Tbh most sales you can get a liquid freezer III or II for like 60-70 that's best buy because there is no better out of the box cooling. Also if it breaks and damages anything in your system they replace all damaged parts within the 6 year warranty. Also they don't really seem to fail.
@@born_to_play its hard to Install but for the rest it's good. And it's still better than anything in the same price category, except maybe the freezer II.
@@born_to_play I assume your talking am5 ? Because that one does stick out. Which is okay according to amd and Arctic. All the hotspots and dies are covered. What is your experience with this ? Because from any test I have seen they perform better than any other aio on the market. This also matches my personal experience with high end pc hardware. Because of the knowledge and research Arctic has/did it even outperformance alot of Custom loops that's are made by people (obviously not all do to the insanity that exists around water cooling). So I would like to see a test where it is correctly mounted and doesn't cool cpu properly. If that happens I would assume it is a defect or something really fucked up in the cpu like current Intel gen witch draws more power then a 196core threadripper while being extremely unstable like rest of gen 13 and 14, meanwhile not really faster then a Ryzen 9. Even this insanity made by Intel can be cooled by the freezer with the correct radiator size. Obviously no 240mm radiator is gonna cool a 14gen i9 If its really ramping up, which arguably is Intels fault relative to performance
Overall your video is super well made and high quality. But a 3800x is really nothing in terms of performance/heat in comparison to what most people cool with there liquid freezer, if you used a liquid freezer II or III 360 mm on that cpu and see it pass 60 degrees or even 55 I would think something is really wrong with the airflow of the system or can curve. M@@born_to_play
Tbh most sales you can get a liquid freezer III or II for like 60-70 that's best buy because there is no better out of the box cooling. Also if it breaks and damages anything in your system they replace all damaged parts within the 6 year warranty. Also they don't really seem to fail.
Liquid freezer III has a really bad mounting bracket for AMD and Intel, i dont think that is a good choice
@@born_to_play its hard to Install but for the rest it's good. And it's still better than anything in the same price category, except maybe the freezer II.
@@sebastian_olthuis The cold plate is too small for any high powered CPU, the freezer II is a better choice.
@@born_to_play I assume your talking am5 ? Because that one does stick out.
Which is okay according to amd and Arctic. All the hotspots and dies are covered.
What is your experience with this ? Because from any test I have seen they perform better than any other aio on the market.
This also matches my personal experience with high end pc hardware. Because of the knowledge and research Arctic has/did it even outperformance alot of Custom loops that's are made by people (obviously not all do to the insanity that exists around water cooling). So I would like to see a test where it is correctly mounted and doesn't cool cpu properly.
If that happens I would assume it is a defect or something really fucked up in the cpu like current Intel gen witch draws more power then a 196core threadripper while being extremely unstable like rest of gen 13 and 14, meanwhile not really faster then a Ryzen 9. Even this insanity made by Intel can be cooled by the freezer with the correct radiator size.
Obviously no 240mm radiator is gonna cool a 14gen i9 If its really ramping up, which arguably is Intels fault relative to performance
Overall your video is super well made and high quality.
But a 3800x is really nothing in terms of performance/heat in comparison to what most people cool with there liquid freezer, if you used a liquid freezer II or III 360 mm on that cpu and see it pass 60 degrees or even 55 I would think something is really wrong with the airflow of the system or can curve. M@@born_to_play
If you want to test, test against the beasts 13900 or 14900. Anything else doesnt show how good the aio is.
U don't need those, just test cause by tdp
Awesome review
thermalright and arctic better value
stop buying liquid coolers.... and stupidly overpriced and overclocked cpus that needs them....
Tell me you're broke without telling me you're broke. Sitting very happy on my 7950x3D :)
what cooler hurt you? dam
Same here, bro maybe don't be so rude though you don't know his situation @tlv8555
This cooler is only $60…
this cooler is 60 bucks bro