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One’s desktop is an investment, worthy of exceptional protection from the searing heat of intense use. The bold Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro is an efficient, Swiss-engineered heatsink & fan combo that’s literally a breeze to install. The fan and 3-pipe double-sided heatsink keep their cool while transferring up to 200 watts of heat safely away from your system’s critical, heat-sensitive parts. The powerful Freezer 7 Pro adds edginess to your system with its sporty-looking black fan and two-tone copper and aluminum heat sink.
Compatible with Socket 775 platforms, the Freezer 7 Pro will work flawlessly with the following Intel systems: Celeron, Pentium 4, Pentium D, Core 2 Duo, and the Core 2 Extreme Quad. A PWM chip keeps the 92mm fan running unobtrusively, with a noise level of only 0.9 sone @ 2200 RPM. Those specs are much quieter and more efficient than any stock cooling fans. Don’t wait until your PC has crashed for good. Protect your investment today without compromising your passion for intense high-tech mayhem, with the award-winning Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro.
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Whoa, I'm impressed
- Comments: Alright, so my pc was heating up to 60+ even 70c during what I thought was normal operation. Downloads, playing games, this thing was running HOT. Was looking for a good heatsink but to install all the good ones you needed to take out your MOTHERBOARD! I don't want to do that, so then I stumbled across this one. Don't let the pictures fool you, it's big, I have a Asus p5ld2, and I just managed to get it in there. It will definitely fit, no doubt about that, but you're gonna have to mingle with it a bit. It says to push the air towards the back of the pc but I couldn't do that because it didn't fit that way. Instead I'm pushing the air to the front which I don't really mind, BECAUSE this thing cools LIKE NO OTHER! Idling temps for me were 60C!!!! Now I have hl2 loaded and it's idling at 38C! The artic Silver 5 didn't even sink in yet so it's only going to get better. I even messed up the instructions by lifting the heatsink by mistake which supposedly allows air to seep in, but it's working fine no problems. So definitely recommend, you will probably have to remove your video card to install but it's better than your whole MOBO!!
PROS - Quiet, easy installation, cools great(WITH artic silver 5) AND Lightweight, Surprised by how light it is. Held Stock intel on one hand and this on the other, couldn't tell the difference. Copper, great contact. Low Price!
CONS - Little on the larger side, has those twisty things to install, not a problem for me, but to some might be.
Before I depart-
From observation the metal on the heatsink SEEMS flimsy, but it really isn't, it's just extra flexible. The contact on the bottom is extremely sturdy and seals tight.
For all those who cant stand those twisty things, DO NOT listen to those dam instructions on any of those. Put the thing in the lock POSITION first, which is the arrows pointing INWARDS, COUNTER CLOCKWISE, THEN once you put it on the cpu, get them into the whole, and push them semi in, do this to the opposite corners until all of em are in, AND THEN! You push them one by one until you hear that little click noise, then its in. Once you get the hang of it the twisty thing might even be better than screws. AND it's alot easier with this heatsink than with the INTEL STOCK JUNK! Def a must buy. GET EM WHILE it's CHEAP!
Awesome Cooler!!!
- Pros: This thing is excellent for Core 2 Duos. I have an E6400 that was idling at 47 C and full load to 65 C with the stock HSF @ stock speed. After installing this thing with some Arctic Silver 5 I idle around 33 C and load at 42. Even at 3 GHZ I idled at 42 C and loaded at 52. AMAZING!!! (All temps using Intel TAT idle/100% load)
- Cons: NONE
- Other Thoughts: I really wasn't expecting much of a change between this cooler and stock (even though I had read many great reviews). I was a little skeptical but once I saw what this puppy could do I was pretty happy to say the least. This installed perfectly on a 680i SLI motherboard with absolutely no modifying or anything.
| Model | Freezer 7 Pro Rev.2 |
| Type | Fan & Heatsinks |
| Fan Size | 92mm |
| Compatibility | LGA 1156 / LGA 1366 / LGA 775 |
| Bearing Type | Fluid Dynamic |
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Good Cooler
- Pros: - Easy to install (esp with preinstalled boards)
- Quiet by my standards (audible but very faint noise like a wisper) - Intel E7500 stock speed: Ambient 21C results in 32C idle (would expect quads to idle a bit higher, etc)
- Cons: Some will complain about push pins over screws... dont buy it if you dont like the stock style mounting. Search around on the internet on "Intel push pin install method" to find some sensible instructions...
- Other Thoughts: This is the easiest way to replace the stock cooler and get results period. I also own the AC cooler ACCELS1 Rev 2. and it keeps a 9800GT XFX 45C using a very quiet Antec Spot fan to move some air around it.
