MSI has unveiled its new MPG CoreFrozr AP15 and AP17 coolers with displays.

MSI has unveiled its new MPG CoreFrozr AP15 and AP17 coolers with displays

MSI has updated its line of air cooling systems with two new models: the MPG CoreFrozr AP15 and AP17. Their main distinguishing feature is built-in displays capable of showing both system information and user images.

The higher-end AP17 model is equipped with a 6-inch screen with extensive customization options. Using proprietary software, owners can upload their own static or animated images. In addition, the display allows you to view key technical parameters: processor temperature, system load, and fan speed. The screen is removable, although the manufacturer does not explain in which situations it may need to be removed.

The AP15 model is a more compact solution. Its display is focused exclusively on system monitoring. The screen interface is divided into zones, allowing the user to track several important indicators simultaneously. Both models share a well-thought-out design. It is based on a nickel-plated copper base and two radiator towers covered with a protective casing. MSI engineers paid special attention to compatibility with high-profile RAM modules: the heat sinks of the coolers do not cover the DIMM slots, even on micro-ATX motherboards.

At the same time, the technical solutions in the models differ. The AP17 is equipped with eight heat pipes and is positioned as a universal solution. The AP15, in turn, has six heat pipes and is specially optimized to work with AMD Ryzen X3D series processors.