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ARCTIC Freezer Xtreme - Twin-Tower Heatsink CPU Cooler, Intel & AMD, 120 mm PWM Fan, 4 Double-Sided Heatpipes, Easy Installation, 160 Watts

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Brand ARCTIC
Power connector type 4-Pin
Voltage 12 Volts
Wattage 160 watts
Cooling method Air
Compatible devices Intel: 2066, 2011(-3), 1366, 1156, 1155, 1151, 1150, 1200, 775
Noise level 0.5 Sones
Material Aluminium
Maximum rotational speed 2000 RPM
Manufacturer ARCTIC

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  • EXCELLENT COOLING PERFORMANCE: With 102 fins and 4 heatpipes, the heatsink design facilitates excellent cooling performance. In testing, the Freezer Xtreme outperforms the Intel reference cooler by 24°C
  • LOW NOISE: Freezer Xtreme features a central-mounted 120 mm fan with low noise impeller and patented fan holder to achieve quiet operation, thanks to the PWM control, the fan speed adjusts according to the CPU temperature, noise level remains at a minimum
  • MULTI-COMPATIBILITY: Freezer Xtreme features a wide compatibility with AMD and Intel sockets and is compatible with AMD: AM5, AM4, AM3, AM2, FM2, FM1, 939, 754; Intel: 2066, 2011(-3), 1366, 115x, 1200, 775
  • EASY INSTALLATION: Installing the Freezer Xtreme is a breeze. The push-pin mounting system provides excellent stability and it merely takes a few minutes to mount the cooler to the motherboard
  • PRE-APPLIED MX-2: Thanks to the pre-applied MX-2 high performance thermal compound, a quick an clean installation is guaranteed
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ARCTIC Freezer Xtreme

ARCTIC freezer extreme cpu cooler

ARCTIC freezer extreme cpu cooler

ARCTIC freezer extreme cpu cooler

ARCTIC freezer extreme cpu cooler

Excellent Cooling Performance

The unique heatsink design consisting of 102 fins and 4 double-sided heatpipes offers excellent cooling performance and improve heat transfer from the CPU. The Freezer Xtreme outperformed the stock cooler in reducing the CPU temperature by 18 degrees.

Low Noise

Complimented by Hardware Secrets for being very quiet, the Freezer Xtreme features a central-mounted 120 mm fan with low noise impeller and patented fan holder to achieve quiet operation.

Thanks to the PWM control, the fan speed adjusts according to the CPU temperature and thus the noise level remains at an absolute minimum which qualifies it as a silent cooler.

Multi-compatibility

The Freezer Xtreme features a wide compatibility with AMD and Intel sockets. This gives you plenty of flexibility and takes overclocking to a new level. The Freezer Xtreme is compatible with AMD Sockets AM4, AM3, AM2, FM2, FM1, 939, 754; Intel Sockets 2066, 2011(-3), 1366, 1156, 1155, 1151, 1150, 1200, 775.

Easy Installation

Installing the Freezer Xtreme is a breeze. The push-pin mounting system provides excellent stability and it merely takes a few minutes to mount the cooler to the motherboard. The fiber reinforced retention module is sturdy and solid to support the cooler's weight during the installation process. Thanks to the pre-applied MX-2 thermal compound, a quick and clean installation is assured!

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Compatibility: Intel Socket: 2066, 2011(-3), 1366, 1156, 1155, 1151, 1150, 1200, 775; AMD Socket: AM4, AM3, AM2, FM2, FM1, 939, 754; RAM Clearance: unlimited

Heatsink: Heat Pipes: 4; Fin Material: Aluminum; Number of Fins: 102; Fin Thickness: 0,3 mm; Thermal Paste: MX-4

Fan: Fan Size: 120 mm; Fan Speed: 800-1500 RPM; Fan Bearing: Fluid Dynamic Bearing; Noise Level: 0.5 Sone; Current: 0.19 A; Connector: 4-Pin

Size & Weight: Length: 100 mm; Width: 132 mm; Height: 140 mm; Weight: 608 g

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Bearing Fluid Dynamic Bearing Fluid Dynamic Bearing Dual Ball Bearing Fluid Dynamic Bearing Fluid Dynamic Bearing Dual Ball Bearing
Technology Air Cooling Air Cooling Air Cooling Air Cooling Air Cooling Air Cooling
AMD Socket AM4, AM3, AM2, FM2, FM1, 939, 754 AM4, AM3(+), FM2(+), FM1 AM4, AM3(+), FM2(+), FM1 AM4 / AM4
Intel Socket 2066, 2011(-3), 1366, 115x, 1200, 775 115x, 1200, 1700 115x, 1200, 775 / 115x, 1200 /
Fan 120 mm 100 mm 100 mm 100 mm 100 mm 100 mm
Fan Speed 800–1500 RPM 300–2000 RPM 300–2000 RPM 300–2000 RPM 300–2000 RPM 300–2000 RPM
Dimensions (L) x (W) x (H) 132 x 100 x 140 mm 74.3 x 112 x 132.5 mm 74.3 x 112 x 132.5 mm 85.5 x 112 x 137.5 mm 85.5 x 112 x 137.5 mm 85.5 x 112 x 137.5 mm
Weight 608 g 425 g 425 g 443 g 443 g 443 g
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    4.4 out of 5 stars
    4.4 out of 5
    2,322 global ratings

