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

I’ve been using this cooler with my AMD 9800X3D and I’m very happy with it. The cooling power is great, and it keeps the CPU running cool while still staying quiet. For my setup, the noise level is very good and the quiet operation is one of the things I like most about it.The build quality feels good and the whole unit looks and feels like a proper product, not something cheap. Installation was fine for me, but because this is a 360mm AIO, the size is something you should check carefully before buying. Make sure your case has enough space and that the compatibility is right for your motherboard and CPU socket.For the price, I think the value for money is excellent. It performs well, it looks nice, and it does the job without being loud. I’m very happy with this choice and would definitely recommend it.

Installed the ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 A-RGB in a recent build and it’s been absolutely spot on.Cooling performance is excellent. The 360mm radiator and 3 x 120mm fans handle load without breaking a sweat. Temps stay impressively low even under heavier workloads, and it’s noticeably quieter than I expected for something moving this much air.Build quality feels solid — the thicker 38mm radiator definitely gives it that “serious bit of kit” feel. Mounting was straightforward, and everything lined up nicely without awkward wrestling inside the case.The A-RGB lighting looks clean and well diffused, not harsh or patchy. Most importantly, it works perfectly with ASUS Aura Sync. Synced up straight away and matches the rest of the system without any RGB software drama (which honestly deserves its own award).Pump noise is minimal, fans ramp smoothly, and overall it just feels premium.If you want strong cooling performance with good aesthetics — especially in an Aura Sync build — this is a fantastic choice.Five stars. Keeps things cool and looks the part doing it.

Probably the best AIO out there, the fans are great. Didn't realise before buying, but its about 8mm thicker than other radiators, so it didn't fully fit in my Nzxt H6 flow with a motherboard with a large top section. The RGB is clean and works with other apps like SignalRGB. Installation was as easy as it gets.

Speechless to be honest and I don't usually leave a review for a product unless I really like it. I was running a 240mm cooler but decided to change to the A-RGB 360 Pro. First, I saw a drop of 11 degrees Celsius on my 7800X3D!!! and blew my mind. The installation was absolutely king. The quality is also spot on. The fact that I can fit 2 different cables or install it without any fiddling or springs to lower the pump on the surface just blew me away. The manual isn't amazing as you have to go online but also it wasn't hard to figure out (obviously depends how tech savvy you are). The noise level is also perfect. Seriously, I'm so impressed with this product, I don't know hat to say.... Also, I managed to get it for a bargain £70 which blew me away even more. How ARCTIC?

This ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III is genuinely impressive. The temperature control is top-tier, keeping everything cool even under load, and the RGB lighting looks fantastic in my build. I was also really pleased with the compatibility and fit—it was easy to install and the size was perfect for my setup. The internal packaging is well sorted, with everything neatly organised.However, the only reason I’m giving this 4 stars instead of 5 is that the outer box arrived a little ripped and torn. While the product inside was perfectly safe, better shipping protection would be appreciated for a premium item like this. Overall, highly recommended!

Absolutely amazing cooler. Takes 20 degrees of my 9800x3d in a second and maintains stable 45-50 degrees temperature in heavy 4k gaming mode. Handle cpu spikes very well. Customer service are amazing just be mindful that the pump is a bit bulky and it is not compatible with some motherboards, but arctic customer service will send you for free a new heatsink for your ssd if the original one is blocked by the pump.

I've been building a core i9 (14900k) machine for local LLMs and used this as the cooling solution for the CPU. I have to say I am impressed! The 12th gen i9 is known for overheating and yet i've barely known it to throttle because of overtemp since this AIO was fitted.It comes with all the bits required for modern builds including the thermal paste. You do need to change the bracket on the motherboard which can be fiddly if already in the case (as mine was) but not a deal breaker (for me anyway). Fans and LEDs daisy chain so only one plug for fans and one for LEDs is required from the motherboard.The fans can be noisy when they crank up to full power - but the machine is in a small room - but virtually silent otherwise. I chose this model in particular because of the VRM fan and this does seem to be beneficial in keeping their temps within a decent range even under heavy use.All in all this seems to be an excellent cooling solution - even for rather warm i9s.

Used to run an Arctic Liquid Freezer II 280mm to cool my 5950x for 4 years, but the pump failed on me so I replaced it with this item after the great reviews and multiple videos watched.The pro series seem to be the only versions available anymore, which is a shame as the fan noise is awful. Anything above 30% is way too audible, louder than every case fan at once. The VRM fan is also deceptive, I assumed the RGB fan looking piece WAS the VRM fan, however that is stationary and the actual fan is black and mounted behind. The magnet mount for it is cool though.If you're solely after cooling performance and you're deaf, this is worth it. Cooling performance was great but sounds awful.Returned and replaced with a Lian Li GA II Lite Performance 360, MUCH quieter and cooler, 29°C at 30 RPM. Recommend researching that instead of the Arctic.

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 😁👌

it works wonder, the rating is there for a reason.

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Je vais essayer de faire un avis qui serve vraiment à quelqu'un qui hésite, parce que quand j'ai cherché des retours avant d'acheter j'avais du mal à trouver des gens qui comparaient vraiment le 240 et le 360 avec du vécu. Donc voilà mon expérience complète.J'avais avant un AIO 240mm et je me disais que le 360 c'était un peu overkill, que la différence serait minime et que c'était surtout du marketing pour justifier un prix plus élevé. Spoiler : j'avais complètement tort.La différence en termes de températures est vraiment visible et mesurable. Mon CPU tourne nettement plus frais en charge, que ce soit en gaming prolongé ou quand je fais tourner des trucs plus lourds en arrière plan. Ce qui change surtout c'est la gestion des pics thermiques, là où mon 240 commençait à montrer ses limites lors de charges soudaines et intenses, le 360 absorbe ça sans broncher. La courbe de température est beaucoup plus stable et c'est ça qui fait vraiment la différence au quotidien, pas juste le chiffre max affiché dans HWinfo.Côté Arctic spécifiquement, la qualité de fabrication est vraiment sérieuse. Le pompe est silencieuse, les ventilateurs aussi à des vitesses raisonnables. J'avais lu des retours sur des bruits de pompe sur certains AIO concurrents et franchement sur celui là rien à signaler, même en tendant l'oreille. La pâte thermique fournie est déjà appliquée sur le waterblock ce qui simplifie le montage et c'est une bonne pâte, pas de la pâte bas de gamme juste pour dire qu'elle est incluse.Le montage en lui même est clair, Arctic fait des efforts sur ce point depuis quelques générations et ça se ressent. Les pièces sont bien identifiées, le manuel est lisible, et le système de fixation est solide une fois en place. Rien de frustrant comme on peut parfois avoir avec d'autres marques où on passe 45 minutes à comprendre quelle vis va où.L'aspect RGB A-RGB fonctionne bien aussi, compatible avec les logiciels classiques, les couleurs sont uniformes sur les trois ventilateurs ce qui est pas toujours le cas selon les marques.Bref si vous hésitez entre rester sur un 240 et passer au 360, faites le saut. La différence est réelle, pas anecdotique, et Arctic est clairement une des meilleures marques sur ce segment rapport qualité prix. Aucun regret.

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.