ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 360 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

I recently upgraded to the Arctic Liquid Freezer III 360 A-RGB and couldn’t be more impressed with its performance, design, and ease of installation. Right out of the box, it’s clear that Arctic has put a lot of thought into refining this AIO cooler, making it a fantastic choice for both beginners and experienced builders.Customization & Performance:One of my favorite aspects of this cooler is the ability to customize both the fan speeds and RGB lighting. Whether you prefer whisper-quiet operation or high-performance cooling under heavy workloads, this unit gives you complete control. The ARGB integration allows for stunning lighting effects, making it easy to match any build aesthetic.Fit & Noise Levels:I installed this in my Phantek P600s, and it fit perfectly without any clearance issues—something that can’t be said for all 360mm AIOs. Coming from my previous cooler, I was immediately struck by how much quieter the Liquid Freezer III runs, even under load. The pump and fans operate with minimal noise, which is a game-changer for anyone who values a quieter setup.Installation & Build Quality:Installation was straightforward thanks to the well-designed mounting brackets and clear instructions. Arctic includes everything needed for a hassle-free setup, making this an excellent choice even for first-time builders. The build quality is also top-notch, with durable materials and a solid feel that inspires confidence in long-term reliability.Final Thoughts:If you’re looking for a powerful, quiet, and customizable AIO cooler, the Arctic Liquid Freezer III 360 A-RGB is an easy recommendation. Whether you’re a beginner building your first PC or a seasoned enthusiast looking for a reliable cooling solution, this AIO delivers exceptional performance with a sleek design. Arctic has nailed it with this one!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 Highly Recommended!

The media could not be loaded. excellent design - ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 360 A-RGB - CPU Water Cooler-review of:ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 360 A-RGB:PC Water Cooling PC, All-in-One CPU AIO Water Cooler, Intel & AMD Compatible, efficient PWM-Controlled Pump, Fan: 200-1800 RPM, LGA1851 and LGA1700 Contact Frame-EXECUTIVE SUMMARYThis updated Arctic brand CPU AIO cooler design is wonderful.-The radiator included with the 360mm AIO is thicker and more robust than some other companies use.-The included, and fully pre-mounted, fans are top of the line Arctic P12 PWM A-RGB fans.-This system provides separate cabling for individual control of pump, fans, and VRM cooling fan, plus A-RGB color control. Curiously, amazingly, (nice), with the VRM fam speed connector attached to the CPU OPT header on an Asus mainboard (which is documented as usually being subordinate to the main CPU fan header), the Asus software detects it separately and shows the VRM fan rotation speed separately!-The pump pipes project downward from the pump head and CPU, out of the way of the DRAM modules to the right of the CPU (very nice design!).-Getting the pump head seated correctly onto its mounting holes required patient and precise positioning in tight quarters, even with lights placed inside the case. However the patience was worth it because the pump head attachment design is excellent. It uses plate spring loaded tightening plate which stops turning when the captured attachment screws reach the correct pressure.-The online installation manual is quite detailed, with animated gifs that demonstrate each step of the installation process. The online installation manual is easy to follow and understand.-For Intel CPUs, the installation system includes a CPU frame too!-Check back for performance information one there has been time to test this excellent CPU cooler's cooling performance.-suggestions to Arctic:1 - mount the fan cables on the opposite side to match marketing photos.- - when the radiator is installed with the pump hoses near the back of the case, the fan cables show.2 - the screw holes in the radiator did not quite line up with the slots in my top of line Fractal Design case.-installation photos, plus some of the animated GIFs from the online setup manual:Attached is a set of photos created during the AIO installation process.-CONCLUSION:Very happy with this new, updated design, CPU AIO cooler purchase from Arctic so far.

I messed up and got a size too big. It fits, but barely. It's a very tight squeeze in my Montech King 95 Pro.The installation wasn't quite as bad as I thought. I don't how much they can really do to make it easier, but getting those screws in kinda sucked. I got mine in pretty easy, but im still not 100% sure it's on right. My cpu seems to be cool, so that's great but im not certain I did it right. Which would be user error. You have to look up a YouTube video of it, but in my opinion that's not worst case scenario.I can't use any software to change the colors because I'm on Linux, but im assuming you can. Fans spin fast, but not so fast they'll blow up. The rgb isn't flashbanging me, so that's great.I wish it came with they made a version that came with display screen. Just for the extra style points, but it's a great AIO. My problems were user error. Should have gotten the 240 mm. Thay would have fit better.I haven't heard any loud pumping sounds, so maybe i got lucky. Even at max loud it's pretty quiet. It's makes a LITTLE sound but it's also directly beside me, lol. My air management is just as bad my cable management because it was larger than I expected, but even in these conditions, it keeps my cpu cool enough. Don't think I've gone over 63°C. Idk how good or bad that is.