MSI showed a life support system, inside of which you can insert a plastic figurine or other object

At the annual CES 2025, MSI presented many interesting new products. One of them was a prototype of a non-standard version of the AiO MAG CoreLiquid A13 liquid cooling system, which literally breaks stereotypes. The peculiarity of the device is the processor unit with a rotating platform on which a small figurine can be placed.

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As part of the LSS demonstration at the exhibition, the developers installed a figurine of the red dragon Lucky on a rotating stand. They emphasized that this version of MAG CoreLiquid A13 is a prototype, and a decision on its serial production has not yet been made.

It was noted that if the device enters the market, it will not be equipped with figures. This leaves users the opportunity to place any suitable sized items at their discretion on the rotating stand. The developers did not specify the exact dimensions of the transparent case, but it is large enough to accommodate an object the size of a small keychain. It is assumed that a figurine with a height of about 5 cm will fit without problems, but a 10 cm figure most likely will not fit.

It is also not yet known whether MSI, in the case of mass production of MAG CoreLiquid A13, will use the same monoblocks of the MAG CoreLiquid series that are used in other life-support systems of the company. Currently, CoreLiquid A13 monoblocks are available in versions with radiators 240 mm and 360 mm long, equipped with fans with blade speeds of up to 3800 rpm.