Arctic Liquid Freezer II 280
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Arctic Liquid Freezer II 280

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pfsi10

5 months ago

Does anyone have any experience with this AiO water cooling system in combination with the Lian-Li Q58W case? According to the technical specifications, it should fit in the case, but I've become cautious because it's rather tight for Mini-ITX installations. Thanks in advance!

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Essessdeh

5 months ago

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This is more a question about the case than about this AiO cooler. According to Google, there are reports of people who have installed 280 mm radiators in the case. However, the question is probably whether the combined thickness of the radiator and fan is suitable. And with the 65mm of this AiO cooler (38mm radiator, 27mm fan), it may well be a tight fit. Whether narrower fans could help (the fans can be replaced) depends on the space in the housing.

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oolives

1 year ago

Some reviews of this water cooling system (also here at Digitec) state that the coolant can be topped up. However, I can't find any description/instructions at Artic or elsewhere as to how this should be done -> can the Arctic Liquid Freezer II really be topped up/how? merci

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Donauschwabe

1 year ago

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Drill hole, refill, seal hole. The manufacturer never intended to make them refillable. The manufacturer is of the opinion that you never need to refill them.

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Richard62

2 years ago

I saw on Youtube that there was or is a problem with the seal behind the cooling plate, so that liquid can leak out. Arctic has produced a kit to replace the seal. Is this now solved or do I need the kit?

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Donauschwabe

2 years ago

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I have had the unit for almost 3 years and have not experienced such a problem. In the meantime, some liquid is missing, but that is normal with all CECs, even if Arctic claims otherwise.

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Chrotonic

4 years ago

do i connect the single cable needed to the slot on the motherboard that says pump_fan since watercoolers like this use pumps, or do i connect it to the cpu_fan pins because it should be communicating with the cpu temperature? so far i connected it to the pump_fan pins and it seems to be doing fine. would you recommend plugging it in to the cpu_fan pins on the mainboard?

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szymon.magnowski

4 years ago

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As per instruction you should connect the one cable to the CPU_FAN pins abd set it up as PWM controlled in BIOS. I am not sure how your motherboard is configured, but the PUMP header usually by default runs at 100% (normally also PWM), so by connecting to the cpu fan header you might lower the noise. One thing to watch out for is not to run this as voltage controlled. (If you feel adventurous, you can also buy a 4 wire y-splitter and run the 140mm fans from the CPU header and the pump from the AIO PUMP header) I have a question for you as well: does the small vrm fan work for you? in my case it never turned on so i returned it on warranty.

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