Arctic announced the official launch of the All-in-One liquid coolers, Liquid Freezer II, which will arrive in four different sizes.
This week we reviewed the new Arctic AIO Liquid Freezer II liquid cooler. It's a high-quality, high-performance liquid cooler that includes a fan for the VRMs in the pump area. It's a low-cost, high-performance solution designed for those who want to keep their processor at optimal temperatures. It comes in four versions to suit all tastes and needs.
We will have a version with a 120mm fan, another with 240mm with two fans, another with 280 with two 140mm fans and finally a version with three 120mm fans. The tubes have been meshed to give it a better finish and greater consistency. Inside the mesh is the PWM cable to connect it to the motherboard.
Four new models of the Arctic Liquid Freezer II
Arctic sent us the first model, with a smaller radiator and no PWM. This new model enlarges the radiator and adapts to the new times with PWM fans. The pump is self-developed and when there is little load it reduces its power. In the pump area we have a 40mm fan designed to cool the VRMs.
Arctic 's solution has been developed to be compatible with most motherboards on the market. It offers compatibility with common Intel and AMD sockets and is compatible with all RAM modules.
This liquid cooling has ARCTIC P fans of 120mm or 140mm (depending on the dimensions of the radiator). The fans are pressure, designed to dissipate heat in a highly efficient way.
Above all, it is intended for users who want to overclock their processors a bit. Those who have a high-end processor from Intel or AMD will find this cooling system a great ally.
Prices range from € 49.99 for the 120mm model to € 79.99 for the 360mm model.
