ID-Cooling FX360 INF vs MSI MAG CoreLiquid E360

ID-Cooling FX360 INF delivers exceptional value with its quiet performance and affordable price point, according to Tom's Hardware. The cooler achieves the best cooling-to-noise ratio among 360mm AIOs tested, while also topping the cooling-to-price leaderboard. Its ARGB lighting features an infinity mirror effect on the pump, and it includes three PWM-controlled RGB fans. However, reviewers noted it has a shorter 3-year warranty compared to its DX360 Max sibling, and its fans offer less static pressure and airflow than some alternatives.

Tom's Hardware praised the MSI MAG CoreLiquid E360 for its impressively cool performance and quiet operation during testing. The cooler features a well-built aluminum radiator with a split pathway design and supports both Intel and AMD sockets. While it delivers strong cooling performance, it only includes three 120mm fans rather than the full six-fan push-pull configuration some users might expect. This AIO is well-suited for high-end CPUs like the 13900K but may not offer the maximum airflow options for users seeking ultimate cooling performance.