Thursday, January 11th 2018
FrozenCPU Rises from the Dead
FrozenCPU was one of the leading computer water cooling stores in its prime. If you needed a special fitting, reservoir, or any other water cooling part, you knew exactly where you had to go. Needless to say, the company left many water cooling enthusiasts heartbroken when they closed their doors back in 2015. According to an ex-employee's testimony, the owner Mark Frigga battled with an addiction problem for a long time, and an unfortunate series of events led to warehouse damage and the firing of all personnel. Now, two years later, FrozenCPU is ready to start from a clean slate. The company returns with a new direction and employees ready to fulfill all your water cooling needs once again. They've also upgraded their "OCN" coupon code to a 6% discount in order to recover their clientele.
Source:
Overclock.net
42 Comments on FrozenCPU Rises from the Dead
I did a build for my father just last month and ordered about $400 worth of watercooling hardware from FrozenCPU and everything arrived on time and in working condition.
I'm guessing yes, because this was like a family business.
Or is this post about it being a US company and therefore not useful for exporting?
I do see that they now have water blocks for current generation products in stock so it would seem some chnage has indeed ocurred. And if owner and / or staff has returned, or new folks have taken over, they should make it known.
First order in 2006 - lol they still have order history a socket 775 Prometeia adapter
Them were the days
Keepen an eye out - Good Luck
Being at work is hard. I would rather be at home bending PETG :ohwell:
That said though, I had full-blown custom watercooling rigs for many years. But for the last couple of years I've just gone back to closed loop watercooling. Even if they aren't quite as good, they are far less hassle and lower cost for nearly the same low levels of noise and low temps. I didn't mind doing the custom build and setup, but the cost and having to maintain them was a pain. The fun of custom watercooling dwindled when I had to pull my rig and drain it, flush it, refill it adding anti-algae/corrosive, etc. every 6-12 months. There's something to be said for a closed loop system that you can just slap in and forget about.
That was a super cool site for actual DIY case mods back before companies actually made and sold window PC cases and decent water cooling units.
I miss those days but it sure is much easier now... LoL
I wish them success.
OT anyways, even if my fault.
That left a serious bad taste in my mouth. I'm still hesitant to give them a 2nd shot. I've been just fine with using www.performance-pcs.com/
They are professional and have not given me a single reason to gripe.