Arctic Liquid Freezer III AIO CPU coolers appear to be on the way

Arctic is preparing to launch a successor to its impressive Liquid Freezer II AIO liquid CPU cooler. A leaked trailer shows the new Arctic Liquid Freezer III coolers, but the company has yet to announce them. 

As seen on the trailer shared by OuKi (via TechPowerUP), the pump block has changed dramatically, featuring a unique design that looks like an aviation engine intake. In earlier versions of the Liquid Freezer coolers, the ventilation fan for the VRM area was mounted on top of the pump block. However, in the new design, the fan is located within the pump block's top vent and directs its airflow laterally. The pump seems to be positioned adjacent to this fan, which ensures better cooling efficiency.

The Liquid Freezer III is available in three different colour trims, each with four size variations. The trims are white + ARGB, black + ARGB, and black without illumination. In the ARGB and ARGB versions, the lighting is present on the pump block, with the fan vent acting as an LED diffuser, and on the fans, which seem to be the P12/14 Max. The size options for each of the three trims are 240 (240mm x 120mm), 280 (280mm x 140mm), 360 (360mm x 120mm), and 420 (420mm x 140mm).

Arctic has also improved the radiator design by extending the fin area to the frame's edges. As we wait for the product's launch, we can expect to hear more specific details regarding the cooling performance and fan specifications.

KitGuru says: Considering how well-regarded the Arctic Liquid Freezer II is, we expect good things from the Liquid Freezer III. 

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