Très bon produit, du attendre quelques jours de plus pour recevoir le kit pour les problèmes de joint, mais une fois installer il fonctionne à merveille. Mon processeur X5800 mis à 5,2G fonctionne parfaitement à 60 degrés maxi. Cependant, le montage est très compliqué dû à l'immense radiateur 420. un 360 aurait largement suffi, mais il y en avait plus. Read more

Es una pasada, enfría mucho más de lo esperado, Ryzen 7600 antes refrigerado con una RL corsair H110 overlock a @5400 la temperatura llegaba a unos 75 grados. Con este artíc, no pasa de los 62 muy muy contento Read more

Please be aware that you can get version without LGA 1700 mounting kit! You will need to request it through support which is a bit silly. As you can not finish PC set up and need to wait additional 5 days to get it. Update: I was confused by the old guide on arctic youtube, after to phone consultation with support I was assured that I have the right one :-) so all good Read more

Hallo, also ich kann sagen das diese Kompaktwasserkühlung in meinem System hervorragende Leistung vollbringt. Meine CPU ist ein Core I9 13900K auf Gigabyte Z790 Aorus Master 32GB RAM G Skill. Die Lüfter sind im Windows Betrieb sehr leise. Unter Last wie COD III und BF-Reihe sind sie gut zu hören. Dafür schaufeln sie dann aber auch extrem die Abwärme aus dem Gehäuse. Über eine Lüftersteuerungssoftware lässt sich natürlich die Geräuschkulisse anpassen. Der Vorteil von drei 140mm Lüftern ist, dass auch bei niedriger Umdrehung recht viel Luft bewegt wird. Prozessor bleibt immer sehr kühl. Würde diese Kompaktwasserkühlung jederzeit wieder kaufen. Aber bitte beachten dass der Radiator inkl. Lüfter echt groß ist, deshalb immer vorher ausmessen. Read more

This AIO is installed on a 14900K in an Antec Performance1 FT case. Upgrading from a CoolerMaster ML280 with upgraded fans and contact frame. Results of testing and my impressions of the product below: Installed two more fans in push/pull and it dropped a few C and a few watts. Did not install a fan in the lower position because of clearance issues. Might get a slim fan, there is about 26mm of clearance on the inside in the Antec case. (Or potentially case mod.) // Running 56x in Cinebench, Open case, open front. 100% fans. 24C ambient. CoolerMaster ML280 w/ 2x Artic P140 Bionix and Thermalrite contact frame: (R23: 41216, 86C, 272W) Arctic LF3 420 w/ 3x stock A-RGB fans, front mount: (R23: 41153, 77C, 264W) Arctic LF3 420 plus 2x Antec Storm 140 in push/pull: (R23: 41228, 74C, 260W) (This result is very close to the "250W" benchmark performed by STS with his 6x push/pull on a 13900K. In his review he shows that a push/pull setup makes the LF3 best in class, especially when considering noise/performance.) There are 3x stock Arctic A-rgb fans on the outside, and 2x Antec Storm T3 fans on the inside. The Antec Storm fans are not really SP fans, but they have good specs otherwise and are 30mm. Overall 12C lower than what I had before with the upgraded 280mm and Thermalrite contact frame. With non-rgb SP fans in six positions it should do even better. I am happy with this. For $120 this is equivalant to other top performers like the EK Nucleus CR360 or Lian Li Galahad II. I have the option to run 57x or (maybe) 58x, or can probably tune a silent 56x profile. The RGB pump cover looks great and while it is not a spinning fan, it has the same look as RGB fans, so it doesn't introduce anything distracting. No infinity mirrors or weird "objects" in your case. Looks like just another fan and can be set to look like them. The tubes are quite a bit longer than the previous AIO and have no problem looping around to a front install. There is plenty of slack in the Antec Performance1 FT case. Gamers Nexus was critical of the Arctic Contact Frame, and did some sort of lazer scan to prove there wasn't even pressure everywhere (unknown how he came to this conclusion), but you have to take everything as a whole. The performance is good, and its idling 2C lower than it did before, so I think contact is good. If you didn't watch the GN video, you might think the installation is excellent, as do I. There isn't a separate bracket to install, just the contact frame, so this makes alot of sense to simplify installation. And nothing was janky or loose. It tightened down in a confidence inspiring way. You also get the vrm cooling which may help the lifespan of your motherboard. I won't claim this is best in class (it might lose to an EK 360 in push pull), but everything it gives you for introductory $120 price is a great deal. If you can fit a 420, this is almost a no brainer unless you plan to run direct die. When they raise the price back to msrp, I think thats the point you maybe consider an EK direct die aio, or maybe an EK CR360 if you can't fit a 420. Finally, there is the six year warranty from a company with a good reputation. I would recommend this. I had reservations initially, but after the install, seeing it in my build and the performance that it gives, makes me glad I took a risk. I was able to get the RGB wired correctly without an extension, but there is absolutely no extra slack and cable runs are not ideal. If they just made the RGB connection 2" longer it would alleviate the "head scratcher" everyone will encounter when doing a front mount. (When fans are front installed, the integrated RGB cable loops over the top of the radiator which makes it too short.) It will be interesting if Arctic improves this product in the future. Certainly, better fans would make it even stronger, but any performance gap is probably remedied by push/pull. And if you have a case that fits a 420mm AIO, you probably also have the space to make it push/pull. Read more

