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The Liquid Freezer II RGB combines the efficient, award-winning PWM pump of the Liquid Freezer II series with new RGB fans optimized for static pressure. This gives you a completely new aesthetic with extremely low noise and equally low temperatures. It features a brand new, self-developed by ARCTIC, PWM-controlled pump with a copper base, improved efficiency, low power consumption, and silent operation.
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I have it with a 5800x3d and I can say with certainty that it is a very good liquid cooler. In Cinebench, max temp is around 60-65 degrees and in gaming 58-60 with PBO enabled. The fans are relatively quiet and very efficient; I highly recommend it!!
At first I was aiming for a 13500 or waiting for a 14400 or 14500, so I got this liquid cooling, that is, I got it before I got the processor. In the end, I got the 14700k and where I didn't expect it to work without undervolt in stress test, I go up to 88 degrees. Maybe I got a good piece of processor.
It was installed on the i7 14700k, which is like a small furnace.
Cinebench multi core - max 96 degrees (no throttle)
Intel XTU stress test - max 92 degrees (no throttle)
In long hours of gaming (battlefield 2042) - max 80 degrees.
Idle - 28 to 32 degrees
Of moderate ease of installation because the refrigerator is huge, just like the fans are very thick. The biggest advantage is the PST of Arctic that allows easy daisy chaining for their power and the A-rgb. In terms of temperatures, it keeps the Ryzen 5900x at 70 degrees under full load and 33 degrees at idle.
Edit: After 4 months of having them, I can say that they are a miraculous AIO! No matter how much I have the PC at 100% load (where it draws close to 150 watts), the temperature does not go above 70 even now in the summer.
Edit2: After the end of summer, I can say that I am very satisfied, low loads at 40 degrees, idle at 36 degrees, and now that the temperatures are dropping, it has dropped to 33 degrees again at idle! Excellent!
It is the quietest liquid cooling and the temperatures are max 75 but I have a 6-core processor
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