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CPU Air Cooler

ARCTIC has CPU coolers for all areas of application. Whether for high-end gaming or silent PCs, our large range includes everything from high-performance tower coolers to compact and inexpensive alternatives to boxed coolers to completely silent passive radiators. Broad compatibility and innovative features are part of our standard repertoire.

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Freezer 36 A-RGB (Black)
Multi Compatible Tower CPU Cooler with A-RGB
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€47.99

€24.95

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Freezer 36 CO
Multi Compatible Tower CPU Cooler for Continuous Operation
€34.99

€20.64

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Freezer 36 (Black)
Multi Compatible Tower CPU Cooler
Colour
€37.99

€20.51

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Freezer 36
Multi Compatible Tower CPU Cooler
Colour
€32.99

€19.13

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Freezer 36 A-RGB (White)
Multi Compatible Tower CPU Cooler with A-RGB
Colour
€48.99

€25.96

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Freezer 4U-M
Multicompatible 4U Single Tower CPU Cooler

€64.99

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Alpine 17 LP
Low-Profile CPU Cooler for Intel® Socket 1700

€12.99

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Alpine 17 CO
Compact Intel Alder Lake CPU Cooler for Continuous Operation

€15.99

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Alpine 17
Compact Intel CPU Cooler

€14.99

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Freezer A35
Tower CPU Cooler for AMD

€37.99

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Freezer i35 RGB
Tower CPU Cooler for Intel with RGB

€48.99

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Freezer A35 RGB
Tower CPU Cooler for AMD with RGB

€47.99

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Freezer i35 CO
Intel Tower CPU Cooler for Continuous Operation

€42.99

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Freezer A35 CO
AMD Tower CPU Cooler for Continuous Operation

€39.99

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Freezer i35
Tower CPU Cooler for Intel

€40.99

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Freezer i35 A-RGB
Tower CPU Cooler for Intel with A-RGB

€50.99

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Freezer A35 A-RGB
Tower CPU Cooler for AMD with A-RGB

€48.99

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Alpine 23 CO
Compact AMD CPU Cooler for Continuous Operation

€13.99

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Alpine 23
Compact AMD CPU Cooler

€12.99

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Freezer i13 X
Compact Intel CPU Cooler| LGA1700 kit available separately

€29.99

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Freezer i13 X CO
Compact Intel CPU Cooler for Continuous Operation| LGA1700 kit available separately

€30.99

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Freezer A13 X
Compact AMD CPU Cooler

€26.99

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Freezer 50
Multi Compatible Dual Tower CPU Cooler with A-RGB | LGA1700 Kit included

€63.99

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Freezer 7 X
Compact Multi-Compatible CPU Cooler

€30.99

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The right CPU cooler for every application

 

What is the difference between active and passive CPU coolers?

Active CPU coolers have a fan, which ensures continuous airflow to dissipate the heat generated by the CPU. The larger the fan diameter and the higher the speed of the fan, the better the cooling performance. Since an increase in the speed also causes an increased noise level, it is important to find an appropriate balance between the fan diameter, fan speed, and size of the heatsink for an effective CPU cooler.

Passive CPU coolers, however, have no fans. The biggest advantage is the completely silent operation. The heat is conducted into the heatsink and discharged from there into the surrounding air. Since air, without additional airflow, is a poor conductor of heat, passive coolers need to have quite large heatsinks to achieve adequate cooling performance, yet are not as powerful as active coolers.

 

What types of CPU air coolers are there?

In general, you can distinguish the following types of CPU coolers:

  • Low Profile coolers (also known as top blowers) are active coolers, which usually use a slightly wider and flatter heat sink on which a fan is mounted. The airflow is thus directed directly toward the CPU / motherboard. The advantage of this cooler is the more compact design, which makes it more common in smaller PC cases. In addition to the CPU, other mainboard components (memory, controller) are cooled slightly, too.
  • Tower CPU coolers are active coolers that use a large, vertically protruding heatsink with many cooling fins. The heat of the CPU is directed into the large heatsink and then, depending on the design and size of the cooler, transported by one or more fans. This type of cooler is more powerful than a low-profile cooler, but it also requires more space inside the case. An example of this type of CPU cooler is the ARCTIC Freezer 34 Family & ARCTIC Freezer 35 Family.