The P Pro Series is the result of intensive development work and production optimization and defines the new premium segment in the ARCTIC fan range. The P12 Pro and P14 Pro models offer significantly increased performance with particularly high static pressure and airflow, ideal for use with radiators and in cases. Already proven in the latest generation of Liquid Freezer III, the fans are now also available individually. The P12 Pro, P12 Pro A-RGB and P12 Pro PST (5 Pack) will initially be released, with the other 120 mm and 140 mm versions to follow in the coming weeks.

At the center of the new development: the revised fan blade design. Automated manufacturing with low tolerances enables a minimal gap between the impeller and frame - for maximized static pressure and a significantly increased airflow efficiency. An optimized bearing and extended impeller shaft, in combination with a high-precision balancing process, ensures low-vibration and permanently quiet operation.

Arctic introduced some of its most important products at Computex 2025. The company is broadening its portfolio of server cooling products with the introduction of new all-in-one liquid CPU coolers for servers. It partnered with ASRock Rack to set up example servers that implement its new AIOs. Each cooler is specific to a CPU socket type, and designed keeping in mind the various hot-spots in today's chiplet-based processors. Slender 2U thru 4U-sized radiators and high-performance fans are used to dissipate heat from the CPU, as shown in the example build below. The company even has solutions for 8U GPU and AI compute servers, although we've not seen specifics on the GPU types it supports at the moment. With Moore's Law buckling, server cooling is a market hard to miss for a company like Arctic.

Next up is the Arctic Senza, a fanless mini PC barebone that's designed to be located under your PC desk. The mini PC features a centrally-located motherboard seating an AMD Ryzen 7 5700G "Cezanne" processor, flanked with two large heatsinks to which heat from the SoC is transferred by heat pipes. Arctic showed us a blow-out of how the cooling solution looks underneath. The 5700G may be an outdated processor, but you can see where Arctic is going with this concept, especially with the wealth of H-segment mobile processors and MoD (mobile on desktop) platforms to choose from.

Arctic presents the new Freezer 8, which is available in different socket variants. The air cooler series offers a convincing upgrade for boxed coolers and small cases at an excellent price-performance ratio. With a height of just 136 mm, the Freezer 8 fits easily into various cases and is ideal for systems with limited space and high RAM modules. Two offset direct-touch heatpipes and a pressure-optimized 100 mm PWM fan ensure quiet and powerful operation. If required, a maximum speed of 2,300 rpm can be achieved.

The compact air cooler is available in four versions for different sockets and applications:

• Freezer 8A: Supports AMD's AM5 and AM4.
• Freezer 8i: Compatible with Intel's LGA1851 and 1700 sockets.
• CO models: For continuous operation with double ball bearings.

Arctic Cooling's various thermal paste products have existed as favorite mainstays for PC builders—be it hobbyists, professionals, or influencers. Unfortunately, the disappointing presence of low-grade knock-off units has soured largely good impressions of modern MX-4 and MX-6 lines. Earlier today, Tom's Hardware put a spotlight on the Swiss-founded firm's brand-new "MX Authenticity Check" system. Worried customers can check the provenance of recently purchased Arctic thermal pastes (with updated packaging); via a QR code-based checker—the real deal will ensure "safety with genuine Arctic quality." The company's latest announcement outlined/reiterated the importance of a truly effective solution: "thermal paste plays a central role in any PC build that relies on effective cooling, as it ensures optimal heat transfer from the processor to the heat sink." In further correspondence—beyond an initial introductory email—an Arctic representative disclosed that this fresh anti-piracy strategy was rolled out in response to an uptick in counterfeit products appearing across markets. Their MX Authenticity checking program is easy to use, and authentication takes "just a few seconds." Tom's Hardware summarized this process: "in brief, when you receive your new thermal paste from Arctic or one of the many retailers that carry these compounds, you first check the seal, scratch it to reveal a QR code, scan it with your mobile, and then verify it online."

The Liquid Freezer III Series is compatible with Intel's LGA1700 and LGA1851. However, since the hotspot of the LGA1851-CPUs is off-center, offset mounting can improve cooling performance. The Intel LGA1700/1851 Offset Contact Frame Mounting Set enables precise alignment and thus optimizes cooling performance for Intel Core Ultra CPUs.

