Freezer 4U-M Rev. 2 | Multicompatible 4U Single Tower CPU Cooler | INTEL XEON LGA 4710, 4189, 4677 | Ampere Altra LGA 4926 |AMD -SP6, sTR5, SP3, TR4, sTRX4, sWRX8

I purchased the ARCTIC Freezer 4U-M for my AMD Ryzen Threadripper 64-core processor, which I use in a workstation that runs 24/7 without shutdown. Earlier, I was using a DeepCool LT720 360mm AIO. While the performance was acceptable, CPU temperatures were around 75–80°C under load and about 55°C at idle. I used this setup for over a year before realising that this AIO is not ideally suited for Threadripper processors, mainly due to cold plate coverage and orientation issues. After researching proper cooling solutions for Threadripper, I initially planned to buy the Noctua NH-U14S. However, on my GIGABYTE TRX50 AERO D motherboard, the processor is mounted horizontally, and the Noctua cooler did not fit properly. I then decided to go with the ARCTIC Freezer 4U-M, and it turned out to be the perfect choice. It fits perfectly on the Pro WS TRX50 motherboard, with no clearance or orientation issues at all. After installation, I immediately noticed a temperature drop of around 10–15°C compared to my previous AIO setup. For a 24/7 nonstop workstation, this cooler has been extremely stable, quiet, and reliable. In my opinion, this is one of the best air coolers currently available for AMD Threadripper processors, especially for continuous workloads. Yes, there are AIO solutions designed specifically for Threadripper, but they are either very expensive or not easily available in India. Considering performance, compatibility, reliability, and long-term operation, the ARCTIC Freezer 4U-M is an excellent choice. Highly recommended for anyone running a Threadripper system 24/7.

These are some fantastic coolers! The price might seems a bit high, but it's a right price for what it offers. I moved a Supermicro H11DSi-NT + 2 Epyc 7742 from a 2U rack server into a 4U/5U case and when running 100% these 2 keeps the CPUs around 65C. Yes, they both fit on this motherboard and yes you can still add/remove the RAM modules that are right under the heatsink. Even at full load these are incredibly quiet. The package includes thermal paste and the adapter for Xeon, which is a plus.

No idea why this is listed as “Frequently returned”. People must not know what they are buying. It’s an excellent cooler, much better and 1/3rd the price of the Noctua alternative. Currently using this with an ASUS Sage TRX50, Threadripper 9970x and it works flawlessly and is very quiet, given that it is cooling 350w. Max temps all core at stock are around 85c or so with a non-agressive fan curve. Somewhat annoying to install at least compared to AIOs, but threadripper aio’s are upwards of $400 and this was like $55. No brainer for no maintenence or worry about leaks on a $6000 system. 10/10 very pleased.

Hält meinen Epyc 7402P erstaunlich kühl. Ist dabei auch ziemlich leise. Genügend Power Reserve ist auch vorhanden. Verarbeitung ist soweit gut, die Montage ist einfach und es gab keine Probleme. Die mitgelieferte Wärmeleitpaste ist auch ausreichend vorhanden. Gewohnte Arctic Qualität für gutes Geld.

Ciężki i duży, i dużo mniej solidnie i estetycznie wykonany niż Noctua ale tańszy i może być. Niestety wymaga dedykowanych, własnych wentylatorów.

At max RPM it’s managed to keep the Epyc 7532 at a max of 43c in a 22c ambient room with poor airflow. At about 1000 RPM it maxes at 55c this test was done under full load. Attaching the cooler to the brackets isn’t like the usual consumer grade coolers, make sure you attach the brackets to the cooler first and the screws get screwed in from underneath to keep the bracket in place or at least for the AMD side of things. I tried attaching the brackets to the board and cooler after the fact and well, it was a lesson learned. Impressive cooler for impressive value. I was going to add my P12 Max fans to this but the fans that come with the cooler are more than adequate.