MSI MAG Coreliquid P240 - AIO CPU Liquid Cooler - LGA 1700 Ready - 240mm Radiator - Dual 120mm PWM Fans

Great price and great cooling. The people in reviews saying these don’t work with AM5 just have low IQ’s as they do mount up perfectly. You have to be smarter than the packaging and read instructions. It’s not a bracket that slides onto pump, it uses the included brackets that come installed on the motherboard. It’s quite as heck and the reviews talking about noise most likely have them mounted incorrectly which causes air to settle in the pump, make sure pump is lower than the hoses coming out of radiator. AIO works great and even while over clocking my CPU I never thermal throttle or have any temp issues. Price to performance is great and I love MSI and will always support them as I have never had any issues in any way with their products. Install was fast and easy and looks amazing in my build. High fives all around.

First time installing an AIO so I wanted to make sure I got something that was not too complicated. After hours of research I came across this and ultimately went with it after looking up specs and what not. I had a smaller case so I really am bound to a 240mm AIO. It is cooling a i9-12000k and it does a great job. havent seen it thermal throttle yet (but it should be known my GPU is an extreme bottleneck in this system so the CPU def never gets to full utilization((getting upgraded soon will update after.)) There is a bit of a noise to the pump but it is nothing crazy to me. But i almost always have headphones on or noise coming from monitor speaker around my pc. Instillation was very easy as the LGA 1700 bracket was included. I did watch a video on how to install as there are no instructions lol. I just googled it and used the first video that came up. I think if you have experience with these things it would be pretty straight forward. Overall very happy with it, i feel like its fairly quiet and the rgb is cool. the software is a little clunky, but then again i've never seen a good UI from a rgb program let's be real lol. I would recommend this to anyone and would buy it again.

Installed easily into my PC and really helps with cooling my processor.

So, I ordered the MSI MAG CoreLiquid E240 in White to match my setup, but guess what? It arrived in black instead. Not exactly what I wanted, but I decided to keep it because returning stuff can be a hassle.Performance: Cooling-wise, this thing is a beast. My CPU temps stay nice and low, even under heavy loads. The dual 120mm ARGB fans do their job well, and the airflow is solid.Design & Aesthetics: I wanted the white version for a clean, minimalistic look, but since I got the black one, I had to adjust my build theme a bit. That said, the ARGB lighting is still a nice touch, and the rotating cap ensures the MSI logo is always properly aligned.Installation: Super easy to install, and it supports a bunch of sockets, including LGA 1700/1851 and AM5/AM4, so compatibility isn’t an issue.Noise Level: It runs quiet, even when pushing my system hard, which I appreciate. No annoying fan noise ruining my gaming sessions.Final Thoughts: The cooler itself is fantastic—great performance, easy setup, and reliable. But MSI (or the seller) needs to double-check orders because I really wanted the white version, and getting the wrong color was disappointing. Still, if you’re after a solid AIO, this one does the job!

My previous water cooling system makes kind of a sloshing when you first crank up the PC but I couldn't hear this one at all. I had to check the statistics in the BIOS to make sure the pump was powered and the CPU temps were in the normal range and they were. Even the fans are really quiet. Mounting was also super easy and it had adapter kits for several different processor mounts. It even came with thermal paste. It does a great job dissipating heart even when we overclocking the CPU. The fans got a little louder when we did but that was expected.

Months of use now and this cooler is awesome. Even my non-gaming CPU temp is lower, and as an unexpected side benefit, it's lowered the overall system temp as well thanks to the fans venting outward. Installation difficulty is about the same as putting on a regular (non-water) CPU cooler, so if you can handle that and other manual hardware upgrades, this should be easy for you. Just make sure to route the lines away from any fans.For those who wonder (I did) the cooler comes pre-filled with a mixture of water & glycol and is sealed; maintenance free.

I have a 1055T overclocked to 3.6gHz that is surprisingly not showing any signs of degradation after all these years of being overclocked, but it was moved to a small case where I could only fit a small CPU cooler on it. The idle temps were at 56°C and would regularly approach the 67°C tjMax, and sometimes even shutdown from overheating.So I bought this MSI cooler because A) comes with socket AM3 hardware B) good performance without being overpriced C) no annoying RGB disco lights.Installation was easy, the radiator easily fit within even a small case like the Raidmax Blazar ATX Mid Tower, AM3 mounting was super easy and secure (don't forget YOU MUST DOWNLOAD THE INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS, there's a link on the product page), and there was plenty of options for how to power the radiator fans.The cooler operates very quietly, and most importantly, my idle temps went down to 32°C, and my max temps (under Prime95 maximum heat stress test) hit 56°C - the former idle temps! Under normal load the max it's hitting is 48°C, a very nice improvement.I will update if I run into any issues.