ARCTICLiquid Freezer III Pro 360 A-RGB - AIO CPU Cooler, 3 x 120 mm Water Cooling, 38 mm Radiator, PWM Pump, VRM Fan, AMD AM5/AM4, Intel LGA1851/1700 Contact Frame - Black

I recently got a new pc and was unhappy with my stock fans so decided to go full out with a water cooler. This was my first time ever modifying a pc, and although I know my way round a pc I’ve never dived into the building side of it. At first I didn’t think it was going to fit into my case but I managed to squeeze it in by removing a few things. So after a few hours of trying to figure my way around it ( i challenged myself with no instructions ) I got it all set up. And honestly it looks amazing. It would be quite easy to install if you were to follow a guide. But over all an amazing purchase and would recommend to anyone who is uncertain about what AIO to go for. As it’s a cheaper option in comparison to some others. It’s super quiet as well. My old fans were extremely noisy and now I can barely hear the pc running. The brightness of the rgb is great. I am still trying to figure out the argb side as my software doesn’t detect it but other than that the functionality side of it is great. Good luck to anyone who decides to buy it also.

The Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360mm is hands-down one of the best coolers I’ve used. Paired with my Ryzen 5800X, it keeps temps incredibly low — even under heavy stress, it never goes above 58–60°C. It’s been completely reliable with zero issues since day one.Installation was straightforward, the build quality feels solid, and performance-wise, it easily rivals (or beats) much pricier options. Honestly, I don’t see any reason to spend £100+ on a Lian Li or Corsair AIO when this one delivers outstanding cooling at a much better price.

What should I say about this cooler? That it's really awesome very quiet and keeps my CPU cool enough but way quieter than my old cooler (though it's a bit hotter than I'd like due too how my CPU is designed not the coolers fault and I can fix that by limiting it's TDP or under-volting)The radiator it's self is quite thick and honestly I like that fit's *very* snugly into my Lian Li A3 case. The RGB is also beautiful tho if you care about RGB more than I do use signal RGB if not and you just like static colors like me use openRGB due too it not using as much resources.Though I do have too say I noticed some in-perfect fins on the radiator but because I've bent previous radiator fins it's easily put back but this does not effect performance at all, I only put them back because I have OCD like quirks. (If you've bought it and have this issue but don't want too return get a small flat head screw driver and very slowly but surely move them back in place)Other than that the build quality for this price range and performance WITH RGB?!?!? I'm surprised other AIO manufactures aren't out of business yet.

Great product keeps my 7800x3d at ideal at 28c and playing any game never goes above 55cThe only problem is fitting it to a AMD bord can be a pain Would not recommended getting if it's your first time installing an AIO

It’s a great cooler, keeps temps at around 40-50° at idle and 50-65° under load when gaming, also looks super clean in white, the radiator is really thick with the fans attached so bare that in mind, overall great quality and performance however the one down side is the fans are really loud when they kick up to full speed. Also as a side note if your motherboard has an ARGB port at the bottom like mine get yourself a 3 pin extension cable as the cable it ships with is really short.

I've recently upgraded to the ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 360 A-RGB from the ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 280, and so far, I'm really impressed. The cooling performance is outstanding, keeping my system temperatures well under control even during heavy usage. The A-RGB lighting adds a nice touch to my setup, making it look sleek and modern.However, I do have a couple of complaints. The size of the actual pump is quite large, which made installation a bit tricky. Additionally, the AMD mounting method is not the best—it's somewhat cumbersome and could definitely be improved.Overall, despite these minor issues, the ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 360 A-RGB is a solid choice for anyone looking to upgrade their cooling system. The performance and aesthetics make it a top choice, especially if you can work around the installation challenges.

Low priced AIO, amazing performance. They don't even charge a white theme tax which is amazing. RGB is very nice and bright, doesn't produce much noise and fit into my case very well (Antec C8) as a top mount. Build quality is excellent. Only negative was attaching the cooler to the CPU was the biggest pain of the entire building process, they need to provide a better guide on that as the videos don't even work.

Other than the fact that it gets air bubbles easily and makes a rattling noise, its performance is quite outstanding.