I have had it for about 1 month, it cools down a Ryzen 9 7900, temperatures are bottoming out in wz games for 6-7 hours at 4k high settings, all up to 50 degrees. In Resolve editing 4k files with full effects, it's the same. I haven't seen it go above 50 degrees yet

Quite good cooling, very good temperatures, don't bother with push pull, instead I put 6 Arctic 120mm fans in push configuration and it lowered the temperature by 7 degrees Celsius compared to push pull configuration

Bought for 128 euros, it was installed on an i5 13600K. Idle temperatures range from 25-30 degrees, and in demanding gaming it doesn't exceed 50 degrees. It is quite large for a middle case, fitting just barely with some work! It was installed as a front mount due to lack of space on the top of the case!

The installation process of the Liquid Freezer II 360 is simple and took only a few minutes.

2. The radiator included with the Liquid Freezer II is also quite thick. This is better for cooling, but it also means that you will need to pay attention to the thickness of the radiators that fit in your case.

3. A unique feature of the Liquid Freezer II is the small fan for the VRMs, which is located on the top of the CPU block. This helps dissipate heat and cool the VRMs surrounding the CPU.

4. It comes with three pre-installed 120mm Arctic fans for convenience. Their performance is excellent and tested in many of my PC builds, although this time I switched them for the Arctic Bionix RGB because I had them on hand and wanted RGB in this build.

5. Overall, the Liquid Freezer II 360 performs perfectly, especially considering its price.

There is no need to say much about the 12700K as it keeps it at 65 degrees in cinebench R23 at 179 watts with a room temperature of 25 degrees. I had no problem with the installation since my case is spacious enough. The most important thing is that this specific liquid cooling is very quiet with great performance, and its beauty is subjective compared to most commercial ones, but I don't care about the appearance because performance is preferable and I don't want to hear the fans or the annoying electric noise of the pump. After using most of the market's liquid coolers/air coolers, I have ended up with Arctic in the liquid cooling sector and Noctua in the air cooling sector.

The cooler does a really good job BUT.... it really needs a big case to fit in and it's very large. I have a Be Quiet Silent Base 802 and I had no problem because the case is huge, but I tried to install it in a smaller Corsair Carbide 400c and there was no way it could fit. The installation could be easier with many and clear steps in my opinion compared to other coolers that have a unified bracket with spacers. Overall, it's a good purchase especially at 110 euros, it has better performance than any other that costs much more, it's just not "pretty" with screens and RGB on the pump.

Note: ATTENTION! the box says it's also compatible with Intel's 11th generation socket (1200) but it doesn't have the bracket. It only has for the 1700 socket so be aware. After contacting the store, they told me it's a packaging mistake and that they only come with 1700 brackets.

Easy installation and instructions are sufficiently informative. Anyone who wants to use this cooler should keep in mind the various heat sinks that the motherboard may have, as it prevented me from placing it on top of the case. The cooler is thick and I reach 80°C only during stress testing. In games, I generally reach around 60°C.

AMD Ryzen 5600X

I placed it on a new 5900X. The installation was a bit difficult as even though it is rev.4, the top mounting pad slightly touches the capacitors on the left side of the processor on my B550 motherboard, but I read that it's not an issue. The radiator is quite thick compared to others, even though it's my first time using liquid cooling, I believe I will need to change the case. It barely fit in the front and I had to remove the hard disk bay of my H500 ARGB case. Now, in terms of performance, I think it's doing very well. In all the stress tests I did (prime95) with PBO enabled and all cores at 4.6, the maximum temperature I saw was 76 degrees!! It's definitely worth it as a purchase, especially for 100E, as long as it fits in your case.

With the 5600x, pbo enabled and manual limits, I have 24 degrees idle and 43 in-game with 22 ambient. Max temperature in cinebench r23 is 54 degrees! For performance, it's top-notch without frills and lights! I confidently recommend it to someone who wants a minimal build with good temperatures!

This was a positive review until yesterday, 23/08/2022, when it was learned that all Arctic coolers, with a manufacturing date from May 2021 to March 2022, have a huge problem due to a chemical reaction of the copper plate with a plastic part... Tremendous disappointment for one of the few companies that had great respect for build quality and ultimately turned out to be another Gigabyte, another Enermax, etc.

Of course, now it makes sense why it is so cheap compared to others... Sad material quality and zero quality control to be able to sell them 30-40 euros below the competition.

For more information, Gamers Nexus have made a detailed video on the subject.

It was installed on a B450 Aorus Pro, with a Ryzen 7 5800x, and it lowered the temperature from 82 C to 70 C in cinebench. The installation is easy and instead of a manual, the packaging comes with a barcode that you scan and it sends you to an online manual with very explanatory instructions. The only "negative" thing I would say is the space it takes up compared to other coolers.

Very good Warzone, I was playing at 61 degrees and with it, the temperatures dropped to 47.
3700X CPU Phanteks P400 with the P400a front panel. Now, for installation, it's very simple, just make sure it fits in your case beforehand. There is even a step-by-step video on YouTube for installation.

WARNING: The BIG one is not compatible with several X570 motherboards such as the ASUS TUF Gaming X570 Plus. It has been weeks and I am still waiting for a response from the support team, who promised to send compatible mounts in the user manual.

The cooler guys is incredible. Silent and cools properly. I have it on a Ryzen 5600x processor. Also, it fits perfectly with the Asus ROG Strix X570 Gaming - E motherboard. I say this because there were some comments about incompatibility. Just follow the instructions on the Arctic website.

The cooler is a marvel. It's a huge refrigerator with 3 fans already installed on top of it, all connected daisy chained, which means you connect one 4-pin and it controls them all. My case is a Coolermaster Masterbox TD500 Mesh and it fit perfectly with the installed fans in push mode. It's also the version 3 for anyone wondering about the new mounting mechanism. It sits on top of a 5600x at stock speeds with idle temperatures of 28-29 degrees and after half an hour of Cinebench R23 Multi Core, it reached a maximum of 55 degrees. Flawless for 100 euros.

If you don't care about RGB, it is the best gift you can give to your processor, and at an incredibly competitive price.

I'm back after a while. Thanks to the person ♥ who recommended it to me and sold me their processor, and I say this because ►

CPU: l7 8086k overclocked to 5ghz since the day I bought it.
MB: asus tuf z390 pro gaming
The processor requires good cooling. The pump does an amazing job.
1. It's silent.
2. It only needs a 4-pin connector for the fans.
3. Beautiful design and relatively affordable purchase.

--This model and the 2 x 140 -- 10/10
Congratulations to the company.
Respectfully!

#Don't be disappointed by the packaging.
#Just buy it for heavy-duty situations