Significant improvements for powerful Core Ultra CPUs
The new mounting set shows its strength particularly in the Core Ultra 9 285K. The offset mounting allows a significant reduction in temperature.

The P series from ARCTIC is known for its high performance. The new P9 models add four 92 mm versions to the range. Optimized for static pressure and focused airflow, the fans offer efficient cooling even with increased air resistance and are ideal for use on heat sinks, radiators and in narrow cases. Powerful, quiet and durable - the P9 series is an excellent choice for powerful and reliable cooling in a wide range of applications.

P9 Max: High-Speed PWM Fan
Very wide control range, maximum static pressure and airflow

• Airflow: 58.25 CFM | 98.97 m³/h
• Static pressure: 6.17 mmH₂O

Did you catch our launch review of the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 Founders Edition graphics card? If you did, you'd have noticed the hoops we had to jump through to disassemble the card without breaking anything. As we carefully peeled the card's aesthetic finery and worked out way down to the GPU, we found that NVIDIA is using a liquid-metal thermal interface material (TIM) between the "GB202" GPU and the unified vapor chamber plate of the Double Flow Through cooling solution. After our photography the problem arose of putting the card back together, and we wondered if using a mainstream thermal paste would be a suitable replacement since we didn't have the patience to toy with liquid metal given our review volume. So we pulled out our trusty tube of Arctic MX6, gave it a suitable application, skipped the gasket, and put the card back together.

Here's what we found—the GPU temperatures rise by about 2°C on average over the stock liquid metal TIM. In the graph below, you will see both TIM applications compete with each other over a 370-second stress from a benchmark run. In the chart the start temperatures are slightly different, this does not mean that idle temperatures are higher with liquid metal. At the end of test the maximum temperature reached with the stock liquid metal TIM is around 77.6°C. The Arctic MX6, on the other hand settles to 79.4°C. This +1.8°C temperature increase really isn't significant at all—room temperature changes between summer and winter will cause bigger swings. We also tested performance, and it was spot on, the same as pre-disassembly—not a hint of thermal throttling. Both values are safely below the 90°C thermal threshold for the RTX 5090—that's right, NVIDIA raised the thermal throttle point, it's not 83°C anymore like on the RTX 40-series Ada. Taking the RTX 5090 apart and putting it back together was a challenging experience, but we're glad we didn't have to do a liquid metal application to ensure trouble-free operation. This is good news for all DIYers—don't bother with replacing the liquid metal—a thin thermal paste application works fine, too.

With the Senza Under Desk PC, ARCTIC is launching a remarkable new product on the market. The innovative Senza Under Desk PC, available in three versions, impresses with its discreet under-desk mounting, high performance, and completely passive cooling. A complete PC that integrates perfectly into any working environment and ensures a tidy, efficient setup.

The ideal solution for modern offices and home office
"The Senza was developed to optimize the workplace. With our Under Desk PC, we have created a computer that is inaudible and invisible and offers maximum comfort and performance."—Magnus Huber, CEO

ARCTIC is expanding its range of high-performance coolers for servers and workstations. With the Freezer 4U-SP5, ARCTIC is introducing a specialist that was specifically developed for SP5 EPYC processors and offers optimal cooling for the highest demands. With a maximum power consumption of only 6.96 W, the Freezer 4U-SP5 cools even the most powerful AMD processors with 128 cores and 360 W TDP extremely efficiently.

The targeted arrangement of the heat pipes at the high-temperature zones of the PCB edges enables rapid heat dissipation exactly where it is needed. The Freezer 4U-SP5's fans work in a push-pull configuration and can be controlled via PWM, which ensures performance-optimized operation. The long-lasting, particularly low-wear double ball bearings make it ideal for 24/7 continuous operation. With a height of only 145 mm, the Freezer 4U-SP5 fits into common server cases from 4U/4HE and can also be used on dual-CPU mainboards.

Even more versatile in the second revision: Developed on the basis of its proven predecessor model, the new version of the Freezer 4U-M offers optimised cooling performance, not only for powerful server CPUs from AMD and Intel, but also for the ARM processors of the Ampere Altra series.

