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Freezer 8A CPU Cooling Fan for AM4/AM5 Socket
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Freezer 8A CPU Cooling Fan for AM4/AM5 Socket

The Arctic Freezer 8A CPU cooler uses two copper heat pipes in direct contact with the base and 46 aluminum fins to transfer and dissipate heat. The P10 PWM fan is PWM-controlled and runs at...

The Arctic Freezer 8A CPU cooler uses two copper heat pipes in direct contact with the base and 46 aluminum fins to transfer and dissipate heat. The P10 PWM fan is PWM-controlled and runs at adjustable speeds, while the fluid dynamic bearing helps ensure quiet operation. MX-6 thermal paste is pre-applied.

The cooler supports optional reversed installation in...

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12 08 €
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From T support 4.9 (31)
4.9 (31 reviews)
Greece
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Description

Description

The Arctic Freezer 8A CPU cooler uses two copper heat pipes in direct contact with the base and 46 aluminum fins to transfer and dissipate heat. The P10 PWM fan is PWM-controlled and runs at adjustable speeds, while the fluid dynamic bearing helps ensure quiet operation. MX-6 thermal paste is pre-applied.

The cooler supports optional reversed installation in AMD systems to align it with the processor’s hotspot. Its low profile makes it easy to install in compact cases and offers compatibility with taller RAM modules and nearby components.

  • Cooler type: Active
  • Sockets: AMD AM4, AMD AM5
  • Fan speed: 200–2,300 rpm
  • Fan control: PWM, with fan stop below 5% PWM
  • Bearing: Fluid dynamic
  • Fan: 1 × P10 PWM, 100 × 100 × 25 mm
  • Heat pipes: 2 copper pipes, 6 mm in diameter, direct contact
  • Cooler fins: 46 aluminum fins, 0.4 mm thick
  • Thermal paste: MX-6, pre-applied
  • Operating voltage: 12 V DC
  • Current: 0.13 A
  • Fan connector: 4-pin
  • Operating ambient temperature: 0–40 °C
  • Dimensions: 108 × 83 × 136 mm
  • Color: Black

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

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Specifications

Specifications

Main Specifications

Type
Active

Type

Active
The most common type of cooler uses a fan to dissipate heat.
Socket
AM4, AM5
Dual Fan
No
Colour
Black

Technical Specifications

RPM (Full Load)
2300 rpm

Dimensions

Width
108 mm
Length
83 mm
Height
136 mm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (4)

Reviews

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  • John_Andronis
    4
    1 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    John_Andronis

    Verified purchase

    Installed to cool a Ryzen 5600G.
    Although I wasn't impressed, especially with its base which is very small (barely covers 70% of the processor's heatspreader surface), it actually works well in the end.
    Very well, I would say, since it keeps the CPU at comfortable temperatures both idle and under stress. Before this, the system was cooled with a Xigmatek with a 12cm fan. The CPU is 2-3 degrees cooler at idle and reaches the same maximum as the Xigmatek under load!
    In both cases, the CPU never went above 55 and that only during stress tests. In normal use, temperatures are in the 35s.
    The fan doesn't make noise, at least for me its noise was lower than the power supply's.
    Its fins are very thin and bend easily if you make a mistake. Also, the way the fan is attached is the cheapest possible they could think of, as is the box's contents with minimal accessories, no installation instructions, and only one bracket. Mine came with the classic AM4/AM5 which didn't even have its own screws and you had to use the screws provided by the motherboard...
    Satisfied mainly due to the unexpectedly good cooling performance on the Ryzen.

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  • reptiler.petous
    5
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    reptiler.petous

    Verified purchase

    Excellent, it fits in depth in a classic 10-year-old case which is very good, it is silent, installs very easily and does its job well with the AMD 5950X I have. I haven't done any overclocking but I don't think that's its purpose. Its price is top for what it offers, i.e. silent cooling for the processor

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  • 4
    Kamiza

    Verified purchase

  • 5
    Stathis_Kontos

    Verified purchase

  • John_Andronis
    4
    John_Andronis

    Installed to cool a Ryzen 5600G.
    Although I wasn't impressed, especially with its base which is very small (barely covers 70% of the processor's heatspreader surface), it actually works well in the end.
    Very well, I would say, since it keeps the CPU at comfortable temperatures both idle and under stress. Before this, the system was cooled with a Xigmatek with a 12cm fan. The CPU is 2-3 degrees cooler at idle and reaches the same maximum as the Xigmatek under load!
    In both cases, the CPU never went above 55 and that only during stress tests. In normal use, temperatures are in the 35s.
    The fan doesn't make noise, at least for me its noise was lower than the power supply's.
    Its fins are very thin and bend easily if you make a mistake. Also, the way the fan is attached is the cheapest possible they could think of, as is the box's contents with minimal accessories, no installation instructions, and only one bracket. Mine came with the classic AM4/AM5 which didn't even have its own screws and you had to use the screws provided by the motherboard...
    Satisfied mainly due to the unexpectedly good cooling performance on the Ryzen.