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    Customers like the noise level, appearance and ease of installation of the electronic component fan. For example, they mention it's super quiet, looks impressive and well designed. They appreciate the performance, saying it'll provide quiet and efficient cooling. That said, opinions are mixed on fit and quality.

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    94 customers mention80 positive14 negative

    Customers like the temperature of the electronic component fan. They say it runs cooler, is simple to install, and is excellent at keeping temperatures down. Some say that it's remarkably effective at removing heat from an area of about 1000th of a inch. Overall, most are happy with the performance and recommend it for use with any CPU.

    "...Whilst I still maintain this is a fine cooler for most applications, and is tremendous value for money, it will not perform anything like as well as..." Read more

    "...This thing is BIG.Well, other that that it a very good cooler and it is almost silent...." Read more

    "...It is really quiet and cools well. My Intel Q6600 over clocked at 3Ghz was running at 60 degrees C with the Intel heat sink and fan...." Read more

    "...It does what it should, does it quietly and keeps everything very cool. It's perfect." Read more

    81 customers mention66 positive15 negative

    Customers like the noise level of the electronic component fan. They mention that it's super quiet, runs quietly, and provides quiet and efficient cooling. Some say that the first start was quick and quiet.

    "...The temperatures are marginally better, and it's quieter but it cost £200 all in, I could have bought 10 of these of that...." Read more

    "...Still went in easy and first start was quick and quiet with no errors and a very much cooler cpu...." Read more

    "...In fact it makes less noise that your hard drive, which is quite phenomenal if you ask me...." Read more

    "...It is really quiet and cools well. My Intel Q6600 over clocked at 3Ghz was running at 60 degrees C with the Intel heat sink and fan...." Read more

    50 customers mention36 positive14 negative

    Customers find the installation of the electronic component fan to be easy. They mention that the instructions are easy to follow, and the installation to the AM3+ socket is dead easy. Some say that they had no trouble mounting it whatsoever.

    "...Still went in easy and first start was quick and quiet with no errors and a very much cooler cpu...." Read more

    "...The cooler has a good design and a tool-free installation as well, which made installing the thing really easy for me...." Read more

    "...The install was a little tricky as it's configurable for various sockets and chips, so that flexibility means spending a couple of minutes putting..." Read more

    "...Very easy to do (TIP- magnetize the end of you screw driver, makes it easy to pick up screws and on the AMD fittings start the screws off by hand..." Read more

    43 customers mention43 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the performance of the fan. They mention that it works well, is incredibly effective, and is excellent value for money. Some say that the installation was simple and the results are awesome. Overall, most are happy with the product's performance and recommend it to others.

    "...It is not the best paste in the world but it works well. What I noticed about the way it works is that it can't easily cope with high stress...." Read more

    "...It's perfect." Read more

    "...Install was simple. Results are awesome...." Read more

    "...At the moment im really enjoying the silence and great performance from this thing, please dont waste your money on watercooling, you cant cool..." Read more

    35 customers mention31 positive4 negative

    Customers like the value of the fan. They say it's amazing for the price, simple to install, and provides great cooling for the money. Some mention that it'll extend the life of their computer.

    "...maintain this is a fine cooler for most applications, and is tremendous value for money, it will not perform anything like as well as a Corsair..." Read more

    "...Overall I'm very very impressed. Esp at the price. A solid 5 stars. It does what it should, does it quietly and keeps everything very cool...." Read more

    "...sink its great, looks great, simple to install, quiet and great cooling for the price paid...." Read more

    "...Bloody amazing cooler for the money! gets a 10 out of 10 from me." Read more

    20 customers mention20 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the electronic component fan. They mention that it looks impressive, well-designed, and cool. Some say that the fan is well engineered and produces zero vibrations. Overall, most are happy with the quality and performance of this top quality item.

    "...that you buy is LED it will also look really cool because it's design is quite badass and if you have a window in your case this cooler will do good..." Read more

    "This heat sink its great, looks great, simple to install, quiet and great cooling for the price paid...." Read more

    "...is an ASUS M5A99FX PRO REV 2.0, The cooler fits a treat and is very well designed, the fan overlaps at the bottom so it serves two purposes, one to..." Read more

    "...6-core 3.4GHz CPU, 8GB RAM, nice graphics card, hard-drive docking port and lots of useful little sockets all down the back...." Read more

    56 customers mention28 positive28 negative

    Customers are mixed about the fit of the electronic component fan. Some mention that it's easy to fit with the motherboard in situ, while others say that it is rather large and impedes the first ram.

