ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 240 A-RGB - Water Cooling PC, All-in-One CPU AIO Water Cooler, Intel & AMD compatible, efficient PWM-controlled pump, fan: 200-1800 rpm, LGA1851/1700 Contact Frame - Black

Just installed this in my gaming PC. My first exposure to liquid cooling and have seen slightly better cooling results that from my DeepCool AK620 digital.The radiator is pretty big so be aware of the space requirements.Some people have bemoaned the fact that you have to install a CPU mounting plate but for me that's a bonus as you have a nice rigid plate holding your CPU in the socket which eliminates any chance of the CPU warping...Pretty straight forward install, great value, high build quality, and pleased with the results.

This fan is pretty good for the price . Easy to install and works very well. Don't think the CPU has been above 50 degrees yet. I would use the item again.

Looks the part, and I've had zero overheating issues with my ryzen 7 7800x3d, even while maxing out everything, playing games in 4k ultra settings.

Very huge radiator compared to other AIOs out there. Performs really well on my current build, well priced for a good radiator and fans. Found it very difficult to mount the cold plate the first time but this is my second time using this so it was easy for me to fit as I’ve built a pc for someone using Arctic AIO.

Absolutely horrid. Wanted to upgrade from their model 2 to this model 3 cooler and the installation was hell. And then to make it even worse, at the last part where you try to put the AIO Block on and screw it to the mounting bracket, the screws turn but it just won't go in. Checked and i can see the screws are turning but they just won't go down. What an absolute load of misery. Wasted hours of back and hand pain to get to this point just for this garbage. Now I got to fit my old one back in, which i wanted to replace as one of the fans has become dodgy - and temps being higher than they were when the cooler was new despite replacing the thermal paste revently - but it still works, over the next 2 hours. Lovely. I WON'T BE BUYING FROM THIS BRAND AGAIN. Between the poor reliability from their year old previous product to their inability to have functioning screws that come on the AIO Block with the new one, this has been an absolute nightmare. I'd rate 0 stars if i could honestly.

I have a 5800x which runs hot anyway apparently but I noticed my temps were suddenly 90+°c online said it was normal but I refused to believe it, turns out my corsair h100 aio pump had died, I purchased this based on reviews and a few YouTube videos and boy am I happy I did, not only does it look great but the quality is amazing, installation was easy for the most part although attaching to the am4 bracket was a little tricky if I’m honest, it’s also quite large so check on their website with their handy motherboard compatibility search, after the install my temps are so much better 25/30°c idle and 70°c maximum under load. The cooler is also very quiet, the pumpMakes abit of noise but nothing you will notice when the side panel is on and you have your headphones on. Overall for the value for money and performance you really can’t go wrong with this cooler.

After reading many reviews about this cooler, i decided to take a chance when building my first new system in 10 years!Out of the box, it is already wired up and all that you need to do is fit the pump and radiator accordingly. Its worth noting that no paper instructions come inside the box, but there is a QR code on the outside of the box that will direct you to a website with the instructions to follow (wish I had noticed that before!).The radiator itself is very thick, so be warned that it may not fit smaller cases and the tubing isn't as flexible as I would like, but I still managed to get it in the position I wanted!The only criticism that I have during fitting is actually when putting the pump onto the CPU socket. Its on a spring loaded mechanism that requires a lot of force to fit and it took several nervous attempts before I managed to get it on.However, once on, the cooler has been able to keep my 7800x3d cool and very, very quiet when idling. Do play with your fan curves in your Bios or software as this will help reduce excess noise, as initially the fans were set up at 40% at 25 degrees, which I reduced significantly and now my system is virtually silent!

I was sceptical on getting an AIO as I had a Themalright Peerless Assassin and it worked super well. I saw this was on sale at the time and wanted a better looking solution so jumped at this as the reviews have all been good.It performs around 1-2C better that the Peerless Assassin so not much difference in cooling but having the option for RGB and for aesthetics I am very happy with the purchase.