ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 360 Rev 3 - User Manual
ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 360 Rev 3 - User Manual
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Arctic Cooling Liquid Freezer II - 360 Multi Compatible All-in-One 360mm CPU Water Cooler, ACFRE00068A
ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 360 Rev 3 - User Manual
ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 360 Rev 3 - User Manual
Last updated at 19/10/2026 08:25:42
Arctic Liquid Freezer Ii 360 Aio Water Cooler – 360mm Cpu Cooler For
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originally posted on newegg.com
With the case I bought (Phanteks Enthoo Pro Series) I wanted the option to one day have a triple fan radiator. I don't OC or anything, I just want everything is cool as possible. All the ones I saw were pointless 'RGB this' and 'RGB that' with all these fancy options or just so expensive I didn't want them. I'm about functional, not looks. I saw this one but saw so few reviews on Newegg I was a bit skeptical. But the few on here did say it was great. Skip forward to the unfortunate and sudden death of my previous motherboard (lets pretend I had nothing to do with it,) so I had to upgrade immediately but this was out of stock. Waited a month, it came back, bought it on a whim because AMD's Ryzen stock fan is actually really good, but not good enough. Once I made sure ... MoreWith the case I bought (Phanteks Enthoo Pro Series) I wanted the option to one day have a triple fan radiator. I don't OC or anything, I just want everything is cool as possible. All the ones I saw were pointless 'RGB this' and 'RGB that' with all these fancy options or just so expensive I didn't want them. I'm about functional, not looks. I saw this one but saw so few reviews on Newegg I was a bit skeptical. But the few on here did say it was great. Skip forward to the unfortunate and sudden death of my previous motherboard (lets pretend I had nothing to do with it,) so I had to upgrade immediately but this was out of stock. Waited a month, it came back, bought it on a whim because AMD's Ryzen stock fan is actually really good, but not good enough. Once I made sure it was actually working (it's that silent) and efficiently (make sure to pay attention to the diagrams on installing there bracket, I didn't cause I'm idiot) I realized this was a great purchase and I'm forever a fan (no pun intended) of this company. I had the stock cooler set up to respond to high temps, as you do, but that didn't work with this because everything, including the pump, slows down when it's cool. Then it goes into the back and forth of "it's heating up, it's cooling down, etc." response of everything. So I decided to make it at a set speed, seeing how loud full speed is. Nothing but a gentle rumble on my desk (case is sitting next to me on my desk) and the loudest fans are my case and GPU fans. It works so well, I just leave it at 100% at all times, still not a thing wrong, it keeps it cool (AMD, still the space heater for your house) idling at 30C, keeps it under 60C during big games. The big games barely scratch the surface of the CPU but that's besides the point. The radiator is THICCC!!! My original idea since I had 3 extra fans, I wanted to do a push/pull setup but it's so big that I have no room. Even if I were to remove my disk drive entirely, the motherboard's builtin heat sinks wouldn't allow me to put another set of fans so for now I'm set with just a push set up. It wasn't like I needed it, it was just to give the extra fans something to do. Overall, if you're looking for a no nonsense cooler, no flashing lights, just silent efficient cooling, this is it. Great price, fantastic performance. But I cannot stress this enough. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE ROOM!
