Freezer 36 A-RGB

I'm very much an amateur when it comes to gaming pc's but I treated myself to a prebuilt and whilst it wasn't running super hot I knew it could also be cooler too. After a great deal of research I decided to give it a go and purchased this cooler. It's absolutely brilliant and has lowered my cpu temp by 10 degrees and there is no noise, it's so quiet. My advice would be to watch a video on YouTube regarding installation, the official video is okay but it doesn't have anyone speaking or explaining whereas other videos on YouTube explain a bit better what you need to do and why. Overall it was easy to do, looks great and works brilliantly

I bought this cooler for my Core i5 12600K CPU. It's an excellent cooler, which keeps CPU temperatures very low. My CPU temperature is below 50C most of the time. At idling, it sits in the 30s. It also looks good. It's a big (tower) cooler but it fitted in my standard mid-tower case with a centimetre or two to space. It was also easy to fit, with high quality components, meaning you can fit it tightly onto the motherboard. The fan has nice RGB and runs quietly. The only negative is the weird design of the fan. The fan itself is standard 120mm but it's part of a fan shroud that fits over the cooler, which means you will not be able to simply replace it with a standard fan (although it's a high quality fan that should not need replaced). This also means that it's fiddly to install onto the cooler once you've mounted the cooler onto the CPU. I cursed more than once when I was installing it. Overall, a great value for money cooler for Intel CPUs.

Bought this whilst discounted. I've deleted my previous review as a minor adjustment using the screws corrected the minor fan rub noise. Overall this is a very effective very attractive well made cooler. Most of the time it sits silent due to my fan schedule so that doing low power tasks the fans turn off and it acts as a passive cooler. Powerful rgb lights. It's rated as a b class cooler. Very easy to install on an Am5 socket. I heartily recommend it.

Makes a lot of difference to temp. Easy to fit and wire in. Plugs straight into the controller on my MSI case and links up to the RGB which is nice, if I ever did want to have it on a colour I can change it with just a button. Brilliant cooler I just wish the cables were a bit longer so it would be easier to tuck them away.

Review of the ARCTIC Freezer A-RGB CPU Cooler The ARCTIC Freezer A-RGB is a remarkable addition to any gaming rig or workstation, delivering an impressive combination of aesthetics and performance. Positioned as a single-tower CPU cooler, it boasts a unique push-pull configuration with two pressure-optimized 120mm P-fans, ensuring that your CPU stays cool even under demanding workloads. Design and Aesthetics: One of the standout features of the ARCTIC Freezer A-RGB is its advanced lighting system. The addressable RGB (ARGB) lighting enhances the overall visual appeal of your build, allowing for a customizable color experience that can sync with other ARGB components. The sleek black and silver design of the cooler fits seamlessly into most setups, offering a stylish contrast to many gaming and PC cases. Whether you're looking to create a vibrant, colorful environment or a more subdued, elegant appearance, the ARGB lighting provides a range of options that can accommodate any preference. Cooling Performance: When it comes to performance, the Freezer A-RGB truly shines. The push-pull fan configuration efficiently maximizes airflow, which translates to better heat dissipation from the CPU. The fluid dynamic bearings used in the fans not only provide durability but also help to minimize noise, making it a quieter alternative compared to other coolers in its class. With four powerful heat pipes working in conjunction with the tower design, users can expect effective heat transfer and lower temperatures, keeping even high-end CPUs within safe operating limits during intense gaming sessions or heavy multi-threaded workloads. Installation and Usability: The installation process of the cooler is straightforward, with clear instructions provided, making it accessible even for those who may not have extensive PC building experience. The mounting system is robust and offers compatibility with a wide range of sockets, ensuring versatility across different CPU types. Once installed, the cooler maintains a low-profile design, allowing for good RAM clearance and compatibility with most builds. Conclusion: In summary, the ARCTIC Freezer A-RGB is an exceptional choice for those seeking a reliable and visually appealing CPU cooler. Its combination of effective cooling performance, an attractive ARGB lighting system, and user-friendly installation makes it stand out among its competitors. Whether you are a casual user or a hardcore gamer, the ARCTIC Freezer A-RGB will not disappoint. For its price point, it offers great value, making it a highly recommended option for anyone looking to elevate their cooling solution while adding a touch of flair to their PC.

Replaced a broken water cooler with this fan, easy to fit and reasonably quiet on full blast. Does an alright job.

It Excellent keeping my cpu under 71c under loads while gaming even lower when not running had to get this due to first cooler I got for my build was faulty and had to downgrade to this due to some parts going up in price above my budget was nevus about going for a air cooler but this cooler has been great so far was easy to install to

This cooler is one of the best heatsink coolers I have used. It's kept my Ryzen 7 5700X3D thoroughly under 80 degrees whilst on load. Unfortunately it's fans are flawed in a way that the cable originates from the rear of the fans. The rear must be mounted to the heatsink if you intend on having the airflow in the direction of front fans on intake and rear on exhaust. Eventually, this caused burn damage to the fans cables and although it only currently affects the argb lighting cable, I can only assume this will worsen over time. It works amazingly well, but the fans cables originate from a location in the casing which is not good for longevity.