ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 A-RGB - AIO CPU Cooler, 3 x 120 mm Water Cooling, 38 mm Radiator, PWM Pump, VRM Fan, AMD AM5/AM4, Intel LGA1851/1700 Contact Frame - Black

Excellent AIO 360mm qui vient remplacer mon 240mm. J’ai gagné 18°c par rapport à mon ancien AIO en full charge Cinebench R23. Je suis fan 😁👌

This is a fantastic cooler and I’m very happy with it so far. The overall quality feels excellent, from the radiator and tubing to the fans and mounting hardware. It looks and feels like a premium product, but the value is still very good compared with many other 360mm AIO coolers. Installation was easier than I expected for a large liquid cooler. Everything felt secure once mounted, and I had no issues fitting it in my Montech King 95 Pro case. It is definitely a bit bulky, so I would recommend checking case clearance carefully before buying, especially if you have a tighter build or tall motherboard heatsinks. In my case, it fit perfectly and looks very clean once installed. Performance has been great. It keeps CPU temperatures low and handles heavier use very well. The fans move a good amount of air without feeling unnecessarily loud, and the system feels stable under load. The 360mm radiator is a good choice if you want strong cooling performance and have the space for it. The A-RGB lighting also looks very nice. It syncs properly with my motherboard, and the RGB control was straightforward. The lighting is bright and even without looking cheap or messy, which is important in a case with a visible build. Overall, this is an excellent cooler if you want strong cooling, good build quality, clean RGB, and solid value. Just make sure your case has enough space because it is a large cooler, but if it fits your setup, I would definitely recommend it.

Super bra

Nice and powerful cooler, easy installation

The "Bottom Line" If you are looking for an AIO that can tame an i9-12900K without breaking the bank, this is it. After upgrading my cooling solution, my Cinebench R23 score jumped by over 1,000 points (hitting 26,121), purely because the thermal headroom allowed the CPU to maintain higher boost clocks for longer. Performance Highlights: Thermal Mastery: Under 100% synthetic load (Cinebench R23), the CPU package temperature peaked at a healthy 81°C, while individual cores stayed at a remarkably cool 71°C.The "38mm" Advantage: Unlike standard 27mm radiators, Arctic uses a 38mm thick radiator. This extra mass acts as a massive "heat soak," which is perfect for long DaVinci Resolve rendering sessions where lesser coolers would heat up and throttle.VRM Cooling: The unique fan integrated into the pump block is a lifesaver for the ASUS Z690-F's power delivery, keeping the motherboard components around the CPU noticeably cooler. Pros: Pre-Installed Fans: Comes out of the box with fans already mounted and cables managed through the tubing. Silent Power: Even at high RPMs, the pump noise is virtually non-existent. Contact Frame Included: It ships with its own Intel Contact Frame, ensuring perfectly even pressure across the i9’s heat spreader. Cons: Thickness: At 38mm (plus fans), it is a "thick" unit. In my build, it slightly blocked access to the rear chassis fan header, so ensure your case has the top-mount clearance! Final Verdict: 10/10 for performance-per rupee. It turned my workstation into a thermal fortress.