ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 120

The ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 120 is exactly what you need to get the best out of a professional PC. It will help you to minimise a high operating temperature of the processor through better air circulation in the computer case. Because it is a water-cooled system with a unique construction, this also ensures that your PC will look original. A uniquely developed liquid moves through the fixed tubing, which is then cooled in the large radiator fitted with one fan. The ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 120 fully replaces a loud cooling system that wastes energy. This new water-cooling design has further extended the possibility of speed control. The water-cooling system from ARCTIC supports AM4 and AM5 AMD sockets, and 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 1200, 1700, 2011-3 and 2066 Intel sockets.

ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 120 Water Cooling System Key Features

• Water cooling supports sockets from AMD: AM4 and AM5
• Water cooling supports sockets from Intel: 1150, 1151, 1155, 1156, 1200, 1700, 2011-3 and 2066
• The fan achieves a speed of 1800 RPM
• Noise is limited to 24,5dB
• Dimensions of the cooling system: Width of 157mm ; Height of 38mm and Depth of 120mm

ARCTIC Water Cooling Customisation

This set which can cool down even very active processors, is assembled from a fan, reliable pumps and a comprehensive radiator. You can keep the water cooling at a comfortable rate by individually setting the speed of the fan. It's highest speed can reach 1800RPM.

A New Way to Cool Your Computer

In case you are uncertain about buying a water CPU cooler instead of an air cooler, then you should take heed of the next section carefully. Generally, a CPU water cooler takes up a smaller part of the valuable space of your PC than a bulky air cooler. Its installation takes only a few minutes, since it is pre-filled and is easy to put in the computer cabinet. ARCTIC, the manufacturer, took care to ensure that the coolant stay sealed in the tubing and require zero maintenance for years. You don't have to worry about dampness short-circuiting your PC.