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title: "ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 360 - Water Cooling PC, All-in-One CPU AIO Water Cooler, Intel & AMD compatible, efficient PWM-controlled pump, fan: 200-1800 rpm,LGA1851 and LGA1700 Contact Frame - Black"
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# 360mm triple radiator for max heat dissipation LGA1700 & LGA1851 Intel + AMD Ryzen optimized mounts PWM-controlled pump & VRM fan for smart cooling ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 360 - Water Cooling PC, All-in-One CPU AIO Water Cooler, Intel & AMD compatible, efficient PWM-controlled pump, fan: 200-1800 rpm,LGA1851 and LGA1700 Contact Frame - Black

**Brand:** arctic
**Price:** S$19
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 💻 Chill like a pro — keep your rig cool, quiet, and future-ready.

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- **What is this?** ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 360 - Water Cooling PC, All-in-One CPU AIO Water Cooler, Intel & AMD compatible, efficient PWM-controlled pump, fan: 200-1800 rpm,LGA1851 and LGA1700 Contact Frame - Black by arctic
- **How much does it cost?** S$19 with free shipping
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## Best For

- arctic enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted arctic brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Smart, Silent Cooling:** PWM pump and fans ramp smoothly from whisper-quiet to full power only when needed.
- • **Universal Compatibility:** Supports latest Intel LGA1700/1851 and AMD Ryzen multi-die CPUs with precision offset mounting.
- • **VRM Voltage Converter Fan:** Active cooling of voltage regulators extends component lifespan and stability.
- • **Next-Level Thermal Mastery:** 360mm radiator with 23% larger fin stack slashes CPU temps under heavy loads.
- • **Plug & Play Cable Management:** Integrated sleeved cables mean a clean, clutter-free build with minimal motherboard connections.

## Overview

The ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 360 is a premium all-in-one water cooling solution featuring a large 360mm radiator with 23% more fin surface for superior heat dissipation. It includes a PWM-controlled pump and an innovative VRM fan to actively cool voltage converters, ensuring stable performance during intense workloads. Designed for broad compatibility, it supports Intel LGA1700 and LGA1851 sockets as well as AMD Ryzen processors with optimized offset mounting for multi-die chips. Integrated cable management simplifies installation and keeps your build sleek. With quiet operation, robust build quality, and a 6-year warranty, it’s a top-tier choice for professionals demanding efficient, reliable CPU cooling.

## Description

Powerful 360mm AIO water cooler with optimized contact frame for AMD and Intel CPUs. Features PWM-controlled pump and fans for quiet, effective cooling of CPU and VRMs.

