IT Home reported on March 6 that the manufacturer Arctic recently launched the Freezer 36 series air-cooled radiators. These coolers are all single-tower, dual-fan designs, with 4 heat pipes in direct contact.
In terms of overall specs, the Freezer 36 series heatsink is 159mm tall and is equipped with 4 6mm heat pipes and 59 0.s4mm aluminum fins. In terms of performance, Arctic does not indicate the specific antipyretic ability, but it says that the Freezer 36 has advantages over the previous generation and competitors.
The Freezer 36 series heatsink has a mounting clip in the fin area that snaps the cooling fan directly into the tower, eliminating the need for the fan cord used in traditional installations, which is more aesthetically pleasing and convenient. According to Arctic, the Freezer 36 series heatsink towers with this new design are compatible with most 120mm form factor fans.
The coolers are compatible with AMD AM4 AM5 platforms and Intel LGA 1700 1851 platforms, and come with an adapter mounting bracket for Intel platforms to reduce CPU and motherboard stress and prevent deformation.
Arctic offers a wide range of versions for the Freezer 36 series air-cooled radiators, including a standard version, a blackened version, a black A-RGB version, a white A-RGB version, and a CO dual ball bearing fan version.
The first two versions are equipped with a P12 PWM PST fan with a maximum speed of 1800rpm, and the middle two versions are equipped with a P12 PWM PST A-RGB fan with a maximum speed of 2000rpm, both of which are designed with FDB bearings. The CO version, on the other hand, is equipped with a P12 PWM PST CO dual ball bearing fan with a maximum speed of 1800rpm.
*In terms of pricing, the Freezer 36 series air-cooled radiators are priced at $19 of the standard version13 euros (note from IT House: currently about 150 yuan), the most expensive white A-RGB version is priced at 2596 EUR (currently about 203 RMB).