ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 360 A-RGB - CPU AIO Water Cooler, Water Cooling PC, Intel & AMD, Efficient PWM-Controlled Pump, Fan: 200–2000 RPM, LGA1851 and LGA1700 Contact Frame - White

I recently upgraded to the Arctic Liquid Freezer III 360 A-RGB and couldn’t be more impressed with its performance, design, and ease of installation. Right out of the box, it’s clear that Arctic has put a lot of thought into refining this AIO cooler, making it a fantastic choice for both beginners and experienced builders.Customization & Performance:One of my favorite aspects of this cooler is the ability to customize both the fan speeds and RGB lighting. Whether you prefer whisper-quiet operation or high-performance cooling under heavy workloads, this unit gives you complete control. The ARGB integration allows for stunning lighting effects, making it easy to match any build aesthetic.Fit & Noise Levels:I installed this in my Phantek P600s, and it fit perfectly without any clearance issues—something that can’t be said for all 360mm AIOs. Coming from my previous cooler, I was immediately struck by how much quieter the Liquid Freezer III runs, even under load. The pump and fans operate with minimal noise, which is a game-changer for anyone who values a quieter setup.Installation & Build Quality:Installation was straightforward thanks to the well-designed mounting brackets and clear instructions. Arctic includes everything needed for a hassle-free setup, making this an excellent choice even for first-time builders. The build quality is also top-notch, with durable materials and a solid feel that inspires confidence in long-term reliability.Final Thoughts:If you’re looking for a powerful, quiet, and customizable AIO cooler, the Arctic Liquid Freezer III 360 A-RGB is an easy recommendation. Whether you’re a beginner building your first PC or a seasoned enthusiast looking for a reliable cooling solution, this AIO delivers exceptional performance with a sleek design. Arctic has nailed it with this one!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 Highly Recommended!

I finally got around to installing this after letting it sit in a box for a year. What a difference! The noise levels are so much better. This really is a great value and was an obvious upgrade to the AIO that came with my IBUYPOWER. It's doing a pretty good job of taming an i9-14900k. Installation was easy and straightforward. I was a klutz and dropped a screw, spending 30 minutes trying to find it in the room. Other than that, it was a piece of cake and I installed it without having to unmount the motherboard.

Came brand new and put together, right out of the box ready for installation. Keeps my CPU nice and cool. Had to call support because Because of a mistake on my part which I later figured out myself but Arctic support was helpful and friendly with pointing me in the right direction. I would highly recommend the Arctic LF3

Works fine, keeps my 7800x3d cool even under heavy use. RGB is bright, only issue I have is the cables are kind of a pain to manage and look nice in my case, but that's an individual issue that shouldn't prevent anyone from buying it. (unless you own the corsair 4000d airflow, it's a VERY complicated installation.)

The fans it comes with look great, but I ended up replacing them with Corsair LX120 fans to keep all my fans under one piece of software. So I can't comment on the fans this comes with, but they looked and felt great and are sitting in the box the AIO came in.I have two complaints I want to get off my chest before saying anything nice, and I really hope someone from Arctic reads these...First one is minor, but the tubes going to and from the radiator are incredibly stiff. Perhaps there's a technical reason for this. But it makes installation a bit more challenging than my experience with Corsair AIO's. But this is a minor complaint and a very minor inconvenience.But my major complaint, and this is a big one.. The mounting system for this thing, the screw you have to put into the mounting brackets... WORST... COOLER.... INSTALLATION.... EVER! It's fiddly, and just when you think you have the second screw in.. It pops out, and this happens over, and over again. I had to remove my NVMe heat sink (it's a chonky thing on my ASUS ROG Strix X870E-E motherboard) to even facilitate getting the second screw in, and then I had to carefully (and it was annoyingly like threading a needle) put the NVMe heat sink back on which took another 20 minutes. This installation was the most difficult AIO installation I've ever had and I'm not sure I have ever had a more challenging heat sink installation prior to this. If I had had a second AIO option on hand when I built my PC, I'd have returned this solely because of the absolute pain getting this thing installed was. I don't blame Arctic for the NVMe heat sink. Even once removing the heat sink installation was still another 10 minute ordeal. Please make this easier Arctic.. Please!With that out of the way, it performs exceptionally well once installed, and keeps my Ryzen 9 9950X at 32c (42c package temp) at idle and under real world loads I never see my temps go much over 65-68C. My CPU occasionally spikes to 80c under real world load but quickly returns to my 65-68C temps. So performance wise this thing is amazing. I'm not sure what the temps would look like with the stock fans, but the Corsair LX120 fans do have higher static pressure and are great radiator fans.I'm pleased with the performance, but with the lousy installation bracket and two screws thing I have a very difficult time recommending it. I have it four stars, because it's cooling performance is fantastic and I bought it for that purpose. I knocked off the one star for the horrible installation. Let me just say if I rated this based solely on installation I'd give it 1 star.

It is incredibly big, only works on really big case computers but I completely recommend it. It is easy to install by yourself and also it includes a QR that sends you to a website with a video tutorial that explain step by step how to install it. I am using it over a Ryzen 5 7600 that usually works about 95°C but currently is working about 50°C even on ultra graphics in every game I have tried.