Multi-compatible with additional flexibility
The 2nd revision of the Freezer 4U-M also impresses with its case and socket compatibility. In addition, it has been specially adapted to support Ampere Altra processors with 32 to 128 cores.

The new White Edition of the P14 Max expands the portfolio of white components and gives PC enthusiasts and modding fans even more options for customizing their systems. The P14 Max (White) is a powerhouse for the highest demands. Thanks to ARCTIC's Fluid Dynamic Bearing and a wide range of speeds between 400 and 2800 rpm, it runs ultra-silent at low speeds and delivers maximum power at full speed. The integrated 0 dB function ensures that the fan stops completely at less than 3% PWM. Like the other P-Max models, the high-speed fan impresses with a focused air flow and is ideal as a case fan and on heat sinks and radiators.

ARCTIC has even more in store: The range of products includes a wide selection of white fan and cooler options, including various 120 mm and 140 mm models with and without A-RGB lighting, as well as CPU air and water coolers, including the entire Liquid Freezer III series.

MAXSUN has officially launched 12 new Z890 series motherboards, designed to support Intel's next-generation Core processors. These motherboards, crafted with cutting-edge technology, deliver exceptional performance for gaming, content creation, and high-end computing tasks. As a key Intel partner, MAXSUN has developed this line with the Z890 chipset, covering four main series: iCraft, Terminator, eSport, and Challenger, providing users with a diverse selection tailored to their needs.

The Z890 series offers a variety of form factors to accommodate different user preferences. Whether you're a hardcore gamer seeking top performance, a fan of clean white builds, or someone looking to build a compact mini PC, MAXSUN's Z890 motherboards deliver powerful solutions with both aesthetic appeal and technical prowess to meet various demands.

ARCTIC is expanding its range of fans for servers and workstations. In addition to the 40 mm and 80 mm models, two powerful 120 mm versions with different speed ranges are now also available. The S12038 fans offer an excellent combination of cooling performance, durability and energy efficiency. The importance of energy efficiency in data centers is growing worldwide and increasingly becoming the focus of legislators. Since this year, operators have had to publish their energy consumption. In the future, guidelines for sustainability and energy efficiency are also expected. The use of the S12038 server fans helps to reduce energy consumption.

Exceptionally energy-efficient thanks to motor optimization. For the same performance, the S12038-8K consumes 22 % less than the next best competitor, improving the energy efficiency of the server. The new 120 mm fans are available in two versions: the 4K version with 600 to 4000 rpm and the 8K version with 800 to 8000 rpm. This wide range - optionally PWM or voltage-controlled - makes it possible to adapt the fans to the specific requirements of different server and workstation setups. With their high static pressure and powerful airflow, they are the ideal all-rounders for demanding server environments and are suitable for use as both radiator and rack fans for server cases from 3U.

Intel will soon be releasing the new Arrow Lake processors on the LGA1851 socket. ARCTIC customers do not need to worry about incompatibility. All LGA1700 compatible ARCTIC coolers can be used without restriction for Intel's new LGA1851 socket. According to current information, the mechanical dimensions remain unchanged. Regardless, ARCTIC has assured customers since last year that all coolers purchased from October 23 onwards will support the new socket. ARCTIC customers can therefore switch to the new system without any worries and can always rely on the highest performance and maximum service.

For its 23rd anniversary, ARCTIC planned and implemented to give something back to its customers and offered selected products at an attractive price. Unfortunately, a pricing error had occurred on an existing promotion. To rectify the issue, ARCTIC refunds Amazon customers and extends the anniversary deals. "It's very important to us that everyone benefits equally from our Thank You campaign. We sincerely apologise for this mistake and will do everything to make amends. Our customers and their trust in us are of utmost importance to ARCTIC," said Magnus Huber, CEO.

ARCTIC's versatile fan range is designed to offer the right solution for every application. When millimeters count, the new P8 Slim PWM PST offers compact cooling in an ultra-flat format. With a height of only 15 mm, the P8 Slim PWM PST fits into even the tightest PC builds. Compared to standard 25 mm models, it allows for space-saving installation and is ideal for small cases and the entire range of Small Form Factor (SFF) devices.

Despite its small dimensions, the P8 Slim PWM PST delivers a powerful airflow and high static pressure with a maximum of 3000 rpm. The PWM control ensures quiet operation while maintaining optimal cooling performance. An additional connection allows more fans to be connected for coordinated performance.

