The Liquid Freezer II 240 aRGB has integrated cable management within fully sleeved tubes for a clean look in your PC’s case. The radiator is slightly thicker than other solutions on the market.

Likewise, the Liquid Freezer ll 240 A-RGB is also available now, starting for €94.99 MSRP (Albeit, we should note that the product websites seem to contradict this with €94.99 and €104.99 ...

Today’s review is a pretty big deal, as the now older Arctic Liquid Freezer II CPU liquid cooler is regarded as one of the best AIO coolers money can buy. Not only was it competitive in its ...

We have the range-topping Liquid Freezer II 420 in for review today. The first thing that strikes you is the unusual-looking pump.

In ARCTIC blue, the Liquid Freezer II 280 is seen in the form of a rendering over a wavy design behind it. On the left, we see the ARCTIC name and logo, a mention of the two-year warranty, and a ...

The Cooler Master MasterLiquid 360 Core II doesn't knock the Arctic Liquid Freezer III off its perch, but it is a great alternative. If you can find it on sale for less, you should save the ...

The Liquid Freezer II 420 is a 'multi compatible all-in-one CPU water cooler' that's even bigger than Arctic's usual range of 120mm single fans, 240mm dual-fans and 360mm three fan choices.

Get the Arctic Liquid Freezer III 240 AIO for £54 from Amazon (was £88) This Liquid Freezer comes with some convenient features for better performance and contact with both Intel and AMD processors.

The Liquid Freezer II 420 is compatible with all the modern sockets, among them AM4 for AMD's Ryzen CPUs, and LGA 1200 for Intel's Comet Lake processors (plus others like LGA 115x).

It has been a while since we have tested an Arctic liquid cooling unit. Let's check out how well they do with the Arctic Liquid Freezer II 240 A-RGB, fitted with a 240mm radiator, silent cooling ...