Review: A no-brainer unless on older Intel platforms - I recently purchased a Liquid Freezer II 360 with the intention of installing it on my 13900K main system here, but a month later still not got round to doing so, when Arctic launched this week their updated Liquid Freezer III AIO at an unbelievable price. The price alone for the LFIII 360 was what made me purchase it in all honesty, even if I have an unopened LFII sat here, but I am glad that I did! No longer do I need to undervolt the CPU or restrict power limits to the CPU to keep temperatures under control (although if you play games that use the Unreal Engine 5, you may still want to do this). Running Cinebench R20 (which puts a load on the CPU much higher than what 99% of applications or games will) on the 13900K will almost automatically send the temperatures up to the thermal throttle limits within a few seconds of starting the test, but with the Arctic LFIII installed, temperatures have not even approached anywhere the thermal limits of the CPU, therefore it does not throttle & stays at full turbo speed for longer. With the CPU overclocked to 5.9Ghz all P-Cores & 4.4Ghz all E-cores, a maximum temperature of 82C has been experienced with no throttling what so ever. Before with a Noctua NH-D15 (one of the very best air cooling solutions available), 100C+ could be reached within 2-3 seconds of starting the test causing the CPU to throttle back by upto 300Mhz during the a single test run or more if you are running it for a longer period of time. During game sessions, I have yet to see the CPU temperature on any core get higher than 63C and not had the fans spin up any more than about 40% of their maximum speed (no change in noise basically with the fan curves I have set). There is one drawback though which stops me from buying more of the LFIII units & that is that it is not compatible with ANY other Intel sockets than LGA1700 (12-14 gen) or the upcoming LGA1851 that is going to be used with newer generations. That means if you have a i9 9900K/10900K/11900K (or any older socket platform), you cannot make use of this cooler. I feel Arctic are losing out on sales because of this as it is obvious that the cooler can be used with the more traditional style mounting solutions as they use this with the supplied AM4/AM5 mounting kit. For the sake of an extra £2-3, Arctic could have provided a mounting solution for LGA115x/2011 and still be cheaper than virtually every other AIO brand on the market. Same applies with the tiny amount of MX6 thermal compound supplied with the cooler. This is a one time application and with contact frames having to be torqued correctly to make sure that all memory channels are present (if overtighten the screws or not provide even pressure on all sides when tightening it down for the contact frame you run the risk of some pins not making a good contact with the CPU) & if you find after installing the cooler that half your memory is not available or system is unstable because of this, you will need additional thermal compound to be able to remove the cooler, reseat the CPU & frame, then reattach pump block. Putting a 2g syringe of MX6 in (£3 if sold separately) still will have the package much cheaper than other available (this is something that should be aware of & have to hand just in case if you have not fitted a 3rd party contact frame before or seen any of the YouTube videos talking about them). In short, tighten the screws 1 turn at a time working in a X/star (top left, bottom right, top right, bottom left, repeat) pattern until the thread bottoms out under 2 fingers turning the screwdriver - DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN! I haven't even mentioned the other benefit of having a fan mounted on the block that cools the VRM’s on the motherboard as well which is silent even at full speed. Unlike other similar VRM cooling solutions built in to an AIO, if it fails, it it can be easily replaced without having to dismantle the whole system & pump block by simply lifting off from the pump as is connected by 2 magnets. Power to the VRM fan is provided by pogo pins on the pump itself that make connection to the fan motor when the magnets engage. You also get a choice of mother board connections as well - two cables are provided - one with a single 4 pin PWM connector that powers the main fans, pump & VRM fan together with a single PWM curve or a 3 way PWM cable (fans, pump & VRM fan) for setting individual PWM curves for each part individually (ie run the pump at 100%, steeper curve on VRM fan & a flatter/steeper curve on the main fans). Regardless of which solution you choose to use, the 4 pin ribbon cable is the same size for ease of cable management. Other than the 2 minor issues that buyers could run into, every thing else I don’t think can be beaten for performance, let alone the price, unless you go full custom loop water cooling (which is going to cost a LOT more than the LFIII does!). For any new machines that I build going forward, the Arctic LFIII will be my first choice of cooler for them as you get all the benefits of a top end liquid cooled cooler at the price of a mid-priced air cooler. If you want/like RGB, then there is also an A-RGB version available for roughly £10 more than the non-RGB version, which when compared to other AIO’s available is still around half the price of other brand equivalent in performance!
Review: Oversized and quiet - First off, let's start with the 2 big cons with this AIO liquid cooler. 1) Installation is a bit of a pain until you've done it the first time. First up, like some cheaper coolers, on AMD you have to place 4 plastic standoffs, then rest metal plates onto these, before screwing all of this into the sockets from the motherboard backplate (the ones that come ready fitted on AMD motherboards, obviously you have to remove the plastic lug system before starting this, but that is easy using the included tool). Needless to say, often the standoffs refuse to stay put, and you end up having to put them back and start again with this. Better is the method used on the Deepcool AIOs where you just screw metal standoffs into the backplate, even if they combined this with a mounting plate it would be easier to use. Then you come to actually installing the CPU block. It attaches using 2 screws captive in a sprung plate, thing is that once you get the one in just a little bit, the 2nd becomes very difficult to coax in due to the spring mechanism. I much prefer individually sprung screws in the 4 corners to this method honestly. Then you finally get the block installed, having followed the instructions, to realise that the instructions skipped the step of installing one of the 2 control cable options, which plugs into the CPU block, and threads through a slot in the very bottom of the plastic cover right at the very bottom by the motherboard, and you can't do this now without uninstalling the CPU block again, then doing it all over again, so yeah the instructions are missing a step as well, take not of this and installing your chosen cable BEFORE you install the block. The 2nd con is also a pro. This AIO is oversized in many ways. The radiator is VERY VERY thick. I thought I would have more than enough space in my case (a Gamemax Infinity dual chamber model), and also my motherboard only has a small VRM heatsink at the top. However the fan screws are literally pressed against the VRM heatsink, and the cables from the CPU power connectors at the top of the board have a LOT of pressure on them from the fans too. This is with an offset placement in a fairly large mid tower case... If you have something smaller, or a motherboard with big heatsinks, this cooler is not going to fit, end of. Then there's where the pipes exit at the bottom of the CPU block/pump. The pipes are larger than usual, I had to remove my vertically mounted GPU before I could install the block at all, and now I have to have it mounted closer to the side window to give the pipes clearance as they come out of the block, these pipes also sit right over my top M.2 slot, so if you have an M.2 drive with a tall heatsink on it, be aware of this also, as again you are going to have issues. Onto the pros. No, this isn't going to give you temps lower than say a DeepCool LS720 (I literally compared it, and got roughly identical temps), what it WILL do however is give you the same temperatures QUIETER. I've been able to change my case fans over to monitor motherboard temps rather than CPU temps, leaving only the fans and pump on the Liquid Freezer 3 set to monitor CPU temps (and these fans are fairly quiet and efficient ones), meaning that the case fans never have to spin up as high as they used to, but I am still getting the exact same temps under load in Cinebench R23. Thus making for MUCH quieter operation of my PC, whilst maintaining sub TJmax temps on my Ryzen 7 7800x3D CPU. My wife is much happier now, as she kept complaining about the hurricane on her side of my PC whenever my CPU was under heavy load (I didn't like to point out that the fans on that side are intake fans, so if anything they'd be pulling not blowing.. lol).... TLDR; Awkward to install, seriously big for a 360mm liquid cooler, but nice and quiet way to get decent temps on hot running CPUs, at a really fantastic launch price right now that won't last forever.

