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We'll be looking at the ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 240 A-RGB Cooler - discussing Benchmarks, Unboxing, Overclocking & more!

Learn everything there is to know about the ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 360 as we tell you about its unboxing, installation, and testing.

The ARCTIC Liquid Freezer – II 420 is a powerful cooler in the market that comes with a 6-year manufacturer’s warranty and offers fantastic thermal performance at almost silence, which is unheard of. Thanks to integrated cable management, we have a single cable to handle, making life easy and simple.

The Arctic Freezer i35 A-RGB is a phenomenal CPU cooler, and I definitely endorse it. It would be a great addition to your gaming rig because of its aesthetic looks, the functionality it provides, and how well it performs, considering the price.

The ARCTIC P12 SLIM PWM PST are pocket-friendly competitive fans that are best suited for SFF builds where the space is restricted. They can be used for the case ventilation as well as on the radiator/heatsink. The slim design chews some of the thermal performance as compared to the non-slim version of P12 fans but the pricing, decent performance, and 6-year warranty make up for that.

The GameMax Glacier 360 is a budget-friendly liquid cooler with a large 3.95-inch HD LCD. It provides great cooling, especially for powerful CPUs like the Ryzen 9 9950X, but the software has some bugs, and the fans can be noisy. Overall, it's a good deal with a 5-year warranty, but the tube design and fan noise might not work for everyone.

The ASRock B850 Challenger WiFi White is a good value-for-money option for budget gamers if they want to step into the latest Ryzen CPUs. It comes with a 12+2+1 VRM phase design and an adequate cooling system to keep everything under control. Moreover, the number of USB ports and other connectors on this board is pretty decent as well. Besides those, the synthetic performance is still a let-down, making it a viable option only for gamers.

The ASRock Phantom Gaming X870 Nova WiFi is a solid mid-range offering, boasting features you'll find on more expensive motherboards. It looks great, performs solid, and has just about everything you could ask for at this price point. Just look out for the bandwidth sharing complications of the M.2 slots.

The Ocypus Sigma L36 Pro is a 360mm all-in-one liquid cooler with a unique 3.5-inch customizable LCD display. It offers strong cooling performance, with improved pump and fan designs. The cooler is compatible with both Intel and AMD sockets and comes with a 5-year warranty. While it’s a bit pricey at $169.99, it competes well with other premium models, though it could be more affordable or include ARGB fans for the price. If the display isn’t important to you, there are cheaper options with similar performance.

Here are the Best 360mm AIO CPU Coolers; Based on Several Benchmarks, Testings, Comparisons, RGB, Budget, Performance, and more.

The MSI MPG CoreLiquid P13 360 is a liquid CPU cooler aimed at gamers and PC builders who want a balance of performance, aesthetics, and noise control. It features a sleek, redesigned water block with a 2.1-inch LCD screen for real-time monitoring, system clock, and personalized content. Its cooling performance is solid, especially in noise-normalized tests, where it competes well with other high-end coolers. However, it has some drawbacks, including limited Intel socket compatibility, and a high price tag of $190, which could be seen as excessive when better-performing alternatives are available for less.

Silent Loop 3 420 is one heck of a cooling product. With its classy look, premium cooling performance, and better noise output it is capable of giving a run to other 420mm coolers for their money. But this is where this cooler is also in trouble. It is also expensive making the likes of ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III a better overall value in this category.