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Following the introduction of a new set of AIOs, Arctic is now turning its attention to air coolers. To celebrate its 23rd anniversary, the company has launched the Freezer 36 at an exceptional price point, boasting improved performance and easier mounting than its predecessors.
The Freezer 36 CPU coolers feature a side-flow heat sink design, which provides more efficient ventilation to keep your system running cool. Two P-fans, known for their impressive performance, are arranged in a push-pull configuration, so you can be sure that your PC will stay cool even under loads. Additionally, the click-fastening mechanism allows for easy installation and fan replacement.
The Freezer 36 package includes a custom contact frame that distributes contact pressure for LGA 1851 and 1700 sockets. This reduces mechanical stress on the CPU and motherboard. The CPU cooler comes with an aluminium cover that adds a touch of elegance to your PC setup.
Five distinct versions of the Freezer 36 are available: the standard version, an all-black version, a CO version with double ball bearings fans, and two A-RGB versions (all-black and all-white). All these versions are currently available at a discount, reducing the standard version price from €32.99 to €19.13 and the CO variant from €34.99 to €20.64. The most significant price cuts are on the all-black version, which saw its price reduced from €37.99 to €20.51, and the all-black A-RGB model, which was cut from €47.99 to €24.95. Lastly, the all-white A-RGB model's price was reduced from €48.99 to €25.96.
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KitGuru says: Arctic's air coolers have always impressed in the past. If you are in need of a cost-effective CPU cooler for a new PC build, you should keep an eye out for this.
