I've seen the available specs provided via https://storage-asset.msi.com/datasheet/liquid-cooling/us/MEG-CORELIQUID-S360.pdf and other Coreliquid-line of products...
however I haven't seen anything anywhere of the anticipated BTU / thermal transfer capabilities.
The "fins per inch" is not listed, but can be approximated if any of the product images are accurate.
Having a GPU & CPU (and potentially HD's, SSD's, RAM) - pumping into the system, 1000w (on the higher end) of thermal absorption wouldn't be unreasonable...
As for the Meg Coreliquid S360, what amount of wattage should this be capable of handling? The 13900k is already 350w (expected) not considering OC'ing...
however I haven't seen anything anywhere of the anticipated BTU / thermal transfer capabilities.
The "fins per inch" is not listed, but can be approximated if any of the product images are accurate.
Having a GPU & CPU (and potentially HD's, SSD's, RAM) - pumping into the system, 1000w (on the higher end) of thermal absorption wouldn't be unreasonable...
As for the Meg Coreliquid S360, what amount of wattage should this be capable of handling? The 13900k is already 350w (expected) not considering OC'ing...