NOT for overclockers, hard to install on my 1366 mobo
- Pros: Pretty inexpensive.
- Cons: Doesn't do a good job of cooling. DO NOT GET FOR OVERCLOCKING! Overclocked my i7 920 to 3.5Ghz, almost immediately reached temps of 100C on all cores, immediately turned stress test off. Lucky I didn't destroy my processor. Idle temps at high 40's-low 50's @ stock CPU clocks.
Difficult to install. You have to really push down hard to get screws into bracket. I was afraid to break the motherboard with that kind of pressure.
- Other Thoughts: I guess it might be a decent purchase if your stock fan doesn't work, and you don't plan on overclocking at all.
Amazing cooler!
- Pros: This thing is amazing! Granted I didn't buy from Newegg because it cost too much from them, but it is an awesome cpu cooler.
I haven't fully broken in so the temps should drop even lower.
*Stock cooling was idling at ~45c, this dropped it down to 30-35c. 10-15c drop is amazing for the price.
*Stock cooling on load was getting into the 60's, I'm getting 53c with Full load on prime95
*Price is definitely cheap for the performance it offers.
*I really like this pin design vs the 1st gen. It is more work to install but I find it to be much more stable than the old gen.
- Cons: *I guess the size can be a con if you have a small case/ motherboard
*The fan blocks the 1st ram slot, you will have to take off the fan in order to install the ram. It looks like it will still fit under it so I don't really mind.
- Other Thoughts: My Rig:
Antec Three Hundred Illusion ATX Mid Tower Case Intel i7 860 Gigabyte GA-P55A-UD3 Motherboard CORSAIR XMS3 4GB (2 x 2GB) DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666) Antec EarthWatts EA650 650W PSU EVGA GTX260 Superclocked 250GB HDD (Windows 7 64bit and Windows XP 32bit) 1TB HDD (Data)
| Model |
| Brand |
ARCTIC COOLING |
| Model |
Freezer 7 Pro Rev.2 |
| Spec |
| Type |
Fan & Heatsinks |
| Fan Size |
92mm |
| Compatibility |
Intel Socket 1366, 1156, 775 (up to 130 Watts) AMD Socket AM3, AM2+, AM2 and 939 |
| Bearing Type |
Fluid Dynamic |
| RPM |
900 - 2500 RPM(PWM) |
| Air Flow |
45 CFM |
| Noise Level |
0.8 Sone |
| Power Connector |
4 Pin |
| Color |
Black |
| Physical Spec |
| Heatsink Dimensions |
104.0 x 58.0 x 126.5mm |
| Weight |
520 g |
| Features |
| Features |
• Compatible with Intel Core i7 and Core i5, as well as AMD sockets • Excellent cooling performance - 130 Watts • Ultra quiet 92mm PWM fan • 6 heatpipes and 42 fins for efficient heat dissipation • Patented vibration absorption to eliminate buzzing sounds • Pre-applied ARCTIC MX-2 • Easy installation |
| Manufacturer Warranty |
| Parts |
6 years limited |
| Labor |
6 years limited |
Introduction
One’s desktop is an investment, worthy of exceptional protection from the searing heat of intense use. The bold Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro is an efficient, Swiss-engineered heatsink & fan combo that’s literally a breeze to install. The fan and 3-pipe double-sided heatsink keep their cool while transferring up to 200 watts of heat safely away from your system’s critical, heat-sensitive parts. The powerful Freezer 7 Pro adds edginess to your system with its sporty-looking black fan and two-tone copper and aluminum heat sink.
Compatible with Socket 775 platforms, the Freezer 7 Pro will work flawlessly with the following Intel systems: Celeron, Pentium 4, Pentium D, Core 2 Duo, and the Core 2 Extreme Quad. A PWM chip keeps the 92mm fan running unobtrusively, with a noise level of only 0.9 sone @ 2200 RPM. Those specs are much quieter and more efficient than any stock cooling fans. Don’t wait until your PC has crashed for good. Protect your investment today without compromising your passion for intense high-tech mayhem, with the award-winning Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro.
Highlights
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Powerful Cooling Six heatpipes (three U-shaped heatpipes) and a 42-fin heatsink ensure great heat transfer, and the ultra-large heat-dissipating surface area delivers simply amazing cooling performance.
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Extremely Quiet A low-speed 92mm fan minimizes noise while the patented fan holder practically eliminates typical fan noise.
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LGA 775 Compatible Compatible with the LGA 775 platform, the Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro supports a wide range of Celeron, Pentium 4, Pentium D and the latest Core 2 Duo CPUs.
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Easy Installation Tool-free installation of the Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro is done within seconds.
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