Introduction

A big thanks to Arctic for supplying the review sample.

For two decades, Arctic has been at the forefront of innovation in PC cooling components. Whether it's CPU coolers, GPU coolers, or fans, Arctic has built a reputation for producing outstanding products. From the Freezer 7 Pro in the days of Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quad to the latest Liquid Freezer III series, Arctic's legacy is well-established. The popular MX series of thermal pastes further cements their status. With these achievements, it's clear why Arctic is a respected name among DIY PC enthusiasts.


The Arctic Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 A-RGB shares many features of its predecessor. It comes pre-assembled and pre-wired for an easier install and has many of the same features, such as the Intel contact frame, and dual control modes be it all-in-one or separate. Considering the solid performance on offer, rather than going with a complete revamp Arctic has instead opted to further refine the Liquid Freezer III series. It still uses the same pump and VRM fan, but now has upgraded radiator fans with a wider RPM range for extra cooling. It also comes with A-RGB lighting for some extra visual flair. Considering how well the previous Liquid Freezer III performed I have high hopes for the Pro 360 A-RGB unit.