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Processor heatsink with 92mm fan from the P-series. Compatible with Intel sockets 775, 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 1200 and AMD AM4, AM3(+), FM1/2(+).
The pre-applied high-performance MX-2 thermal paste ensures quick and clean assembly.
The direct touch pipes attached to the Freezer 7 X and the optimized design of the 44 cooling fins ensure that the heat from the processor can be ideally removed and released into the air.
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The average temperature of my processor before installing the Freezer 7X was 55 degrees, now it has dropped to 35 degrees in normal operation, reaching around 55 degrees in games, while it used to reach 75 degrees! I am very satisfied overall! It should be noted that the thermal paste also plays a role.
I bought this product to fit into socket 1700 as stated in the initial description. Unfortunately, in my case with the Gigabyte X AX DDR4 motherboard, the cooler cannot fit because its side latch is located on the metal part above the processor. This results in it not being able to secure in any way. So, pay attention to compatibility with the motherboard
For the money it's ok but overall I would go for something better with 5 - 10 euros more. The temperatures are not that good and many times it sounds like the fan is hitting the frame
If you have a mid-range CPU and want something economical to lower temperatures, then you found it. With the stock cooler, it used to hit 100s in the summer, now it doesn't go above 75 no matter what
I don't know what Arctic was thinking when designing this cooler. Give a little more money and get something better.
I have an AM4 motherboard, but it NEEDS EXTRA BRACKETS to fit. But, it, NEEDS EXTRA BRACKETS that I have to buy now. If I had seen it somewhere, I wouldn't complain. Buy it for 20 euros but you will have to pay EXTRA BRACKETS when you have no other choice but to do it.
The definition of the best value at the best price.
I have a Ryzen 5 5600X processor and with the stock cooler, it was working at around 20-21 degrees higher. The first photo shows the PC on standby, while the second one is after gaming mode.
The processor cools perfectly fine, it doesn't raise temperatures. The only issue was the installation. Even on AM4, it took me about 20 minutes to install it and it was difficult. The company in their installation guide video for AM4 makes it look easy, but believe me, it's not. You also need a long screwdriver because the screw placement is terrible, etc. Other than that, it cools well, for 15-20€ it's much better than the stock cooler.
You get what you pay for and it does its job at a respectable level, although this specific button system is not for beginners
Difficult to install on LGA 1200, had to unscrew the entire motherboard and remove it from the case in order for the cooler to "lock". Overall, it cools better than the stock cooler of the Core i5 11400F, about 10-20C degrees lower. With the stock cooler, I had 50-60C in idle, now I have 30-40C. In games, it went from 80-90C to 60-70C. It's good for the money.
Very good for its price. At first, I had some concerns about socket 1151 and its installation as well as its size, but in the end, everything is fine. Truly silent!
In general, it raises very high temperatures in demanding games (80-95 degrees) and forces me to play with an open window. My friend, who plays with the exact same processor and the exact same games but with a different CPU cooler, never had any temperature issues. Especially now, during the summer, I avoid playing new games (2020 and onwards) and I will go buy a different cooler
Quite good but it was very difficult to install it on an ASRock Z590 Pro4 motherboard and some games that I have played so far (with the integrated graphics of the Intel Core i5 11600k Intel UHD 750) reach 40-50 degrees idle and 71-81 degrees during stress tests with Arctic MX6
New system with i5 12400f / B660m, the processor with the stock cooler was reaching temperatures of 90-100 degrees while gaming and making a lot of noise.
So I got this one, although I was concerned because I couldn't find any installation for the above combination, as it says it fits socket 1700.
The truth is that initially there was disappointment because I saw that it couldn't fit because the screws on the sides hit the heatsink (I think?) of the motherboard on the top, while on the bottom it barely passes through the corresponding one of the M2.
With a lot of effort and after unscrewing the mounting screws as much as possible, I managed to attach it on both sides, although with the attempts the top heatsink got scratched and the thermal paste got smudged. Then I screwed in the screws, so in the end it fits.
Result: All's well that ends well since it's not audible, it's practically silent, and the temperature in gaming hasn't exceeded 62 degrees and as I said, the thermal paste didn't stay perfect either. The RPM is usually up to 1000-1100.
So it works out, but in the above way it is feasible for anyone who wonders if it can fit on this motherboard. I didn't try it, but if the fan blows the air upwards so that the screws can go into the other sides, it might possibly fit slightly easier, but still on one end it will be borderline against the heatsink and on the other against the RAM.
Very poor construction. The mount scratched my motherboard and in the end, I couldn't manage to install it. I have been building computers for many years and this is the first time I encounter such a bad product design
I have a terrible case that was creating prohibitive temperatures. I mean, if there were temperature police for the CPU, they would have sentenced me to life in prison without parole to never see the light of day again. I decided to dare and install this specific cooler, and my head really cooled down. Literally. It is completely silent compared to the stock one that was hurting my ears, and because I play heavy games (PUBG, Days Gone), I haven't seen it go above 62 degrees (during summer). When idle, it stays around 33-38 degrees Celsius. The installation wasn't that difficult, although it did give me a bit of trouble because, as I mentioned before, I have a case that is a mess. If you have space issues and are considering getting it, just remove the GPU first and with a little patience, you will be able to install it. For its price, it is a great purchase.
