Thermalright Frozen Notte 360 WHITE ARGB V2 Water Cooling CPU Cooler, 360 CPU Cooler Specifications, 3×120mm PWM Fans, S-FDB Bearings, Suitable for AMD/AM4, Intel LGA 1700/1150/1151/1200/2011/2066

Not a lot of money, but a lot of cooling. Much better than the stock AMD coolers and many times quieter also. RGB works well (I'm using an MSI m/b with their Mystic Light). I'm also running the AMD 5700X chip on a B550 m/b. It's overclocked at 4.2GHz and sits around 34 degrees Celsius, not getting much hotter under load. Was very simple to fit and came with all the different attachments making it compatible with AM4 chipsets and a host of Intel chips also. One thing to note, and the only minor niggle with the product, it does come with thermal paste but I would buy yourself a separate tube as the one I was supplied was rock solid and no use. Other than that, i'm really happy with the product and the only regret I have is not buying it sooner.

BUY THIS NOWthis looks amazing and it cools my cpu well and there’s an amazing price to it(Comes with thermal paste)

The media could not be loaded. Cooling a Ryzen 9 9700x CPU build . Nice and cool, quiet and great argb lighting.Very nice build quality, also used the 240mm version of this with great results.Easy to install would recommend.

A few months ago, I purchased HP's Omen gaming console, however its 240mm water cooler couldn't suppress the high temperatures generated by the i7-13700k and RTX4080 together in a small case. So I replaced the motherboard with a larger one, switched to a bigger case and opted for this cooler.To be honest, the main thing I considered when purchasing it was the price, I was on a low budget. I didn't expect much from it, but it works surprisingly well. At low loads you can barely hear the radiator. Even when I'm running big games like Red Dead Redmption 2, GTA and CS 2, the fan doesn't suddenly run at high speeds and make noise, but stays as quiet as ever. Even when performing temperature stress tests and CPU temperatures spiked, the fan only ran at high rpm for a few seconds and then immediately quieted down. I could see through the temperature curve that the CPU temperature briefly reached 75 degrees and then was quickly brought down to below 50 degrees.I recommend this cooler to anyone. No matter how expensive a cooler you buy, it will inevitably need to be replaced after two to three years of operation due to aging components. In that case, why not buy this cheap and efficient one?

my old arctic freezer 420 mm stopped working so looked around for new one smaller found this one reviews were good price was very good so thought id give it a try my 420 ran at 42 degrees under load this one fits better in case and runs about 45 degrees under load and was less than half the price and was easy to install love the pump being in the piping seems to keep it cool very well and the infinity mirror is cool my old one had no rgb or lighting on fans and cpu cooler

Bought it and fitted it in no time and it does the job perfectly and keeps system cpu nice a cool and also looks ace

Perfect for the price great budget cpu cooler would recomend

Two years ago I bought an MSI Mag Coreliquid 360R which has been working fine with my Ryzen 7 1800x - I upgraded to a 3900xt and my PC started shutting down with temps hitting 100c in seconds when under load - not good. The cooler seemed fine, one pipe cold, one hot, fan & pump RPM's as they should be, but temps were through the roof. I wasn't sure that the cooler was at fault so I looked for a cheaper option just for testing, and I came across this Thermalright Frozen Notte 360. I installed the cooler & toast tested the cpu for an hour, I was surprised to see it didn't top 70c so to say I'm happy is an understatement (these cpu's have a max temp of 95c and usually run hot) - It's quieter than the MSI AIO, the lighting works as expected & the infinity mirror effect on the CPU block is quite nice. For under 70 quid, can't fault this product at all, excellent value for money, I just hope it lasts longer than the MSI one.