Una bestia como cooler Necesitas tomar en cuenta que está bastante alto, casi 70mm y que mide 460 mm en total A cambio de esas medidas, es una excelente compra Los rgb, muy buenos Fácil de usar con el pwm de la motherboard Super silencioso Ideal para procesadores grandes, de gama alta El ventilador qué trae justo encima del plate ayuda con los vrm y las memorias,aunque sólo ayuda a enfriar una memoria, es mejor que nada. Recomendable si tienes un procesador grande que tiene el riesgo de hacer thermal throttling Please, usa el offset recomendado, te ahorras unos cuantos grados Read more

No defects, works like new. Keeps a hot CPU at a good temperature. Read more

Actualice mi Artic Liquid Freezer II 360 a este 420 y note menor ruido con un enfriamiento similar o mejor que el anterior. Usado en un i9 13900K, gabinete Corsair 7000D. Está muy ancho el radiador, por lo que hay que tomarlo en cuenta que entre en el gabinete. Read more

Review: The ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 420 A-RGB is hands down one of the best AIO water coolers I’ve ever used. From exceptional cooling to the mesmerizing RGB lighting, this cooler ticks all the boxes for anyone serious about maintaining peak CPU performance while adding a touch of style to their build. Cooling Performance: I installed this on my Intel i9-12900K, and the difference was night and day. My CPU temperatures have significantly dropped, even under heavy loads while gaming and rendering. The triple 140mm fans provide excellent airflow, and the pump design ensures efficient cooling. It’s quieter than my previous AIO, even when running at full capacity. If you’re looking to overclock your CPU, this cooler has your back with impressive thermal management. Installation: The setup was straightforward, with clear instructions included. It’s compatible with both Intel and AMD sockets, so there’s no need to worry about compatibility issues. The flexible tubes make installation easy, even in more cramped cases. Just make sure your case can accommodate the 420mm radiator size! RGB Lighting: The A-RGB lighting is simply gorgeous. It’s customizable, allowing you to create your desired lighting effects and match them with your other RGB components. The lights are bright and vivid but not overpowering, giving a subtle yet elegant glow to my build. Build Quality: The build quality of the ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 420 A-RGB is top-notch. The fans feel solid, and the overall design exudes durability. It also comes with a VRM fan, which is a unique addition to keep the components around the CPU cooler, enhancing the longevity of your system. Conclusion: I’ve been using this cooler for a few weeks now, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way. It keeps my CPU cool, runs quietly, and looks stunning inside my case. If you’re on the fence about upgrading your cooling solution, I highly recommend giving this a try. The ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 420 A-RGB delivers exceptional performance and aesthetics at a competitive price point. Pro Tip: Make sure your case can accommodate a 420mm radiator before purchasing, as it’s larger than most standard radiators. For the best RGB synchronization, use software from your motherboard manufacturer to manage the lighting. Read more

With this price, you’ve got the best one cpu water cooler in the market. Fancy colors can be adjusted if using Asus motherboard with its software. Read more

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VRM fan rattling after 6 months of not heavy usage! and it looks like a known issue when googled it. Read more