It was tested on 2 systems, a dual-core and a quad-core Intel... it doesn't make a difference in temperatures, it just doesn't make noise... if you want good cooling, invest in a better cooler.
For the money, it is an excellent cooler. It was purchased a year ago for the FX-8350 as the stock cooler of the processor was very noisy. This one is quiet and the temperatures it maintains are very good.
After reading other buyers' reviews, I decided to purchase it. In the end, the purchase was worth it. It is almost silent, quickly installed on an Asus z97 gaming motherboard, and keeps the system at very low temperatures. It is commendable that it comes with pre-applied thermal paste, ready for installation.
They are good, I installed them on a Ryzen 7 and they perform well, but the temperatures are so-so. They are not the best for gaming. Also, something is touching the RAM and that's why I removed one
Very good CPU cooler for its price, I have installed it on an i5-10400F and the processor does not exceed 52 degrees in gaming
Very good cooler, comes with pre-installed thermal paste and can reach up to 2000rpm with the appropriate software. My processor (specifically the i3 8100) has not exceeded 50c even during gaming. It is worth its money
For AMD CPUs, installation is as easy as ever. AM3/AM4 motherboards already have the brackets pre-installed. You pass the clips from below, lock one and you're done!
In terms of performance, it is much quieter than the stock cooler of the AMD FX-4300, which made more noise than cooling the processor. From idle at 50 degrees with recent MX4 paste, to 25 degrees with the pre-installed MX2 paste.
Although the CPU (95W) exceeds the maximum TDP by 5W compared to the cooler, the PC (used as a Proxmox node) cools well and doesn't sound like a jet with hot engines ready to take off. Highly recommended.
EDIT 28/03/22: A few weeks ago, the fan motor gave up, having no other option but to send it to their service in Germany, with covered expenses and replacement due to warranty. Kudos also for their top-class service.
I recommend it, I liked it, it does its job, it's cheap but it produces minimal sound, which is okay for the price
It is quite good, but when I changed the motherboard and tried Gigabyte, even though it is supposed to fit in a 1200 slot, it didn't fit due to its base. Do not buy it for a Gigabyte motherboard
Today, I installed it on an 11-year-old Intel i5 750 @2.67, which was running with its own cooler for all these years without me changing the thermal paste. It had started to freeze a lot and the core temperatures were between 85-99. I was desperate about the performance of my PC until I saw the temperatures. The installation is a bit tricky, and to secure it better, I also removed the graphics card. For someone more experienced, it will definitely take less time. However, regardless of the result, it was worth all the "trouble" of installation. I opened the computer and couldn't believe the numbers I was seeing. All 4 cores were fluctuating between 33-46 degrees. Such a temperature difference obviously creates the impression of a different machine. To have a quieter mind, I also bought and applied Arctic paste for €3.5, which I had read can make a difference of up to 10 degrees compared to the factory one that comes with the cooler. It doesn't make any noise, although I have 4 other fans that have their own dB, so I can't judge accurately to help the silence junkies.
I have it on an i5 10600k and it's great. It's not for overclocking, of course, but it produces very good temperatures and a decent low noise level
Flawless!
I bought a processor tray and needed a temporary cooler until I could afford a nice liquid cooling system. Checking the "cpu fan tier list" on the LTT forum, this one was in a pretty low tier, and I had low expectations - but because all the reviews were very good, I decided to try my luck.
First of all, the packaging is indifferent - obviously, it's a 20 euro cooler.
The build quality is good, but the top part of the fan comes off quite easily - something that doesn't apply to the bottom part. So when you touch it, the fan keeps coming off. Something that doesn't bother us, as once it's installed in the system, it stays stable.
Installation is super easy on Ryzen, you just place it on top, hook the two metal parts, and screw it in. The part that touches the processor is much smaller than the processor itself. The thermal paste on it is fine.
Inside the case, it looks beautiful! It's small enough to fit all the RAM and in neutral colors.
I've seen temperatures maxing at 60C in games, and at most 40-45 in idle/browsing. It's also very quiet.
Overall, it completely solved the headache of "I have to deal with finding a liquid cooling system", I won't rush to replace it at all. It checks all my checkboxes - noise, cooling, size, appearance. Enthusiasts who want to freeze their meat inside the case obviously won't bother - but for us regular users, it's a gem. 10/10
It is very worth it, it is relatively quiet, easy to install, and cools my processor quite well. For its price, I believe there is no better cooler
-Easy installation
-Neutral colors that match all Builds
-Compact design
-Quiet operation
-Pre-applied MX-2 Thermal Paste
-Significantly better performance than the "stock" solutions that come with CPUs
If you want to get something and never deal with cooling again, then the solution is the Arctic Freezer 34. But surely, for some temporary solution, it is the best solution at this price.
I have an FX 6300 processor, for so many years it was with the stock cooler which only made noise, easily reaching temperatures of 60-70 degrees. Now, I haven't seen it go above 40-45 degrees under full load. It hovers around 25-30 degrees at idle. Very satisfied for the 20 euros I paid for it!
With the exception of the difficulty in installation, which is not something crazy, it keeps my fx-6350 at a maximum of 45 degrees under full load for a considerable amount of time and it is quiet. It is a good value for money, I recommend it