## Features

- LGA1700 AND LGA1851 CONTACT FRAME: Improved contact pressure distribution through Intel mounting frame for efficient heat transfer, thanks to even CPU contact surface
- NATIVE AMD OFFSET MOUNTING: Optimized for the multi-die chiplet design of Ryzen processors - 5mm offset for optimal coverage of the CPU hotspot, resulting in more efficient heat transfer
- ACTIVE COOLING OF THE VOLTAGE CONVERTERS: PWM-controlled VRM fan that additionally cools components in the base area, such as voltage converters
- INTEGRATED CABLE MANAGEMENT: The PWM cables of the radiator fans are integrated into the jacket of the hoses, which means that only one visible cable is connected to the motherboard
- LIMITED COMPATIBILITY WITH A FEW MOTHERBOARDS: Oversized coolers on the M.2_1 slot can lead to compatibility problems. An overview and solution is available in the technical data, in the manual and on the manufacturer's website. Please use the compatibility check

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09VH1T1C2 |
| Air Flow Capacity | 56 Cubic Feet Per Minute |
| Best Sellers Rank | 1,871 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) 9 in Fans & Cooling |
| Brand | ARCTIC |
| Compatible Devices | Intel and AMD |
| Cooling Method | Water |
| Cooling method | Water |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,643 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04895213704489 |
| Included Components | ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 360 (Black) |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 39.8L x 12W x 6.6H centimetres |
| Item Weight | 1840 Grams |
| Manufacturer | ARCTIC |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ACFRE00136A |
| Material | Aluminium (Radiator), Copper, Micro-Skived-Fins (Cold Plate) |
| Max Rotational Speed | 1800 RPM |
| Model Number | ACFRE00136A |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Power Connector Type | 4-Pin |
| Power connector type | 4-Pin |
| Product Warranty | 6 years |
| Product dimensions | 39.8L x 12W x 6.6H centimetres |
| UPC | 840033402255 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Wattage | 1.2 watts |

## Product Details

- **Air flow capacity:** 56 Cubic Feet Per Minute
- **Brand:** ARCTIC
- **Compatible devices:** Intel and AMD
- **Cooling method:** Water
- **Material:** Aluminium (Radiator), Copper, Micro-Skived-Fins (Cold Plate)
- **Maximum rotational speed:** 1800 RPM
- **Power connector type:** 4-Pin
- **Product dimensions:** 39.8L x 12W x 6.6H centimetres
- **Voltage:** 12 Volts
- **Wattage:** 1.2 watts

## Images

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A no-brainer unless on older Intel platforms
*by R***T on 24 February 2024*

