Arctic has unveiled the Freezer 36 Tower-type CPU cooler, compatible with the LGA 1851 socket, and offering a variety of designs. Following the success of the Freezer III AIO liquid cooler, Arctic is now entering the mainstream cooling segment with the introduction of the Freezer 36 air cooler. With a diverse range of options, let’s begin by exploring its fundamental specifications.
The Arctic Freezer 36 Tower CPU cooler supports Intel LGA 1700 and the upcoming LGA 1851 sockets, along with AMD’s AM5 and AM4 sockets. Measuring at 104x126x159 (LxWxH) and weighing 890 grams, it features a heatsink with four 6mm copper heat pipes and a fin stack comprising 59 0.4mm aluminum fins. Cooling is managed by two P12 PWM PST fans, operating at 200-1800 RPM (PWM controlled) with a fluid dynamic bearing design. The fans, drawing 0.10A at 12V DC, have a standard 4-Pin PWM connector with a 4-pin plug included in its 200mm cable.
Arctic offers the Freezer 36 Tower-Type CPU cooler in five distinct variations, comprising standard and black designs, a continuous operation model designed for 24/7 workloads, and two RGB versions in either black or white options.
You can find all these variants on the Arctic website, with prices starting at $45.99. For those constructing new PCs, air coolers remain the preferred choice, and Arctic has a proven track record of delivering top-notch designs, whether in air-cooled or liquid-cooled products.
Source: Arctic