Arctic Freezer 33 face-to-face with SilentiumPC Fera 3 v2

CPU coolers, Extra tests | | Ľubomír Samák

33 and 31 dBA

With the i/A32 cooler series, Arctic made a really good impression and created a decent opponent for the excellent Fera 3. In the meantime, Swiss have strengthened their ranks and advanced to battle with Freezer 33. However, the expected drama with fight for every detail did not happen. Because of a design mistake of one of the players, the winner is quite dominant under standard circumstances.

33 and 31 dBA

 

 

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