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    1
  • reptiler.petous
    5
    reptiler.petous

    Excellent, it fits in depth in a classic 10-year-old case which is very good, it is silent, installs very easily and does its job well with the AMD 5950X I have. I haven't done any overclocking but I don't think that's its purpose. Its price is top for what it offers, i.e. silent cooling for the processor

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • 4
    Kamiza

    0
  • 5
    Stathis_Kontos

    0
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Description & Specifications

The Arctic Freezer 8A CPU cooler uses two copper heat pipes in direct contact with the base and 46 aluminum fins to transfer and dissipate heat. The P10 PWM fan is PWM-controlled and runs at adjustable speeds, while the fluid dynamic bearing helps ensure quiet operation. MX-6 thermal paste is pre-applied.

The cooler supports optional reversed installation in AMD systems to align it with the processor’s hotspot. Its low profile makes it easy to install in compact cases and offers compatibility with taller RAM modules and nearby components.

  • Cooler type: Active
  • Sockets: AMD AM4, AMD AM5
  • Fan speed: 200–2,300 rpm
  • Fan control: PWM, with fan stop below 5% PWM
  • Bearing: Fluid dynamic
  • Fan: 1 × P10 PWM, 100 × 100 × 25 mm
  • Heat pipes: 2 copper pipes, 6 mm in diameter, direct contact
  • Cooler fins: 46 aluminum fins, 0.4 mm thick
  • Thermal paste: MX-6, pre-applied
  • Operating voltage: 12 V DC
  • Current: 0.13 A
  • Fan connector: 4-pin
  • Operating ambient temperature: 0–40 °C
  • Dimensions: 108 × 83 × 136 mm
  • Color: Black

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information

Main Specifications

Type
Active

Type

Active
The most common type of cooler uses a fan to dissipate heat.
Socket
AM4, AM5
Dual Fan
No
Colour
Black

Technical Specifications

RPM (Full Load)
2300 rpm

Dimensions

Width
108 mm
Length
83 mm
Height
136 mm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (4)

4.5
4
4.5
Review this product
  1. 2
  2. 2
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • John_Andronis
    4
    1 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    John_Andronis

    Verified purchase

    Installed to cool a Ryzen 5600G.
    Although I wasn't impressed, especially with its base which is very small (barely covers 70% of the processor's heatspreader surface), it actually works well in the end.
    Very well, I would say, since it keeps the CPU at comfortable temperatures both idle and under stress. Before this, the system was cooled with a Xigmatek with a 12cm fan. The CPU is 2-3 degrees cooler at idle and reaches the same maximum as the Xigmatek under load!
    In both cases, the CPU never went above 55 and that only during stress tests. In normal use, temperatures are in the 35s.
    The fan doesn't make noise, at least for me its noise was lower than the power supply's.
    Its fins are very thin and bend easily if you make a mistake. Also, the way the fan is attached is the cheapest possible they could think of, as is the box's contents with minimal accessories, no installation instructions, and only one bracket. Mine came with the classic AM4/AM5 which didn't even have its own screws and you had to use the screws provided by the motherboard...
    Satisfied mainly due to the unexpectedly good cooling performance on the Ryzen.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • reptiler.petous
    5
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    reptiler.petous

    Verified purchase

    Excellent, it fits in depth in a classic 10-year-old case which is very good, it is silent, installs very easily and does its job well with the AMD 5950X I have. I haven't done any overclocking but I don't think that's its purpose. Its price is top for what it offers, i.e. silent cooling for the processor

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 4
    Kamiza

    Verified purchase

  • 5
    Stathis_Kontos

    Verified purchase

  • John_Andronis
    4
    John_Andronis

    Installed to cool a Ryzen 5600G.
    Although I wasn't impressed, especially with its base which is very small (barely covers 70% of the processor's heatspreader surface), it actually works well in the end.
    Very well, I would say, since it keeps the CPU at comfortable temperatures both idle and under stress. Before this, the system was cooled with a Xigmatek with a 12cm fan. The CPU is 2-3 degrees cooler at idle and reaches the same maximum as the Xigmatek under load!
    In both cases, the CPU never went above 55 and that only during stress tests. In normal use, temperatures are in the 35s.
    The fan doesn't make noise, at least for me its noise was lower than the power supply's.
    Its fins are very thin and bend easily if you make a mistake. Also, the way the fan is attached is the cheapest possible they could think of, as is the box's contents with minimal accessories, no installation instructions, and only one bracket. Mine came with the classic AM4/AM5 which didn't even have its own screws and you had to use the screws provided by the motherboard...
    Satisfied mainly due to the unexpectedly good cooling performance on the Ryzen.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • reptiler.petous
    5
    reptiler.petous

    Excellent, it fits in depth in a classic 10-year-old case which is very good, it is silent, installs very easily and does its job well with the AMD 5950X I have. I haven't done any overclocking but I don't think that's its purpose. Its price is top for what it offers, i.e. silent cooling for the processor

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • 4
    Kamiza

    0
  • 5
    Stathis_Kontos

    0
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