originally posted on neweggbusiness.com
Excellent cooler. Keeps my delided 7700k at about 37c idle to low 60s at load. Sometimes will hit low 70s. At stock speeds. Before delid and this cooler was running high 50s idle and high 80s load Fans o. Radiator are usually off unless gaming. Hoses are a little thick and can look weird when twisted in certain ways . The outer sheathing will deform and look wavey (For lack of a better term) if you have and Intel cup you have 4 different directions you can mount, for me with the little motherboard fan to the left worked best and hoses look perfect. If you have an and I think you only have 2 options. Cable management couldn't be better with just 1 cable for your cpu fan header
originally posted on bestbuy.ca
Ordered to tame the 13700KF in my build and works great!I ordered one previously off Amazon from "Triplenetpricing" and after a month of waiting on that last part for my build... Amazon gave me a refund... Still no update where it is...BUT!Aeromall is a much more serious and professional seller than other companies I've tried doing business with.I ordered it on a Thursday and it showed up the following Monday, couldn't be happier with the shipping and the quickness to answer my questions.Thanks again Aeromall, appreciate it! <3
| Socket Compatibility | Socket AM4 |
| Material | Aluminium (Radiator), Aluminum (Radiator), Copper (Base plate) |
| Liquid Cooling Support | Yes |
| Radiator Support | 360mm |
| Airflow | 56.3 cfm |
Arctic Liquid Freezer Ii 360 Aio Water Cooler – 360mm Cpu Cooler For
Delivery $47.30
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
With the case I bought (Phanteks Enthoo Pro Series) I wanted the option to one day have a triple fan radiator. I don't OC or anything, I just want everything is cool as possible. All the ones I saw were pointless 'RGB this' and 'RGB that' with all these fancy options or just so expensive I didn't want them. I'm about functional, not looks. I saw this one but saw so few reviews on Newegg I was a bit skeptical. But the few on here did say it was great. Skip forward to the unfortunate and sudden death of my previous motherboard (lets pretend I had nothing to do with it,) so I had to upgrade immediately but this was out of stock. Waited a month, it came back, bought it on a whim because AMD's Ryzen stock fan is actually really good, but not good enough. Once I made sure ... MoreWith the case I bought (Phanteks Enthoo Pro Series) I wanted the option to one day have a triple fan radiator. I don't OC or anything, I just want everything is cool as possible. All the ones I saw were pointless 'RGB this' and 'RGB that' with all these fancy options or just so expensive I didn't want them. I'm about functional, not looks. I saw this one but saw so few reviews on Newegg I was a bit skeptical. But the few on here did say it was great. Skip forward to the unfortunate and sudden death of my previous motherboard (lets pretend I had nothing to do with it,) so I had to upgrade immediately but this was out of stock. Waited a month, it came back, bought it on a whim because AMD's Ryzen stock fan is actually really good, but not good enough. Once I made sure it was actually working (it's that silent) and efficiently (make sure to pay attention to the diagrams on installing there bracket, I didn't cause I'm idiot) I realized this was a great purchase and I'm forever a fan (no pun intended) of this company. I had the stock cooler set up to respond to high temps, as you do, but that didn't work with this because everything, including the pump, slows down when it's cool. Then it goes into the back and forth of "it's heating up, it's cooling down, etc." response of everything. So I decided to make it at a set speed, seeing how loud full speed is. Nothing but a gentle rumble on my desk (case is sitting next to me on my desk) and the loudest fans are my case and GPU fans. It works so well, I just leave it at 100% at all times, still not a thing wrong, it keeps it cool (AMD, still the space heater for your house) idling at 30C, keeps it under 60C during big games. The big games barely scratch the surface of the CPU but that's besides the point. The radiator is THICCC!!! My original idea since I had 3 extra fans, I wanted to do a push/pull setup but it's so big that I have no room. Even if I were to remove my disk drive entirely, the motherboard's builtin heat sinks wouldn't allow me to put another set of fans so for now I'm set with just a push set up. It wasn't like I needed it, it was just to give the extra fans something to do. Overall, if you're looking for a no nonsense cooler, no flashing lights, just silent efficient cooling, this is it. Great price, fantastic performance. But I cannot stress this enough. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE ROOM!