    "...It's relatively small and compact compared to the more expensive offerings, and will keep ANYTHING at a sensible operational temperature...." Read more

    "...What I primarily found to be disappointing is the size/performance ratio and the lack of extra fan. The latter is a major one...." Read more

    "...Its not so big as to obscure any RAM slots or other cards slots. Others can do this and I use all my slots thank you!-..." Read more

    "...Outstanding.It is a pretty big cooler, I had to buy a new case as it wouldn't fit in my old mid tower with top PSU...." Read more

    38 customers mention16 positive22 negative

    Customers are mixed about the quality of the electronic component fan. Some mention it's good quality, well engineered, and sturdy, while others say it looks fake or poorly made. Some say the cooling fins are flimsy and the clips are a bit floppy.

    "...It is not the best paste in the world but it works well. What I noticed about the way it works is that it can't easily cope with high stress...." Read more

    "...8GB RAM, nice graphics card, hard-drive docking port and lots of useful little sockets all down the back. Great for HD editing...." Read more

    "...So bear that in mind. The pre applied paste looked a little thicker than I would like too, but no problem with the temps I'm getting so I've kept..." Read more

    "...good for gaming and upgradability, you need a quality cooler, a quality motherboard and a top quality PSU, this will help future proof you for a..." Read more

    Great cooler -  technical evaluation
    5 Stars
    Great cooler - technical evaluation
    The reason for buying this was not to cool my computer chips, but to absorb heat from close tolerance high watt resistors, being used to calibrate current clamp meters.For this I used four 1ohm 1% 100W power film resistors. These were formed into a bridge to give a 1 ohm 0.5% 400W resistor.These were then screwed onto a 6mm thick copper plate, which was then fixed to the cooling plate of the Arctic Cooler.In this appreciable care was taken to ensure the copper plate was flat and smooth on both sides. The surfaces were then cleaned and prepared using the "ArctiClean Thermal Material Remover & Surface Purifier " and the "Arctic Cooling MX-4 Thermal Compound", prior to fixing the resistors onto the copper plate and fixing the copper plate to the cooling pad.From measuring the DC voltage across the 1 ohm resistor bridge, it was then possible to calculate the total power dissipation, W = V^2/R.At about 47C, it was determined that the resistance increased by about 0.22% due to its temperature (at 86ppm/C, slightly above the specified maximum of 80ppm/C), but no correction was made for this.The temperature increase was measured with a digital food thermometer, partially inserted into a hole drilled in the edge of the plate. Not the most accurate, but what I had available.The tests were carried out with the cooling plate at the bottom and cooling fins at the top.This gave a thermal resistance of 12.5C per 100W. So at the rated 160W, this should give a temperature rise of about 20C. Hence at 25C ambient, it would give a chip temperature of 45C. The thermometer hole was on the edge of the copper plate at about mid thickness, and this added an estimated 1C due the thermal resistance of the copper plate. The tests were run with 14V applied to the fan, but a check made at 100W dissipation with 12V showed this made no significant difference.It would seem that quite a lot of the thermal resistance, perhaps a third, or so, is in the contact with the cooling plate, but I have not yet measured this, but it is obviously vital to get a very good thermal contact with the cooling plate.Hope this may be of help and interest to those using these coolers, which, for what they cost, are remarkably effective at removing heat from an area of about 1000th of a square metre.However for the small extra cost, it may have been worth getting the Arctic Cooling Freezer A30, with a cooling capacity 320Watts, rather than just 160Watts, the 120mm interchangeable fan and the fluid dynamic bearing.
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    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 13 November 2015
    I bought this after a Corsair H55 was unable to keep a highly overclocked i7 from thermal throttling. One morning when I woke up to hear what sounded like the fluid inside the Corsair device bubbling/boiling I decided to return to air cooling.

    Eyeing up the £80 air cooling options, I saw the positive reviews for this and thought 'why not' and I'm glad I did. The six copper contacts provide excellent head transfer, the interior fan does an excellent job of cooling, and if you desire you can also (with some slight modifying, it's not an official kit or anything) attach to extra SP fans in a push-pull configuration for a triple fan cool fest.

    The downside to this is - it's quite noisy. Granted the setup I was using it on was always taxing it to the max, and it never let me down once (H55 would idle @ 85c, with this 45c, whilst under load temperatures rarely exceeded 65c) - but I have to confess I eventually replaced it with a dual radiator water cooling option. The temperatures are marginally better, and it's quieter but it cost £200 all in, I could have bought 10 of these of that.

