Friday, March 28th 2025
ARCTIC Intros Liquid Freezer III Pro All-In-One CPU Water Cooling
The next generation of the award-winning all-in-one coolers is here. The Liquid Freezer III Pro features optimized premium fans and takes ARCTIC's CPU water cooling to a new level of performance. It starts with the Liquid Freezer III Pro 360, which is also available in A-RGB and A-RGB (White) versions. The launch also marks the introduction of the next major promotion. Further variants in 240, 280 and 420 mm will be introduced in Q2 2025.
The Liquid Freezer III Pro offers PC enthusiasts and gamers an impressive performance upgrade. The new Pro fans set new standards at both high and low speeds. Compared to the previous model, the performance has been increased once again - for even more effective cooling with minimal noise.
Proven Success Features
Outstanding features like the integrated VRM fan, the well thought-out cable management and the impressive 38 mm radiator can also be found in the Pro series. With offset mounting for AMD and Intel, ARCTIC delivers an additional performance plus.
Maximum Versatility
Extensive compatibility, different sizes, long tubes (240/280/360: 450 mm, 420: 500 mm) and individual control options make the series extremely versatile. Design variants with A-RGB in black and white add visual highlights to any high-performance configuration.
The Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 and the variants Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 A-RGB and Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 A-RGB (White) are now available at Amazon, eBay and selected partners at special prices. 240, 280 and 420 mm coolers will be available in Q2.
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The Liquid Freezer III Pro offers PC enthusiasts and gamers an impressive performance upgrade. The new Pro fans set new standards at both high and low speeds. Compared to the previous model, the performance has been increased once again - for even more effective cooling with minimal noise.
Outstanding features like the integrated VRM fan, the well thought-out cable management and the impressive 38 mm radiator can also be found in the Pro series. With offset mounting for AMD and Intel, ARCTIC delivers an additional performance plus.
Maximum Versatility
Extensive compatibility, different sizes, long tubes (240/280/360: 450 mm, 420: 500 mm) and individual control options make the series extremely versatile. Design variants with A-RGB in black and white add visual highlights to any high-performance configuration.
"Improving one of the best AIO on the market was a difficult task, doing it without cost impact for our customers was even more challenging… Well, here you go, the Liquid Freezer III Pro.", Vincent Andre, Technical Director
- Liquid Freezer III Pro 360, MSRP: $124.99
- Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 A-RGB, MSRP: $144.99
- Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 A-RGB (White), MSRP: $149.99
19 Comments on ARCTIC Intros Liquid Freezer III Pro All-In-One CPU Water Cooling
I hope they have also improved the pump. I was ready to go with Arctic when I built my new 9800X3D rig last fall but ended up buying the Alphacool Eisbaer 360 instead because there are way too many horror stories of a noisy, rattling pump (starting at ~40% to 45% rpm) to be found in product reviews and forums. Many people suggested that people stick with the LF II and maybe even buy a spare one as long as they are still available because the LF III was generally regarded as a crap product in comparison to its predecessor.
I'm very happy with the Alphacool btw. Great product, silent, decent temps and no annoying software required (just like with Arctic products which is why I considered them in the first place).
The Pro version has 3 x P12 Pro fans, 600–3000 rpm, 77 cfm | 131 m³/h
I don't see it, since the overall design is just more of the same ole same same IMHO...
OTOH, at least the "white" one is like, actually "WHITE", including the screws, tubing joints/connections etc, so there's that :D
Will wait for reviews, but heading over to da Zon now to put a couple in my cart, since I have some clients waiting on all-white builds, which are almost complete except for the cooling. They'll be so happy that I can finally deliver them soon, and I'll be happy cause I can get PAID for them....
400-3000 rpm, 81.04 cfm | 137.69m³/h
Thanks for the info!
Because of this a mere 2-4c difference can seem way bigger than it actually is.
And Intel/AMD graphs do not even start from the same non-zero number either.
Also currently LFIII 360mm (standard) costs 78€.
Assuming conversion from $125 that would make it 115€.
37€ more expensive. Or 47% more expensive just for better fans?
Not sure about P12 Pro, but P12 Max costs ~6,5€ per fan compared to ~4,5€ per fan on P12 PWM.
So at worst swapping the fans would introduce a 6€ difference, not 37€.
Im confused as to where does this price increase come from? Do the P12 Pro fans cost ~12,3€ then?
Also i cant find any information about supposed P12 Pro being announced or sold separately.