Reviews ARCTIC Freezer i35 A-RGB
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ARCTIC Freezer i35 A-RGB
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12,290 Ft
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Rated 04/04/2024, variant ARCTIC Freezer i35 A-RGB
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Alza is lying, it is not for socket 2011-3, it does not cover 40% of the CPU surface and it does not even fit properly
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Customer, Bratislava
Rated 05/05/2023, variant ARCTIC Freezer i35 A-RGB
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Aura Sync
very quiet compared to stock cooler
-20С compared to stock cooler
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David, Jihlava
Rated 07/01/2022, variant ARCTIC Freezer i35 A-RGB
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fulfils its function
Aura Sync
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Kamil, Bratislava
Rated 12/12/2021, variant ARCTIC Freezer i35 A-RGB
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The cooler is much quieter than water cooling (where the pump is still active and even the quieter versions blow quite a bit under load). With this heatsink i9 12900K under load immediately jumps to 100C (at least one core but in most cases more) and temp throttle occurs which immediately reduces CPU performance. The 100C display and subsequent temp throttle happens at each new maximum CPU load (e.g. after the rendering is turned on), so the processor suffers and performance is reduced quite a bit. The water cooling (Corsair H100i Elite LCD) keeps the processor at 290W at ~90C° stable, sometimes the power consumption drops only minimally (a couple of tens of Watts) and never below the intel-set 240W in the long run. CPU never reached more than ~90C. Arctic Freezer i35 couldn't even maintain 240W at a reasonable temperature, and the power dropped permanently to 150-170W due to temp throttle, as the CPU got to 100C° shortly after the rendering started. Tested with multiple dwarfing pastes with the same results.
Quiet
Does not cool i9 12900K
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