    This represents tremendous value. Trust me, you do not have a processor that NEEDS better cooling than this. It's relatively small and compact compared to the more expensive offerings, and will keep ANYTHING at a sensible operational temperature. Downside - it's kinda noisy.

    EDIT: Having spent more time overclocking, and owning higher performance CPUs than the 3770k I had when I wrote the original review, I now retract my comment that you do not need a better cooler than this. Whilst I still maintain this is a fine cooler for most applications, and is tremendous value for money, it will not perform anything like as well as a Corsair Hydro or a large Noctua air-cooler for example. I still stand by the 5-stars, because for the money it's excellent and most people will never need more, but it would be untrue to say that there aren't plenty of people out there who would need a better performing cooler than this.
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    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 7 January 2013
    This may not be the most expensive (or cheapest) solution to a non-stock cpu cooler and there are undoubtedly better coolers for those wanting maximum temp reductions for their kit but this cooler has a number of important attributes that made it ideal for me:

    - Its fully installable from the front of the motherboard using a very simple bracket. Usually coolers this size or bigger need you to access the back of the MOBO to install a rear bracket to hold the weight of the cooler which is not ideal for me as I didn't want to have to take my MOBO out. So this one worked well for me and the bracket supplied holds the cooler fine once the PC is back upright

    - Its not so big as to obscure any RAM slots or other cards slots. Others can do this and I use all my slots thank you!

    - the fan is removable for a good clean and I assume replacement (but the design is rather specific so not just a case of replacing necessarily with the right sized fan)

    The cooler went into my machine in a few minutes. The bracket was easy to locate and fix but aligning the cooler onto that was a little bit harder just simply because its quite hard to see when it is properly aligned and sitting on the cpu and you have to almost assume good contact. Still went in easy and first start was quick and quiet with no errors and a very much cooler cpu. With my i7-3770k OC and playing BF3 on ultra temps have stayed below 50 deg C (compared to 90 deg C when I tried this briefly with the stock cooler!) and it runs normally at about 30 deg C.

    One thing to note is it is a low rpm fan so if your BIOS has warnings on low rpm on things like the cpu (like mine does) you will need to reset the warning level to a lower rpm than the stock one as otherwise you may get BIOS fan error.

    So all in all a good product to achieve good temp improvements against a stock cooler but as I said at the start, there are probably better options but at a cost. Highly recommended.
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    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 23 December 2011
    I have to say I expected more from this one. Primarily from it's size. It is huge and won't easily fit on most mobos or inside many cases. I got a fantastic ASUS Sabertooth mobo and thus is was not problems installing this thing, but it might stand over some ram slots in some other boards. Generally it comes with pre-applied thermal paste, it is applied very well, although could be thicker. It is not the best paste in the world but it works well. What I noticed about the way it works is that it can't easily cope with high stress. When CPU is at 100% it lets the temperature rise to 50 C (not above though) and I have Intel i7 2600 unlocked and OCd a little. So it is not AMD and thus not a very hot processor, however the cooler cools extremely fast. So fast it literally drop temperature from 50 to 35 in a blink of an eye, and I am not joking. What I primarily found to be disappointing is the size/performance ratio and the lack of extra fan. The latter is a major one. I took a fan off my old cooler and strapped it on this one just to see the difference (literally strapped, using rubber bands, cuz the fan didn't the necessary parts to attach it with) and I haven't removed it because the performance rose by 60-70%. Which is quite logical if you know some physics. This tower design needs 2 fans. Problem is in a cooler master HAF X with Sabertooth an extra fan is not a problem, but most mobos and cases would really struggle with fitting that thing in. So I would recommend buying this if you are sure that you have space. This thing is BIG.

    Well, other that that it a very good cooler and it is almost silent. In fact it makes less noise that your hard drive, which is quite phenomenal if you ask me. Just be sure to install a second fan on it, and attach it properly to keep it silent.

    The cooler has a good design and a tool-free installation as well, which made installing the thing really easy for me. If the second fan that you buy is LED it will also look really cool because it's design is quite badass and if you have a window in your case this cooler will do good for show-off, which, let's be honest, we, OC gamers, all like a lot.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Exactamente lo que buscaba, ultrasilencio. Mi ventilador stock hacía más de 40 db en high loads. Éste en vez de los Be Quiet!
    Reviewed in Mexico on 6 August 2017
    Compré éste porque mi Disipador Stock en altas cargas (procesador de 90W) era demasiado ruidoso de un tiempo para acá, hacía más de 42 db y dolían los oídos. Yo buscaba silencio, silencio, silencio, y tuve que elegir entre los Be Quiet!, la línea Hyper 212 Evo y éste. Cuando vi 35 db de ruido de los Hyper los descarté. Los Be Quiet! fueron mi primera opción pero al comparar me di cuenta que el Pure Rock Slim tenía TDP de 120 W y si más adelante quería cambiar procesador ese no iba a ayudar. El Pure Rock de 150 W se vería buena opción pero pasaba por encima de 2-3 slots de RAM y el Pure Rock Slim creo 1-2 también. El asunto es que si quieres remover la RAM por falla, limpieza o algo ahí vas de nuevo a quitar el Disipador, poner pasta térmica y a instalar de nuevo.