Excellent cooler. Keeps my delided 7700k at about 37c idle to low 60s at load. Sometimes will hit low 70s. At stock speeds. Before delid and this cooler was running high 50s idle and high 80s load Fans o. Radiator are usually off unless gaming. Hoses are a little thick and can look weird when twisted in certain ways . The outer sheathing will deform and look wavey (For lack of a better term) if you have and Intel cup you have 4 different directions you can mount, for me with the little motherboard fan to the left worked best and hoses look perfect. If you have an and I think you only have 2 options. Cable management couldn't be better with just 1 cable for your cpu fan header
Ordered to tame the 13700KF in my build and works great!I ordered one previously off Amazon from "Triplenetpricing" and after a month of waiting on that last part for my build... Amazon gave me a refund... Still no update where it is...BUT!Aeromall is a much more serious and professional seller than other companies I've tried doing business with.I ordered it on a Thursday and it showed up the following Monday, couldn't be happier with the shipping and the quickness to answer my questions.Thanks again Aeromall, appreciate it! <3
Speaking about noise the fans are acceptable, not the quietest but fairly quiet. Unfortunately, they are made of a smelly plastic. The smell didn't disappear even after a few days of use.Arctic doesn't give enough info about the cooler. It's hard to decide if you really need 420 mm. Sure, bigger is better but the selection of PC cases for 420 AIO is limited.
I really love the cooler but there were some troubles regarding shipping. I was wondering why it UPS still hadn’t received it after 4 days of the package getting the label. After I emailed the seller they told me that the package had been returned damaged. I was just confused why they did not email me when it happened instead of waiting for me to email them. That is the only reason for the missing 2 eggs, cooler is great I’d recommend it.
This cooler is sitting on top of a 5 GHz OC (-0.6 dynamic voltage offset in UEFI) i7-9700K CPU in a Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Elite motherboard, with the radiator mounted in top exhaust configuration in a Lian Li o11 Dynamic; three side fans for intake and three bottom fans for intake. My GPU space-heater is a moderately overclocked ASUS RTX 2080 ROG Strix. Cooling performance versus my older late 2016-era Corsair H115i 280mm AIO in the same PC configuration is stellar. The H115i had trouble keeping up with cooling in scenarios where both the CPU and GPU came under moderate to heavy loads in games like GTA V and Path of Exile, sometimes even briefly hitting high 80s Celsius. Having to deal with being the only exhaust for the case (aside from the small vents in the back of ... MoreThis cooler is sitting on top of a 5 GHz OC (-0.6 dynamic voltage offset in UEFI) i7-9700K CPU in a Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Elite motherboard, with the radiator mounted in top exhaust configuration in a Lian Li o11 Dynamic; three side fans for intake and three bottom fans for intake. My GPU space-heater is a moderately overclocked ASUS RTX 2080 ROG Strix. Cooling performance versus my older late 2016-era Corsair H115i 280mm AIO in the same PC configuration is stellar. The H115i had trouble keeping up with cooling in scenarios where both the CPU and GPU came under moderate to heavy loads in games like GTA V and Path of Exile, sometimes even briefly hitting high 80s Celsius. Having to deal with being the only exhaust for the case (aside from the small vents in the back of the case with the positive pressure fan setup) and exhausting the hot air from both the GPU and CPU showed its limits. Running games now is no issue and I have yet to see my CPU go into the 70s in either of these games. Prime 95 version 266 with der8auer's recommended settings and AVX disabled topped my CPU out at 84C, which is down from hitting the 100C 9700k TJMax from my old H115i and still lower than the combo of my old case and air cooler: a Corsair Air 540 with a Scythe Fuma 2, which saw temps still reaching 93-97C. I didn't note ambient temperatures since all these tests were taken a fair amount of time apart from each other, but 10+C changes should be well out of margin of error with the mostly consistent room temperature I've kept throughout the year. The VRMs on the Aorus series of motherboards (and most modern mid-to-high end motherboards in general) are good enough that the VRM fan on this cooler is overkill, but it's still a nice functional value add, although the very subtle high-pitched noise it makes could possibly bother you. I personally can't hear it at all, especially once all of the case panels are on. The preinstalled fans are relatively quiet when compared to the other Corsair ML 120 Pros (non-RGB with the higher max RPM) in my case, especially when at max RPM. Overall, this cooler is probably as good as it gets for performance from an AIO or possibly any mainstream cooling solution short of a custom loop setup. Just be aware of any clearance issues you might have with the CPU block and the VRM fan with your motherboard. Also the extra thick radiator can cause clearance issues in smaller cases that support 360 AIOs in the front.