Small, fast, hot—M.2 SSDs. The compact power packs require additional cooling to ensure consistently high performance. ARCTIC offers the right solution with the M2 Pro. M.2 SSDs are true speed miracles. However, they tend to reach high temperatures quickly during intensive use and reduce performance early to avoid overheating. The M2 Pro was specifically designed for 2280 M.2 SSDs. Thanks to its additional mass, it not only keeps the temperature under control, but also ensures that the SSD can cool down more quickly. This enables reliable performance and a long service life. The cooler is extremely compact at 73 x 24.2 x 10.5 mm and comes with two precisely fitting ARCTIC TP-3 Premium Performance thermal pads.

TechPowerUp and Arctic brought six of our readers a unique opportunity to win a set of CPU cooler, case fans, and thermal pastes from Arctic, with three of you getting to pick an Arctic Liquid Freezer III AIO of your choice, three P-series PST case fans, and a tube of MX-6 TIM; and three others getting to pick their choice of Freezer 36 series air coolers, case fans, and the TIM. Entries closed on March 31, and the winners are in!

The following three win their pick of Liquid Freezer III series AIO CLC, plus three P-series PST case fans of their choice (besides the fans included with the AIO); plus a tube of MX-6:

• H. H. from Poland
• Saud A. from the United Arab Emirates
• HorribleGamr from the United States

The following three win their pick of Freezer 36 series air CPU coolers, plus three P-series PST case fans of their choice (besides the ones included with the cooler); plus an MX-6:

• Str1000ac from Croatia
• Thomas G. from the United States
• Ralph Rommualdo Z. from The Philippines

A huge congratulations to you six! TechPowerUp and Arctic will return with more such interesting Giveaways!

In case you missed it, the TechPowerUp x Arctic Giveaway has been live since March 22. As many as six lucky winners stand to get combos of Arctic CPU coolers, case fans, and thermal compounds. Three of these get to pick a Liquid Freezer III AIO of their choice (any size- and color variant); and a trio of P-Series PWM PST case fans of their choice (any size), besides the fans included with the AIO; and an MX-6 thermal compound. Three other lucky winners, get to do the same, but with their choice of Freezer 34 series air coolers. How cool is that for a Giveaway? You need to hurry, though, as entries close in 3 days (on March 31). There's no rocket science to the Giveaway, it's open worldwide (wherever legal), you give us some basic info to help us get back to you if you've won, and you increase your chances of winning by sharing the Giveaway on your socials. Hurry!

For more information, and to participate, visit this page.

An addition to ARCTIC's extensive range of fans: The P14 Max complements the existing high-performance series with a high-performance 140 mm model. The P14 Max impresses above all with its extremely wide speed range, which extends from a minimum of 400 to a maximum of 2800 rpm. It's equipped with a Fluid Dynamic Bearing, allowing for near-silent operation at low speeds, while at the same time guaranteeing brutal performance when it's needed.

As ARCTIC's most powerful 140 mm fan, it provides a significant leap in performance over existing air- and water-cooling solutions. Like the P-Max models already introduced, the high-speed fan is also characterized by proven features such as the closed ring fan wheel for low-vibration rotation and a focused airflow at high static pressure.

Arctic, in partnership with TechPowerUp brings you the season's biggest Giveaway, to celebrate Arctic's 23rd anniversary. Open worldwide (wherever legal), six lucky winners stand to win prizes worth over $1000 in various combos of CPU coolers, case fans, and thermal compounds from Arctic! Three winners get to pick their favorite model of Arctic's new Liquid Freezer III AIO CPU cooler (among the various radiator size variants), plus three matching case fans of their choice; plus a tube of MX-6 thermal compound. Three other winners get to pick their choices of Freezer 36 series air CPU coolers, plus three matching case fans, and a tube of MX-6. The Giveaway is open worldwide, from today, March 22, until March 29. To enter, simply give us basic information to help us get back to you if you've won. Increase your chances of winning by sharing the Giveaway in your social media. Good luck!

For more details, and to participate, visit this page.