    Vi el Artic Freezer y decía 1,500 RPM y un ventilador bastante amplio que al parecer no tocaba ni los slots de RAM (orientado a disipar el aire hacia la parte trasera del gabinete) con un TDP de 160W, los Procesadores que harían buen upgrade más adelante a mi Tarjeta Madre AM3+ y los TDP caían debajo de este rango y decidí comprarlo. La diferencia entre éste y el Pure Rock era menos de 150 pesos.

    Los usuarios de Amazon EUA lo califican de 4 estrellas más que nada por la instalación. Y es correcto, aunque no es difícil, el instructivo es netamente Visual, no trae ni texto explicando qué hacer hay varias cosas que el fabricante debió recomendar aquí les van:

    1) Remueve la Tarjeta de Video y las Memoria RAM que tengas, para poder mover bien las manos alrededor del Disipador.
    2) El manual te indica visualmente que apenas hay que enroscar los brackets (brazos) laterales del Disipador a la base del Disipador y es muy cierto...literalmente le tienes que enroscar una o máximo 2 vueltas para que quede suficientemente suelto para encajar en la base del disipador (la que ya está atornillada a la tarjeta madre) en un lado y luego en el otro...si enroscas de más tendrías que desenroscar ya con el disipador puesto.. y si se te suelta el bracket (me pasó) tienes que quitar el disipador de nuevo y queda un poquito de pasta en el procesador. Así que al colocar no lo presiones muy fuerte hacia el procesador, inclínalo antes de ponerlo y engancha en una base y luego en la otra.
    3) Ya enganchado atornilla una vuelta un lado y luego una vuelta el otro, así ve alternando para que comience a ajustar uniformemente y no se salga.
    4) Por último pones el ventilador y separa el cable un poco del disipador por seguridad.
    5) Reinstala lo demás.

    Pruebas:
    He estado abriendo juegos en high o ultra detail (inclusive varios a la vez) y normalmente no pasa ni de 1,100 RPM y silencio, siempre silencio.
    La temperatura del procesador la noto mucho menor que antes.
    El ventilador sí tiene un minúsculo clic al rotar el ventilador que si no te concentras en tratar de escucharlo no lo escuchas, es casi imperceptible salvo que estés en absoluto silencio. Y aun en silencio ambiental ese pequeño clic no es molesto y se pierde.

    Tips:
    Busca videos de los Disipadores que te gusten y revisa que cubra bien el TDP de tu procesador.
    Si lo quieres instalar para que suelte aire hacia arriba sí vas a tener que poner la base que tiene para procesadores Intel. Y podría en esta forma quitarte 1-2 slots de RAM.
    En el ventilador, la parte que tiene el logo es por donde entra el aire (porque se puede colocar en ambos sentidos).
    Artic no maneja db para medir ruido sino "Sone", cualquier cosa menor a 2,000 RPM puede ser silencioso.

    PS:
    Mi caja llegó sin las burbujas que siempre pone Amazon para proteger los envíos, me imagino fue error de Aduana porque siempre traen protección.
    La pintura del logo del Disipador tenía un pedacito caído..pero me di cuenta que era porque se pegó a la caja.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Exactamente lo que buscaba, ultrasilencio. Mi ventilador stock hacía más de 40 db en high loads. Éste en vez de los Be Quiet!
    Reviewed in Mexico on 6 August 2017
    Compré éste porque mi Disipador Stock en altas cargas (procesador de 90W) era demasiado ruidoso de un tiempo para acá, hacía más de 42 db y dolían los oídos. Yo buscaba silencio, silencio, silencio, y tuve que elegir entre los Be Quiet!, la línea Hyper 212 Evo y éste. Cuando vi 35 db de ruido de los Hyper los descarté. Los Be Quiet! fueron mi primera opción pero al comparar me di cuenta que el Pure Rock Slim tenía TDP de 120 W y si más adelante quería cambiar procesador ese no iba a ayudar. El Pure Rock de 150 W se vería buena opción pero pasaba por encima de 2-3 slots de RAM y el Pure Rock Slim creo 1-2 también. El asunto es que si quieres remover la RAM por falla, limpieza o algo ahí vas de nuevo a quitar el Disipador, poner pasta térmica y a instalar de nuevo.

    Vi el Artic Freezer y decía 1,500 RPM y un ventilador bastante amplio que al parecer no tocaba ni los slots de RAM (orientado a disipar el aire hacia la parte trasera del gabinete) con un TDP de 160W, los Procesadores que harían buen upgrade más adelante a mi Tarjeta Madre AM3+ y los TDP caían debajo de este rango y decidí comprarlo. La diferencia entre éste y el Pure Rock era menos de 150 pesos.

