ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 240 A-RGB - CPU AIO Water Cooler, Water Cooling PC, Intel & AMD, Efficient PWM-Controlled Pump, Fan: 200–2000 RPM, LGA1851 and LGA1700 Contact Frame - Black

Cooler over exceed my expectations. I'm using it on a intel i9 12th Gen. And the ARTIC COOLER is keeping it cool..39' C on idle. When I'm playing my games... with the build in graphics, ARTIC COOLER... IS NOT Afraid. Best 👌 decision I took on choosing this water cooled AIO.

Great cooler, somewhat easy to install if you follow the instructions. I would strongly recommend watching the video (scan the QR Code on the side of the box) at least a couple of times before beginning the installation. i have an Intel i9 12900K processor, LGA 1700 socket, and it keeps the temperatures pretty stable and well under 30 degrees Celsius on Idle. Measure your case and make sure the radiator fits, as well as the RAM clearance. I put the cooler on a Lian Li Lancool II MESH ATX mid tower with a Corsair Vengeance RAM kit. The RAM has a tall clearance, but I was able to install the cooler with about 1/8 of an inch to spare. If you want full RGB functionality, I would install this cooler using the split cable connecting to your ARGB motherboard and pump fan directly. This gives you full control of the fan speeds and RGB features.All and all I think this is a great product, it comes with all the accessories you need to is install the the AOI in an Intel or AMD socket, includes thermal paste, works quietly (this could be very subjective), and keeps the CPU temperatures cool and stable.

I first got the 280mm cooler and I have the Lian Li LANCOOL 2-W ATX Mid Tower Case-- the 280mm did NOT fit. So i had to get this one the 240mm and it fits my case!PROS:--fans are already installed on the aio cooler, unless you want to change the direction of the intake/outtake--easyish/okay setup--Price point is affordable--Quality is good for its priceCONS:--The CPU fan is a little chunky and its a small gap between the aio cooler (see pic also don't mind the wiring lol).--NO hard copy of the installation manual (yes i thought i was missing it too). its actually a QR code on the box and it will take you to the website--installation can be a little confusing--they recommend SignalRGB for the argb lights of the fans, but to access some of the controls you have to subscribe and pay...on startup, the default RGB is the rainbow. It does alternate gradientlyNOTE:--I had the intel LGA 1200 socket and NO this does not fit. HOWEVER, it can fit if you buy the SEPARATE Arctic mount for it (at this time it is around $12). There is an online manual for the mount too--its only been a few weeks so I don't have the experience of having it for a long time

Title: Exceptional Cooling Performance - ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 240 A-RGBRating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)I recently upgraded my PC cooling system to the ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 240 A-RGB, and I couldn't be happier with my choice. This all-in-one (AIO) liquid cooler offers outstanding performance for both Intel and AMD processors, providing efficient cooling that keeps my CPU temperatures impressively low even under heavy loads.Design and Aesthetics:The white finish and RGB lighting add a modern touch to my build, making it visually appealing without being overly flashy. The A-RGB functionality is easy to customize, allowing me to synchronize it with my other components for a cohesive look.Cooling Efficiency:The PWM-controlled pump operates quietly while delivering a remarkable cooling performance. With fan speeds ranging from 200 to 2000 RPM, I can adjust the cooling based on my needs, ensuring my system runs smoothly and quietly.Installation:Installation was straightforward, thanks to the well-designed mounting system compatible with both LGA 1700 and LGA 1851 sockets. The included hardware made the setup process quick and hassle-free.Conclusion:Overall, the ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 240 A-RGB is an excellent choice for anyone looking to enhance their PC's cooling capabilities. Its combination of efficient performance, stylish design, and easy installation makes it a standout product in the AIO cooling market. Highly recommended!

Works as intended, easy installation if you know what you’re doing. Ive used it for roughly a week and have no issues thus far.

I bought 2 new full systems minus the gpus. I built the first one with this water cooler. Turned and power and nothing happened. I started diagnosing and changing parts. I never suspected the this part to be the cause. Because it seemed I had no power. Throughout the coarse of the night I decided to just put it in the second system and return/rebuy the power supply, board , and processor for the first set-up. Went to power up the second system with this cooler, and... DEAD. It worked fine with the stock AMD fan. And now nothing in here work. I don't understand how, but after 7 hours of testing things. This is the only possible cause. I see it works great for some people, but for me I got the lemon. And will probably be on the hook for all these bricked parts. Also, the included AMD bracket doesn't cover an AM4 socket. It has about a 1/4 inch offset. I saw the Arctic Freeze 2 had a separate AM4 bracket, but this didn't.

This keeps my i7-14700k around 55-65 degrees during gaming and high loads. The only thing I did was swap out the RGB fans to the same ones the rest of my build has because the color was a bit off compared to my other fans.

Have had it for 7 months and it runs very quietly with my ryzen 7700x. The cpu idles at 34°C core temp and 49°C package temp which is slightly warm but during games doesn't exceed 84°C package with surprisingly little noise so it could just be my cpu runs hot. The tubing is a little long for my Asus AP201 MFF PC case but still fits well and the fans preinstalled onto the radiator is convenient.