test is not stated separately. Row 1: with no power limit the CPU hits its temperature limit, and the average CPU package power sustained was 259 W, with noise up to 44.4 dBA at full fan speed. No temperature is published for it. Row 2: 165 W CPU plus the Radeon RX 7900 GRE at 275 W, average CPU temperature 71 C, and 40.9 dBA on the motherboard default fan curve. Row 3: 110 W CPU plus the same GPU load, average CPU temperature 58 C, no noise figure. The noise-normalized 38.9 dBA test and the 120 W Cinebench noise (38.2 dBA, the idle noise of the system) are not stored, since the page text for the first names another cooler's result. The noise meter distance is not stated.6Reviewkitguru.net/components/cooling/james-dawson/id-cooling-fx360-inf-aio-cpu-cooler-review/all/1Read 15 October 2026KitGuru review of 2025-05-12, Ryzen 9 9950X on an ASRock X870E Nova WiFi, open test bench, Arctic MX-6 paste, ambient 19-21 C and deducted in the charts. Each run is a 30 minute looped Cinebench R23, with the final 10 minutes averaged. Manual overclock 5.2 GHz all-core at 1.3 V. At maximum fan speed (just over 1800 rpm) the noise was 43 dB and the average load temperature 64 C. Normalized to 40 dBA the average was 66 C over ambient, and the fans slowed only about 200 rpm. The charts show deltas, so both are read as over ambient. The CPU power is not published. The PBO test gives only a clock multiplier (52.1x), so no row is stored for it. The noise distance is not stated.
BMSI MAG CoreLiquid A13 360
Test CPULoadCPU power (W)Fan settingNoise (dB(A))CPU temperature (°C)
Intel Core i7-14700KCinebench, no power limit, throttling at TJ Max, average package power the cooler held259Not availableNot availableNot available
Intel Core i7-14700KCinebench, no power limit, noise normalized, average package power the cooler held24938.9 dB(A)38.9Not available
Intel Core i7-14700KCinebench, 120 W CPU power limit, noise only120Not available38.2Not available
Intel Core Ultra 9 285KCinebench, no power limitNot availableNot availableNot available95
Intel Core Ultra 9 285K135 W CPU power limit with a 290 W GPU load135Not available40.9Not available
Intel Core i9-13900KCinebench multi-core, 253 W253600 rpmNot available93.6
Intel Core i9-13900KCinebench multi-core, 253 W2531200 rpm34.380.2
Intel Core i9-13900KCinebench multi-core, 253 W2532000 rpm (maximum)50.476.8
Intel Core i9-13900KCinebench multi-core, 153 W153600 rpmNot available70.5
Intel Core i9-13900KCinebench multi-core, 153 W1531200 rpm34.359
Intel Core i9-13900KCinebench multi-core, 153 W1532000 rpm (maximum)50.455.8
Source3Reviewtomshardware.com/pc-components/liquid-cooling/msi-mag-coreliquid-a13-aio-liquid-cooler-reviewRead 15 October 2026Albert Thomas, review of 2025-01-03. Two systems. Intel Core i7-14700K on an MSI Z790 Project Zero in an MSI Pano 100L PZ Black case with Iceberg Thermal IceGale Silent system fans. Intel Core Ultra 9 285K on an MSI Z890 Carbon WiFi in an MSI MPG Gungnir 300R with its pre-installed case fans. A Thermalright LGA1700 contact frame is fitted on the 14700K system, the included thermal paste is used and ambient is not stated on this page. Noise is read with a sound meter, distance not stated. Rows: 14700K without a power limit throttles at TJ Max, so the reviewer records the package power the cooler held (259 W, the spec table says over 259 W). 14700K noise normalized to 38.9 dBA, 249 W. 14700K with a 120 W load, 38.2 dBA for both A13 sizes. Core Ultra 9 285K Cinebench with no power limit, average CPU temperature 95 C, CPU power not stated. 285K with 135 W CPU and 290 W GPU, 40.9 dBA for the 360 mm. The reviewer's 253 W, 165 W + 275 W and 85 W + 290 W results are in chart images or give one temperature for two cooler sizes, so they are not stored.4Reviewclub386.com/msi-mag-coreliquid-a13-360-reviewRead 15 October 2026Damien Mason, review of 2025-07-08. Intel Core i9-13900K on the Club386 test bench, Cinebench multi-core held as a sustained load, fans locked to 600 rpm, 1,200 rpm and the maximum of 2,000 rpm. The table gives temperatures at 253 W and at 153 W, in degrees Celsius. The review gives no ambient temperature, case or paste. Noise at 600 rpm is printed as <30.2 dBA, a reading limit, so it is not stored. Noise at 1,200 rpm is 34.3 dBA and at the maximum 50.4 dBA, with the meter distance not stated. The noise belongs to the fan speed, so it is repeated in the 253 W and 153 W rows.

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