I recently purchased a Liquid Freezer II 360 with the intention of installing it on my 13900K main system here, but a month later still not got round to doing so, when Arctic launched this week their updated Liquid Freezer III AIO at an unbelievable price. The price alone for the LFIII 360 was what made me purchase it in all honesty, even if I have an unopened LFII sat here, but I am glad that I did! No longer do I need to undervolt the CPU or restrict power limits to the CPU to keep temperatures under control (although if you play games that use the Unreal Engine 5, you may still want to do this). Running Cinebench R20 (which puts a load on the CPU much higher than what 99% of applications or games will) on the 13900K will almost automatically send the temperatures up to the thermal throttle limits within a few seconds of starting the test, but with the Arctic LFIII installed, temperatures have not even approached anywhere the thermal limits of the CPU, therefore it does not throttle & stays at full turbo speed for longer. With the CPU overclocked to 5.9Ghz all P-Cores & 4.4Ghz all E-cores, a maximum temperature of 82C has been experienced with no throttling what so ever. Before with a Noctua NH-D15 (one of the very best air cooling solutions available), 100C+ could be reached within 2-3 seconds of starting the test causing the CPU to throttle back by upto 300Mhz during the a single test run or more if you are running it for a longer period of time. During game sessions, I have yet to see the CPU temperature on any core get higher than 63C and not had the fans spin up any more than about 40% of their maximum speed (no change in noise basically with the fan curves I have set). There is one drawback though which stops me from buying more of the LFIII units & that is that it is not compatible with ANY other Intel sockets than LGA1700 (12-14 gen) or the upcoming LGA1851 that is going to be used with newer generations. That means if you have a i9 9900K/10900K/11900K (or any older socket platform), you cannot make use of this cooler. I feel Arctic are losing out on sales because of this as it is obvious that the cooler can be used with the more traditional style mounting solutions as they use this with the supplied AM4/AM5 mounting kit. For the sake of an extra £2-3, Arctic could have provided a mounting solution for LGA115x/2011 and still be cheaper than virtually every other AIO brand on the market. Same applies with the tiny amount of MX6 thermal compound supplied with the cooler. This is a one time application and with contact frames having to be torqued correctly to make sure that all memory channels are present (if overtighten the screws or not provide even pressure on all sides when tightening it down for the contact frame you run the risk of some pins not making a good contact with the CPU) & if you find after installing the cooler that half your memory is not available or system is unstable because of this, you will need additional thermal compound to be able to remove the cooler, reseat the CPU & frame, then reattach pump block. Putting a 2g syringe of MX6 in (£3 if sold separately) still will have the package much cheaper than other available (this is something that should be aware of & have to hand just in case if you have not fitted a 3rd party contact frame before or seen any of the YouTube videos talking about them). In short, tighten the screws 1 turn at a time working in a X/star (top left, bottom right, top right, bottom left, repeat) pattern until the thread bottoms out under 2 fingers turning the screwdriver - DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN! I haven't even mentioned the other benefit of having a fan mounted on the block that cools the VRM’s on the motherboard as well which is silent even at full speed. Unlike other similar VRM cooling solutions built in to an AIO, if it fails, it it can be easily replaced without having to dismantle the whole system & pump block by simply lifting off from the pump as is connected by 2 magnets. Power to the VRM fan is provided by pogo pins on the pump itself that make connection to the fan motor when the magnets engage. You also get a choice of mother board connections as well - two cables are provided - one with a single 4 pin PWM connector that powers the main fans, pump & VRM fan together with a single PWM curve or a 3 way PWM cable (fans, pump & VRM fan) for setting individual PWM curves for each part individually (ie run the pump at 100%, steeper curve on VRM fan & a flatter/steeper curve on the main fans). Regardless of which solution you choose to use, the 4 pin ribbon cable is the same size for ease of cable management. Other than the 2 minor issues that buyers could run into, every thing else I don’t think can be beaten for performance, let alone the price, unless you go full custom loop water cooling (which is going to cost a LOT more than the LFIII does!). For any new machines that I build going forward, the Arctic LFIII will be my first choice of cooler for them as you get all the benefits of a top end liquid cooled cooler at the price of a mid-priced air cooler. If you want/like RGB, then there is also an A-RGB version available for roughly £10 more than the non-RGB version, which when compared to other AIO’s available is still around half the price of other brand equivalent in performance!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Oversized and quiet
*by A***N on 8 March 2024*

