Arctic cooling freezer 64 manual

This manual comes under the category Memory readers and has been rated by 1 people with an average of a 9. This manual is available in the following languages: English. Below, you will find the most frequently asked questions about the Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro. Is your question not listed? Thank you for choosing the Freezer 7 PRO, one of.

Through hundreds of hours testing and simulations. I hope you enjoy the Freezer 7 PRO and we at. Designed for high performance, the second generation Liquid Freezer comes in different product versions:. Skip to content.

The water loop is sealed, therefore no water or additives have to be refilled. We use cookies to provide our users the best navigation experience. If you want to see how this is done or some good review on the product just google "arctic cooling freezer 64 pro review" and have a look at the first 10 sites it finds. My temps are 38C at idle and 52C full load for 1 hour. Core temps range from 40C to 58C full load.

Keep in mind that the core is always hotter than the temps reported by the bios. Cons: This thing is fairly tall. May not fit in a home theatre pc. Tall ram like corsair pro with LED lights on top will not fit under the fan on this cooler.

If you have only 2 sticks of dual channel ram, you can move the ram from slots a1 and b1 to a2 and b2 without any problems. Then the cooler fits just fine. Overall Review: The fan is a 4 pin PWM fan that can plug into a standard 3 pin motherboard connector, but the fan will spin at its top speed all the time, which is still very silent.

The coolers base does not cover the entire heat spreader of the CPU. After doing some research I discovered this is not a problem and the cooler was designed this way on purpose. The vase majority of the heat goes directly from the cpu core through the heat spreader, and therfore you do not need to cover the cpu from corner to corner.

Don't remove the pre-applied paste, its comes with arctic cooling mx 2 compound and is as good if not better than arctic silver 5. Pros: Not sure why everyone's drooling over this. I bought this to replace my stock heatsink for my Phenom II x4 and have noticed little to no differences in CPU temps. First time I just used the thermal paste that came applied, ran it for a few days and seen no difference, then decided to remove the heatsink and properly clean the cpu and copper base with rubbing alcohol to ensure a perfect clean, then recoat with Arctic Silver 5 paste and still no difference.

My phenom doesn't idle bad, idle temps are average C, same as the stock heatsink, and the highest it's gone under load was C, according to CoreTemp logs. Putting my hand by the back of the heatsink I can barely feel the fan blowing through the fins, and yes, I have this facing to the rear of the case as instructed with a vented backing on my case. Plus, you think at this price it's really going to beat stock heatsink, for an AM2? Cons: No cons really, just no different than the stock heatsink.

It's big, but no big deal. I've done after market heat sink installations before but this one was a bit difficult trying to get the clips on, but once they're on, it's snug. Maybe it's no biggie, just kinda bothered me there's still some of the CPU surface not covered up. I know it's seated right otherwise it wouldn't latch down and the exposed area of the CPU surface is even all the way around, so the base must be centered.

Overall Review: It's cheap, and maybe would be great for older processors like socket 's or older, but for these watt phenoms, I think something else is in order. Don't just buy it like I did because of all the hype, at least for a Phenom.

Pros: Amazing. Mobo is at 23C Extremely quiet too. I could turn the retaining bracket 90 degrees but I prefer to have the fan blow out the back of my PC.