After the announcement of the new water cooler series, ARCTIC is now announcing the next product highlights - this time in the area of air cooling. For its 23rd anniversary, the manufacturer is still in a celebratory mood and is also bringing the Freezer 36 onto the market at special prices. With significantly increased performance and simplified assembly, the Freezer 36 not only outperforms its predecessor models but also holds its own against the competition.

Even more efficient ventilation is achieved thanks to the optimized heat sink with side-flow design. Two of ARCTIC's proven P-fans, known for their performance, are used in push-pull-configuration. The innovative click-fastening system enables quick and easy installation and fan replacement. For the upcoming LGA1851 and LGA1700 installation, the Freezer 36 uses a special contact frame that distributes the contact pressure evenly. This minimizes the mechanical stress on the CPU and motherboard and increases cooling performance.

Since its launch, the Liquid Freezer has won countless awards. The new Premium Liquid Freezer III series starts with particularly affordable prices as part of the big 2024 birthday campaign. With the third generation of the award-winning all-in-one water-cooling series, ARCTIC has once again taken function and design to a new level. Developed for high cooling performance, the Liquid Freezer III boasts further developments of distinctive features such as a more efficient cold plate, an enlarged VRM fan and more radiator surface area for heat dissipation.

Another new feature is the possibility of individual control options: via different connection cables, the pump, VRM fan and radiator fan can be controlled and monitored All-in-One as with the Liquid Freezer II - but also independently of each other. Installation requires just a few simple steps, thanks to integrated cable management, only one cable needs to be connected to the motherboard. Available in four sizes and three versions, the Liquid Freezer III offers the ideal combination of performance, technology and design for everyone.

[Editor's note: Our in-depth review of the Liquid Freezer III is now live]

Arctic is giving finishing touches to its new Liquid Freezer III all-in-one liquid CPU cooler. Designed almost entirely in-house by Arctic, the cooler features a few unique design improvements over its predecessor, the Liquid Freezer II series. To begin with, the pump-block features a unique design resembling an aircraft turbofan engine intake. In the previous generations of Liquid Freezer, the VRM area ventilation fan appeared suspended on top of the pump-block, like it's a secondary fixture. Here, the fan is located inside top vent of the pump-block, and guides all its airflow laterally, providing some airflow to your CPU VRM and memory areas. The pump is located adjacent to this fan.

There are three color trims with four size variants, each. The color trims include White + ARGB, Black + ARGB, and Black sans lighting. In the White + ARGB and Black + ARGB variants, the lighting includes an addressable RGB LED element on the pump-block, with the fan vent serving as an LED diffuser; and each of the included fan having lighting of its own. Size variants for each of the three trims include 240 (240 mm x 120 mm); 280 (280 mm x 140 mm); 360 (360 mm x 120 mm); and 420 (420 mm x 140 mm). Arctic has made improvements to the radiator design, to extend its finnage (heat dissipation surfare area) to the edges of the frame. We'll learn more detailed specs such as the cooling performance and fan specs, as we head closer to product launch.The leaked teaser trailer for the Arctic Liquid Freezer III follows.

BIG SPECIAL PROMOTION FOR THE COMPANY'S 23RD ANNIVERSARY—ARCTIC is blowing out the candles and celebrating its 23rd anniversary this year. Customers can look forward to numerous product offers with at least 23% discounts throughout 2024. Others only celebrate decadal birthdays, ARCTIC's 23 years are reason enough to look back with pride—and gratitude—on almost a quarter of a century of company history. From its beginnings as an underdog and insider tip to the no-brainer in the field of computer cooling, ARCTIC's path was characterized by dedication, with successes and setbacks but, above all, always close to the customers. These can now take part in a large-scale special promotion throughout 2024 with changing product offerings.

"We're turning 23, and we say thank you!" says founder Magnus Huber. "Not only do we look back on over 20 years of expertise, we also want to give something back to our customers for 23 years of loyalty and support." Pur promotion campaign begins with an ARCTIC top seller. The discount promotion starts with ARCTIC top selling and all-time favorite MX thermal paste: offering at least 23% off of all sizes of the MX-4 and MX-6. On Amazon, Ebay and many ARCTIC partners. Valid from January 30 to April 30, 2024. In the next months there will be new offers on Amazon, Ebay as well as in the online shop and by many ARCTIC partners. Customers can stay informed via the Newsletter.