First off, let's start with the 2 big cons with this AIO liquid cooler. 1) Installation is a bit of a pain until you've done it the first time. First up, like some cheaper coolers, on AMD you have to place 4 plastic standoffs, then rest metal plates onto these, before screwing all of this into the sockets from the motherboard backplate (the ones that come ready fitted on AMD motherboards, obviously you have to remove the plastic lug system before starting this, but that is easy using the included tool). Needless to say, often the standoffs refuse to stay put, and you end up having to put them back and start again with this. Better is the method used on the Deepcool AIOs where you just screw metal standoffs into the backplate, even if they combined this with a mounting plate it would be easier to use. Then you come to actually installing the CPU block. It attaches using 2 screws captive in a sprung plate, thing is that once you get the one in just a little bit, the 2nd becomes very difficult to coax in due to the spring mechanism. I much prefer individually sprung screws in the 4 corners to this method honestly. Then you finally get the block installed, having followed the instructions, to realise that the instructions skipped the step of installing one of the 2 control cable options, which plugs into the CPU block, and threads through a slot in the very bottom of the plastic cover right at the very bottom by the motherboard, and you can't do this now without uninstalling the CPU block again, then doing it all over again, so yeah the instructions are missing a step as well, take not of this and installing your chosen cable BEFORE you install the block. The 2nd con is also a pro. This AIO is oversized in many ways. The radiator is VERY VERY thick. I thought I would have more than enough space in my case (a Gamemax Infinity dual chamber model), and also my motherboard only has a small VRM heatsink at the top. However the fan screws are literally pressed against the VRM heatsink, and the cables from the CPU power connectors at the top of the board have a LOT of pressure on them from the fans too. This is with an offset placement in a fairly large mid tower case... If you have something smaller, or a motherboard with big heatsinks, this cooler is not going to fit, end of. Then there's where the pipes exit at the bottom of the CPU block/pump. The pipes are larger than usual, I had to remove my vertically mounted GPU before I could install the block at all, and now I have to have it mounted closer to the side window to give the pipes clearance as they come out of the block, these pipes also sit right over my top M.2 slot, so if you have an M.2 drive with a tall heatsink on it, be aware of this also, as again you are going to have issues. Onto the pros. No, this isn't going to give you temps lower than say a DeepCool LS720 (I literally compared it, and got roughly identical temps), what it WILL do however is give you the same temperatures QUIETER. I've been able to change my case fans over to monitor motherboard temps rather than CPU temps, leaving only the fans and pump on the Liquid Freezer 3 set to monitor CPU temps (and these fans are fairly quiet and efficient ones), meaning that the case fans never have to spin up as high as they used to, but I am still getting the exact same temps under load in Cinebench R23. Thus making for MUCH quieter operation of my PC, whilst maintaining sub TJmax temps on my Ryzen 7 7800x3D CPU. My wife is much happier now, as she kept complaining about the hurricane on her side of my PC whenever my CPU was under heavy load (I didn't like to point out that the fans on that side are intake fans, so if anything they'd be pulling not blowing.. lol).... TLDR; Awkward to install, seriously big for a 360mm liquid cooler, but nice and quiet way to get decent temps on hot running CPUs, at a really fantastic launch price right now that won't last forever.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beyond my expectations. easier to install than you think.
*by S***E on 28 July 2024*

Firstly with all the reviews regarding the installation, there is an easy step by step YouTube video on both Intel and AMD bracket fittings, after watching the one for the AMD bracket installation I felt confident and installed the AIO with little difficulty, make sure you have something propping the back bracket to make the installation go from a little difficult to super easy. You need space if you choose this one, the radiator is thick and fits at the limit of a NZXT H9 Flow case at the top. I have some MX-6 Thermal paste so it was nice that this came with some in a tiny syringe so I didn't need to use my personal stash, the bracket makes the spread of the thermal paste a none effort. I went from a Corsair H80i which kept my 5600x at a idle temp of 45-50c. when I noticed cracks in the pipes I had to buy a new cooler, a friend put me onto this Arctic Liquid III 360mm, stating that it was the best AIO you can buy especially at the £66 reduced price. Installed and was blown away by the difference in temps, idle now runs at 35c. Then at 100% CPU usage the H80i would run the CPU at 82c, the Arctic L3 at full load only runs at 68c! Absolutely blown away with this cooler, no need for installing the fans on the radiator as they're pre-installed and the cable management has been done for you, just a quick choice between 2 different installation cables, one which is a all in one, or the second which has 3 for the CPU, Pump and VRM. If you're looking for a 360mm AIO, then you must buy this one, the build quality is premium, the cost is budget, and the performance is top end. opposed to the Corsair H150i which the build is premium, the cost is premium, but the performance doesn't come close to the much cheaper Arctic Liquid III.

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