    Los usuarios de Amazon EUA lo califican de 4 estrellas más que nada por la instalación. Y es correcto, aunque no es difícil, el instructivo es netamente Visual, no trae ni texto explicando qué hacer hay varias cosas que el fabricante debió recomendar aquí les van:

    1) Remueve la Tarjeta de Video y las Memoria RAM que tengas, para poder mover bien las manos alrededor del Disipador.
    2) El manual te indica visualmente que apenas hay que enroscar los brackets (brazos) laterales del Disipador a la base del Disipador y es muy cierto...literalmente le tienes que enroscar una o máximo 2 vueltas para que quede suficientemente suelto para encajar en la base del disipador (la que ya está atornillada a la tarjeta madre) en un lado y luego en el otro...si enroscas de más tendrías que desenroscar ya con el disipador puesto.. y si se te suelta el bracket (me pasó) tienes que quitar el disipador de nuevo y queda un poquito de pasta en el procesador. Así que al colocar no lo presiones muy fuerte hacia el procesador, inclínalo antes de ponerlo y engancha en una base y luego en la otra.
    3) Ya enganchado atornilla una vuelta un lado y luego una vuelta el otro, así ve alternando para que comience a ajustar uniformemente y no se salga.
    4) Por último pones el ventilador y separa el cable un poco del disipador por seguridad.
    5) Reinstala lo demás.

    Pruebas:
    He estado abriendo juegos en high o ultra detail (inclusive varios a la vez) y normalmente no pasa ni de 1,100 RPM y silencio, siempre silencio.
    La temperatura del procesador la noto mucho menor que antes.
    El ventilador sí tiene un minúsculo clic al rotar el ventilador que si no te concentras en tratar de escucharlo no lo escuchas, es casi imperceptible salvo que estés en absoluto silencio. Y aun en silencio ambiental ese pequeño clic no es molesto y se pierde.

    Tips:
    Busca videos de los Disipadores que te gusten y revisa que cubra bien el TDP de tu procesador.
    Si lo quieres instalar para que suelte aire hacia arriba sí vas a tener que poner la base que tiene para procesadores Intel. Y podría en esta forma quitarte 1-2 slots de RAM.
    En el ventilador, la parte que tiene el logo es por donde entra el aire (porque se puede colocar en ambos sentidos).
    Artic no maneja db para medir ruido sino "Sone", cualquier cosa menor a 2,000 RPM puede ser silencioso.

    PS:
    Mi caja llegó sin las burbujas que siempre pone Amazon para proteger los envíos, me imagino fue error de Aduana porque siempre traen protección.
    La pintura del logo del Disipador tenía un pedacito caído..pero me di cuenta que era porque se pegó a la caja.
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    Marnoch
    5.0 out of 5 stars - Every computer needs a good processor. Intel currently leads in performance (Sorry AMD) ...
    Reviewed in the United States on 21 December 2016
    Amazon once again helps us to fulfill all of our shopping needs. This Christmas we are surprising our daughter with all the component that she need to build herself a computer that will definitely make her classmates jelly. Computer assembly isn't difficult for noobs, but to the uninformed saying that your built your own is definitely impressive. With each system you need to make sure that you purchase certain components. This is what we got her:

    1. Case: 
    Thermaltake Versa N21 Translucent Panel ATX Mid Tower Window Gaming Computer Case Cases CA-1D9-00M1WN-00  - This case is a simple sleek design that will help protect the vital components from her younger sister's tiny fingers.
    2. Power supply: 
    EVGA SuperNOVA 650 G1, 80+ GOLD 650W, Fully Modular, 10 Year Warranty, Includes FREE Power On Self Tester, Power Supply 120-G1-0650-XR  - This power supply was one of the highest rates, quality built, cost effective supplies available.
    3. Motherboard: 
    Gigabyte LGA 1151 Z170 2-Way SLI UEFI DualBIOS ATX DDR4 ATX DDR4 NA Motherboards GA-Z170XP-SLI  - We chose this Motherboard because it will allow us to add up to three m.2 SSD hard drives at a later date, perhaps her birthday.
    4. Processor: 
    Intel Core i5 6600K 3.50 GHz Quad Core Skylake Desktop Processor, Socket LGA 1151, 6MB Cache (BX80662I56600K)  - Every computer needs a good processor. Intel currently leads in performance (Sorry AMD)
    5. Heat Sink: 
    ARCTIC Freezer Xtreme Rev. 2 CPU Cooler - Intel & AMD, Twin-Tower Heatsink, 120mm PWM Fan  - Heatsinks are important to help transfer heat away from the processor and help to avoid it from overheating. Water cooling is very effective but introduce additional points of failure. We chose this because she isn't heavy into gaming but it will allow her to explore.
    6. Ram: 
    Corsair memory kit 16.0 DDR4 2400 MT/s (PC4-19200)  (QTY:2) - 32gb of ram is a bit overkill but provides additional room for growth.
    7. Video Card: 
    EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 SC GAMING ACX 3.0, 8GB GDDR5X, LED, DX12 OSD Support (PXOC) Graphics Card 08G-P4-6183-KR  - This video card it is a bit of overkill for her, a  EVGA GeForce GTX 1060 3GB GAMING, ACX 2.0 (Single Fan), 3GB GDDR5, DX12 OSD Support (PXOC) Graphics Cards 03G-P4-6160-KR  is more affordable and in line with her fascination for World of Warcraft.
    8. Hard Drive: 
    Seagate 1TB BarraCuda SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Hard Drive (ST1000DM010)  - Seagate makes a quality product, I have used them for years. I have a network drive with one of their hard drives that has been running since 2009. 1TB is sufficient for her needs.
    9. Optical Drive: 
    LG Electronics 14x SATA Blu-ray Internal Rewriter without Software, Black (WH14NS40)  - This is only needed if she has a need for playing/recording DVD or Blu-ray discs. To watch Blu-ray movies will require purchasing additional software.
    10. Operating System: 
    Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit  - I prefer to use to the professional versions of windows as it allows me greater control of the operating system and aides in the monitoring and protection of the system from the youngins'
    11. Antivirus: 
    Norton Security Premium - 10 Devices [Key Card ] - I use Nortons to help protect all of my computers for one low cost. There is only one computer in our household with a different AV and i've had to clean a couple viruses off of it.
    TechReflex
    5.0 out of 5 stars Well performing and silent
    Reviewed in India on 21 October 2016
    This is a great cooler, assuming that you can get it for a reasonable price. Many features like twin towers and complete copper plate for CPU contact make it work well. Doesn't look the best, though you might prefer a design in which you cant see the fan.

    My full video review with performance benchmarks, and overclocking with this cooler can be found on the YouTube link below:

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    SC
    5.0 out of 5 stars Eccellente! un best buy!
    Reviewed in Italy on 29 May 2016
    prodotto eccezionale.
    il mio fx-8350 non overcloccato adesso è "freddo" :-) Ebbene si, con carico ridotto la cpu ha temperatura inferiore a quella dell'ambiente (!). Con stress (gaming 3d, anche se non con programmi ultra recenti affamati di cpu e gpu) non arrivo ai 50° con temperatura ambiente di ca. 23-28 (non l'ho misurata). con profilo prestazioni massime senza parking e frequency slowdown.
    Silenziosissimo. Non si sente proprio. Gira sempre a bassi regimi e, data la generosità delle dimensioni della ventola e del dissipatore, mettendo le mani ai lati del dissipatore non si riesce neanche a distinguere da dove entra e da dove esce l'aria (!).
    Montaggio facile sulla piattaforma AM3+ del FX-8350 (mobo gigabyte 990fxa-ud3). Giusto 2 clip da inserire negli agganci e poi stringere con le due viti. Se ci può essere un problema è nelle dimensioni e quindi io ho dovuto smontare scheda video e alimentatore per posizionare le clip agevolmente. Istruzioni chiarissime. Facile essendo così semplice il montaggio (grazie anche ad AMD).
    Il prezzo è vantaggiosissimo. Sinceramente non vedo proprio alcuna necessità di spendere di più. reffreddamento ad acqua?? per cosa? per overclocking ultramegaspinto? Sono convinto che anche in overclocking sia quasi impossibile andare oltre i 60, magari con temperature ambiente alte. forse.
    Super consigliato. Un best buy!!
    (allego schema montaggio per amd)
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Eccellente! un best buy!
    Reviewed in Italy on 29 May 2016
    prodotto eccezionale.
    il mio fx-8350 non overcloccato adesso è "freddo" :-) Ebbene si, con carico ridotto la cpu ha temperatura inferiore a quella dell'ambiente (!). Con stress (gaming 3d, anche se non con programmi ultra recenti affamati di cpu e gpu) non arrivo ai 50° con temperatura ambiente di ca. 23-28 (non l'ho misurata). con profilo prestazioni massime senza parking e frequency slowdown.
    Silenziosissimo. Non si sente proprio. Gira sempre a bassi regimi e, data la generosità delle dimensioni della ventola e del dissipatore, mettendo le mani ai lati del dissipatore non si riesce neanche a distinguere da dove entra e da dove esce l'aria (!).
    Montaggio facile sulla piattaforma AM3+ del FX-8350 (mobo gigabyte 990fxa-ud3). Giusto 2 clip da inserire negli agganci e poi stringere con le due viti. Se ci può essere un problema è nelle dimensioni e quindi io ho dovuto smontare scheda video e alimentatore per posizionare le clip agevolmente. Istruzioni chiarissime. Facile essendo così semplice il montaggio (grazie anche ad AMD).
    Il prezzo è vantaggiosissimo. Sinceramente non vedo proprio alcuna necessità di spendere di più. reffreddamento ad acqua?? per cosa? per overclocking ultramegaspinto? Sono convinto che anche in overclocking sia quasi impossibile andare oltre i 60, magari con temperature ambiente alte. forse.
    Super consigliato. Un best buy!!
    (allego schema montaggio per amd)
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    Flow
    5.0 out of 5 stars Silent und kühlstark
    Reviewed in Germany on 17 April 2013
    Habe den Kühler in folgendes System eingebaut, welches vorher schon mit einem Alpenföhn Civetta betrieben wurde:
    - OCZ SSD Vertex 4
    - Seasonic Fanless Netzteil
    - passive Grafikkarte Saphire Radeon 7750
    - Fractal Design Gehäuse in der PCGH Edition.
    - Arctic CPU Kühler

