The concerns were unwarranted. The Arctic P14 Pro (PST) fans are, at a comparable price, more appealing than their predecessors—the P14 series. They’re a step up in engineering refinement, pushing the limits across all key aspects you can think of. It’s clear that Arctic knew exactly what it was doing, and even after a major aerodynamic redesign, the company still holds the crown for overall excellent budget-friendly fans in the 140 mm format. Read more “Arctic P14 Pro PST: The Best “Price-to-Performance” Ratio”
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Arctic P14 Pro A-RGB: Dominance Continues
It would be unfair to highlight only the exceptional radiator performance of the Arctic P14 Pro A-RGB fans in the title. They’re remarkably appealing in other scenarios as well. Whether they’re more attractive than the Fractal Design Momentum 14 RGB is something you’ll have to judge for yourself. In many respects, these new fans have the upper hand—though it must be said their manufacturing costs are somewhat lower. Read more “Arctic P14 Pro A-RGB: Dominance Continues”
Asus TUF RTX 5070 Ti: A Closer Look at Thermal Paste Effects
We don’t typically disassemble graphics cards in our reviews—and for good reason. Once you take one apart, it’s hard to get it to behave exactly like it did in its original state, especially after replacing the factory thermal paste. With manufacturers who don’t skimp on thermal paste, repasting may not bring any improvement at all. In detailed measurements, we’ll look at how different paste and mounting pressure affect the card’s behavior. Read more “Asus TUF RTX 5070 Ti: A Closer Look at Thermal Paste Effects”
Now with RGB: Liquid Freezer III Pro 280 A-RGB and 420 A-RGB
It didn’t take long. After the release of the “basic” variants of AIOs with 140 mm fans, Arctic is now launching illuminated models: the LF III Pro 280 A-RGB and LF III Pro 420 A-RGB. With these coolers, Arctic is also targeting users who place stronger emphasis on aesthetics and a more striking appearance. That’s what defines the “A-RGB” version of the Liquid Freezer III Pro—but it’s not just about looks. Cooling performance remains a priority. Read more “Now with RGB: Liquid Freezer III Pro 280 A-RGB and 420 A-RGB”
Liquid Freezer III Pro with 140 mm fans now reality
Arctic has broadened its lineup of Liquid Freezer III Pro coolers with two new additions featuring 280 mm and 420 mm radiators. These units now come with wider radiators, cooled by 140 mm fans—the familiar 7-blade P14 Pro models. The enhanced cooling efficiency is a definite upside, but there’s a caveat: you’ll need to check if your case can physically accommodate them. If compatibility isn’t an issue, you’re free to explore their potential. Read more “Liquid Freezer III Pro with 140 mm fans now reality”
Arctic P12 Pro A-RGB: The Benchmark for Illuminated Fans
You already know the impressive features of the new aerodynamic design of Arctic’s 7-blade fans from our earlier tests. Now we add the results for the ARGB LED versions (P12 Pro A-RGB), which are naturally quite similar, but also show certain differences due to a more light-conductive material. That’s why it’s worth taking another look. The title of this review already hints at where things are heading. Read more “Arctic P12 Pro A-RGB: The Benchmark for Illuminated Fans”
Arctic P12 Pro: Key to „noiselessness“ is in 7 blades
Improvement? Clearly. Arctic had been gradually refining its older “P” series fans, but it seems the limits were only truly surpassed with an all-new seven-blade aerodynamic design. Its first carriers are the P12 Pro (A-RGB) fans, which are likely to become popular again. Airflow per noise unit is higher than before—once more elite, even with otherwise inexpensive fans. Read more “Arctic P12 Pro: Key to „noiselessness“ is in 7 blades”
Arctic P12 Max: Five blades pushed to the limit
Before Arctic transitions to its new, 7-blade fan design, let’s take a closer look at the one that has characterized the company for many years. And even though the 5-blade fans of the “P” series had certain shortcomings, they demonstrated just how efficient even low-cost designs can be. In the case of high-speed models, such as the tested P12 Max, they also show how far cooling performance can be pushed. Read more “Arctic P12 Max: Five blades pushed to the limit”
Arctic sunsets P12/P14 fans, but Pro line gets a 140 mm model
In connection with Arctic, we were most interested in the details surrounding the new “Pro” P-series fans featuring seven blades. These recently appeared on the Liquid Freezer III Pro coolers, and not only are these fans heading for individual sale, but their aerodynamic design will also serve as the basis for upcoming 140 mm variants. At the Computex 2025 booth, Arctic even had its own PC case on display. Read more “Arctic sunsets P12/P14 fans, but Pro line gets a 140 mm model”
Arctic releases Freezer 8. Shorter coolers for low-power CPUs
Forget the Freezer 7 and turn your attention to the Freezer 8. It’s the successor to the cooler marked with the “legendary” seven. Sure, it’ll take a moment to get used to the new name, but that’s the way it is – Arctic is updating its low-end lineup, and if you’re looking for a budget tower cooler for entry-level CPUs, the Freezer 8 will be one of the options. And one that fits even smaller or narrower cases. These coolers are only 136 mm tall. Read more “Arctic releases Freezer 8. Shorter coolers for low-power CPUs”
Everything we know about the new Arctic P12 Pro fans
They made their debut on Liquid Freezer III Pro liquid coolers, and there’s a strong chance the Arctic P12 Pro fans will eventually be sold separately. The notable improvement lies in their redesigned aerodynamics – the P12 Pro models feature more blades than their predecessors, altering their performance characteristics. This article focuses on known details about these new P-series fans. Read more “Everything we know about the new Arctic P12 Pro fans”
Arctic’s new „pro“ variant of Liquid Freezer III (Pro) AIO
The new Liquid Freezer III Pro liquid coolers introduce one highly visible change compared to previous models (Liquid Freezer III) without the “Pro” designation. This change involves new P-series fans featuring seven blades (instead of Arctic’s typical five-blade design). Additionally, the coolers boast an exceptionally thick radiator profile, which should also contribute to achieving high cooling efficiency. Read more “Arctic’s new „pro“ variant of Liquid Freezer III (Pro) AIO”
More than 100 models tested. Overview of (M.2) SSD coolers
It’s time for a comprehensive recap of the results from SSD cooler tests we’ve accumulated over the years. We’ve gathered quite a lot of data, with most of the coolers being models integrated into motherboards, compared to standalone designs available for purchase. The following article primarily creates a database of various SSD coolers, based on which you’ll be able to determine how each available model performs in terms of cooling efficiency. Read more “More than 100 models tested. Overview of (M.2) SSD coolers”
For the price/performance! Arctic Freezer 36 A-RGB (White)
Even with two fans, this cooler is a very good option. Compared to similar and typically cheaper designs with four heatpipes, it can handle significantly higher loads. This is true on both the latest Intel platform (LGA 1851) and AMD Ryzen 9000 processors (AMD AM5). There is also a certain benefit to these things around cooling performance in mounting via a custom retention bracket (ILM) around the processor socket. Read more “For the price/performance! Arctic Freezer 36 A-RGB (White)”
Arctic S12038-4K: Massive fan for harsh conditions
A totally different type of fan than the ones we normally deal with. The Arctic S12038-4K is designed for high-performance servers, which is also reflected in its features. Very high airflow is provided by as much as 4000 rpm. And in order to ensure that the cooling performance does not drop significantly even through obstacles, the “extreme” Arctic fan has a profile that is as thick as 38 mm. Read more “Arctic S12038-4K: Massive fan for harsh conditions”








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