It's really great not to have the noise from a junky stock cooler interfere with my ability to listen to Jpop all night long. It makes me feel like a system building godking to finally have a computer with liquid cooling, but it was so easy to install it kind of feels like cheating. My silicon partner has a lot more staying power in our very long gaming sessions. Things still get super freaky, but now they don't get overly hot.
Best cable management. It plugs into the CPU fan header and that powers everything. The radiator fan cables are all sleeved around the radiator hose so there's really no cable management needed for the basic configuration. I had no issues turning this from a push to a pull configuration, and later on for aesthetics I installed a second set of fans to make it a push/pull and had no issues with that either. For the standard configuration I had no issues installing it in a Lancool II case (front mount). Push/pull front mount conflicts with the top two HDD bays so you'd sacrifice those. It can be pretty silent. The pump portion especially. The only noise is if you set your fan curve high. If fact it's so quiet that I found myself wondering how I'd even know if water was ... MoreBest cable management. It plugs into the CPU fan header and that powers everything. The radiator fan cables are all sleeved around the radiator hose so there's really no cable management needed for the basic configuration. I had no issues turning this from a push to a pull configuration, and later on for aesthetics I installed a second set of fans to make it a push/pull and had no issues with that either. For the standard configuration I had no issues installing it in a Lancool II case (front mount). Push/pull front mount conflicts with the top two HDD bays so you'd sacrifice those. It can be pretty silent. The pump portion especially. The only noise is if you set your fan curve high. If fact it's so quiet that I found myself wondering how I'd even know if water was flowing. I guess that's a good thing. More instructional documentation would be nice. Maybe a fan curve recommendation or something? I felt kind of nervous just plugging it in and letting it go. Plus my motherboard has headers specifically for AIOs and there was nothing really saying "no, it has to be the CPU fan header for this reason". I still dont really know if it would work on another header but it works on the CPU fan so whatever. I feel like other people are going to get confused by that as well though. I wish they made a white version.
Overall this is a fine cooler, it performs great even against more expensive coolers. But I personally had an issue with it. The mounting hardware didn't fit and I had to find my own hardware to attach the cooler. The heat plate attaches to the M/B with 4 screws that attach to the backplate. Well there wasn't any screws in the kit long enough to work. The kit does have a lot of hardware and I'm sure it would work fine for anyone's build. I was quite frustrating trying to fit the heat plate onto the CPU multiple times until I could find a solution that works. So.. I'm not saying it's bad in any way, I really do Like it and it keeps my 5800x nice and happy. This is a great product, I just had a rare case where it just didn't fit quite right. Also my M/B is a ASUS ... MoreOverall this is a fine cooler, it performs great even against more expensive coolers. But I personally had an issue with it. The mounting hardware didn't fit and I had to find my own hardware to attach the cooler. The heat plate attaches to the M/B with 4 screws that attach to the backplate. Well there wasn't any screws in the kit long enough to work. The kit does have a lot of hardware and I'm sure it would work fine for anyone's build. I was quite frustrating trying to fit the heat plate onto the CPU multiple times until I could find a solution that works. So.. I'm not saying it's bad in any way, I really do Like it and it keeps my 5800x nice and happy. This is a great product, I just had a rare case where it just didn't fit quite right. Also my M/B is a ASUS x570-pro.
| Socket Compatibility | Socket AM4 |
| Material | Aluminium (Radiator), Aluminum (Radiator), Copper (Base plate) |
| Liquid Cooling Support | Yes |
| Radiator Support | 360mm |
| Airflow | 56.3 cfm |