    Die Kerne liegen im Idle um die 25°, bei Last geht es nur bis 35° hoch (www und Office; kein Test mit Prime) bei ca. 900 U/Min. Die Temperaturwerte haben sich im Gegensatz zum Civetta noch einmal deutlich verbessert.

    Einbau:
    mein erster Lüfter Einbau. 20Min. und die Sache war erledigt, bei einem Sockel 775 von Intel. Wirklich sehr einfach. Die vorbereitete Kühlpaste hat mir das Testen mit der richtigen Menge erspart.
    ABER: wenn ich das richtig sehe, kann der Lüfter mit dem Luftstrom nach hinten (für mich waagerecht) und auch mit dem Luftstrom nach oben (für mich senkrecht) eingebaut werden. Hatte den Lüfter erst falsch herum (Luftstrom nach unten; sollte die Graka noch kühlen), dann macht der Lüfter einiges an Lärm, wahrscheinlich weil er aus dem Lager gleitet. Dreht man den Lüfter um oder stellt ihn auf, ist es sofort weg). Nun blässt der Lüft nach oben, von der Idee saugt er ja jetzt (warme) Luft von der darunter liegenden Graka weg. Die warme Luft wird dann durch den rückwärtigen Gehäuselüfter nach hinten raus geblasen.
    Also beim Einbau auf die Richtung achten und bei Lärm des Lüfters evtl. mal drehen!

    Passiver Betrieb:
    ich denke, dass dies, bei nicht allzu anspruchsvoller Auslastung des PCs wie Games durchaus möglich ist. Hatte das auch eine Stunde probiert und die Temperaturen waren völlig in Ordnung. Allerdings auch hier kein Test mit Prime, lediglich mein subjektiver Eindruck.

    Größe und Gewicht:
    logischerweise sollte man ausgemessen haben, ob er passt. Er könnte auch mit dem Ram kollidieren. Trotz seines Gewichts und ohne Befestigung mit Backplate sitzt der Lüfter bombenfest. Man hat nicht das Gefühl, dass der Lüfter aufgrund des Gewichts das Board von der Gehäusewand reißt.

    Lautstärke:
    für mich das wichtigste Kriterium, weil es ein Silent PC werden sollte. Die oben genannten Temperaturen liegen bei ca. 900U/min vor. Dabei ist der Lüfter einfach nicht hörbar. Selbst mit 1000U, ist es schwierig ein Geräusch auszumachen. Bei maximaler Last hört man den Lüfter natürlich (wird praktisch nie genutzt, weil die Kühlleistung immer ausreichend ist), aber das ist sehr viel angenehmer als die meisten Graka-Lüfter.
    Durch Speedfan oder ähnliche Programme lässt sich der Lüfter ganz einfach regeln. Mit entsprechenden Boards wahrscheinlich auch sehr gut über BIOS in den Temperatureinstellungen.

    Folglich hat der Lüfter für mich ein optimales Verhältnis aus Kühlleistung und (nicht-vorhandener) Lautstärke.

    Qualität/Haltbarkeit:
    Es waren keine Lamellen verbogen und Teile (wie das X) haben sich bisher nicht gelöst. Macht insgesamt einen, für mich als relativen Laien, wertigen Eindruck.

    Für einen Silent PC mit den entsprechenden Komponenten ein toller Lüfter mit ebenfalls einem guten Preis-/Leistungsverhältnis. Würde ihn jederzeit wieder empfehlen und gegen den Civetta austauschen (dieser hat ebenfalls gut gekühlt, musste aber aufgrund der geringeren Größer auf etwas mehr Umdrehungen laufen, daher etwas mehr Lautstärke. Dafür ist dieser auch günstiger!)