💧 ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 360 - Versatile All-in-One CPU AIO Water Cooler, Intel & AMD Compatible, Efficient PWM Controlled Pump, Fan Speed: 200-1800 RPM (PWM Controlled) - Black Review

It fits the AM5 socket (there were mounts for 1700 as well), it cools the Ryzen 9 7900x perfectly, the temperatures in the load are low, despite the hotness of the new processors. Argb backlighting was determined by gigabyte software, everything is configured in the same center. Works quietly. Although the radiator is thicker than usual, it fits well into the case from above (installation is easy).

Its pros: -Serial connection of colors and lighting (all 3 can be controlled from 1 4-pin connector on the motherboard). -Good cooling -Easy to install Some cons: On my Asus z270 Mark1 motherboard, I had to modify the mount with a file. If you have a casing on the motherboard, then it can rest, but it is fixed easily)

At first I connected it simply, it started up immediately at 100%, I could hear the air passing through the dust filters on the case. Then later, through the program, and it was not audible at all, in the same Howards i7 12700k no more than 60%. The backlight seems to be ok, but it looks better on my Deepcool 3in1 coolers. Pros below: Very quiet, i7 12700k in stock no more than 60° in load and almost inaudible. Some cons: The installation is not easy, since AMD is mixed with the LGA 1700, I…

This cooling system does a great job. Under synthetic tests for 1 hour lntel 12700K did not exceed 79 degrees. To install this system, you need to buy an additional piece of hardware on the back of the motherboard. ARCTIC Freezer 34 Intel LGA1700 Upgrade Kit MPSAS00892A From the set you only need a large square piece of iron. Mounting plate that comes with the kit is not suitable for LGA1700

And so, in order to lower the temperatures of the I7 13700K and get rid of throttling, I performed an undervolt procedure. (I'm not an expert, but this seemed like the easiest way to me) Motherboard: MSI TOMOHAWK Z690 DDR5 WIFI 1. Set "Core Voltage Mode" in BIOS to Adaptive+Offset 2. Set the "Core Voltage Offset" parameter to -0.075V All! The temperature in the strees test is 87-89C! The number in "Core Voltage Offset" is INDIVIDUAL for each stone. First, set it to -0.050 and test, if…

Has some pros: No extra wires from fans - everything is powered from the block on the processor. Pulls 13700K in OSST. Some cons: Package. Thin outer cardboard - I would like it to be stronger.

This beauty has been cooling my 3700x for 2 months now. It is absolutely silent (my system is not overclocked) and runs at a frequency of 900 rpm. The few times I've stressed my processor and cranked the Arctic up to 1800 rpm for testing, I still can barely hear it, and that's because I purposely put my ear to the case. great, fits in my old HAF X case Cons: Installation on AMD mainboards is VERY DIFFICULT! With the heatsink installed first, I had to lay the case on its side with the…

Reviews on YouTube channels like Gamers Nexus have shown that this AIO actually *leads* the 360mm AIO category in terms of temperature on Ryzen. I'm not sure what it indicates for Intel, but I have to assume it's the same since only the mount is different. h150i pro rgb xt, the only thing available when i was building last summer): 1) max load temp dropped 6 degrees c 2) noise level dropped i think 10dB or more. Incredibly quiet (at over 1600rpm!) 3) pump noise is greatly reduced 4) no RGB…

This is my replacement unit. In the first case, the fans and pump worked fine, but the RGB did not. I contacted Arctic customer service, they told me to check the connections between the fans and press the button on the A-RGB remote. Well I bought the 360A RGB version which didn't have a remote control. Maybe they didn't read carefully what I wrote before making such a suggestion. And because of one such suggestion, I went to great lengths to remove the pump to see if there was a "button" under