Arctic Liquid Freezer III 420 A-RGB AIO Review - Promo Price & Top Performance 

Nice video / information as always. Could I badger HW to review the Seasonic Vertex PX platinum series? While there are so many reviews of GX and TX, there are virtually no reviews of the Vertex PX serie out and about. As in there is genuinely no reviews so I think it'd could possibly help with traffic on the website as well as being the first to even take a look, I've no clue on how close it is to Seasonic's Gold mind you.

Nope because one I had died after a year of use, so I don't trust them.

@@HardwareBusters good answer for me

for convience the single cable is better, for better control the 3 cables are preffered to be able to control individually the pump, the VRM fan and the radiator fans.

This will only affect at full fan speed and not much in normalized noise output, which matters the most. This is what makes me skeptical to do that, and lose 2-3 days of time in the process.

Hi! It shows the CPU power that I measured with my power measurements board, powenetics. It is the average CPU power, the peak is way higher.

It must not deliver "clean" signal, you should check that.

The P14 Max would push the slower fans to spin faster most likely, even in pull configuration.

@@HardwareBusters thank you

if you are referring to the fans, they are the same models.

It's the included fans that hold it back, on the YT channel STS he did a test using 6 fans in push pull, that's when it shows what it can do. If I were to get this AIO I would replace the fans with the P14 Max ones.

@@akdragonpc473 fair point, but the default fans is what matters. When u buy an AIO most of the times u will have it with the preinstalled fans. If u change them u probably have better results, but that would apply to other AIOs, as well.

@@JimCKD Yes in principle you are correct. But the fans included (moreso with the non-rgb version) just don't have the static pressure perf for this thickness of rad. They should offer a "420 Max version with the better fans included. I am thinking of getting this AIO but will defo be getting x6 P14 Max fans with it.

@@akdragonpc473 If you do so, plz update us with the results. It would be interesting.

@@JimCKD won't be for till end of year waiting on ARL and Zen5 releases before doing the build. But the push pull video on STS shows what can be expected in terms of perf with x6 fans.

I don't have this specific mainboard to check if the AIO can be installed, so I cannot help, sorry.

the new one freezer iii

of course it can

I would go for the Freezer III 420 most likely. The VRM fan helps, a lot. Now since you also want to hear my general opinion, for my PC I would go for a Noctua NH-D15 and avoid AIO which will need a service after some years, while the air cooler, you will just have to clean it a bit and it will be like new again. I wouldn't go AIO on my work PC's GPU. I do custom water cooling from 2002, using custom-made parts and the last years most of my PCs have air coolers, because I am tired of the AIO failures that I encountered after a period of use.

@@HardwareBusters I really appreciate your guidance buddy! I understand that the air cooling solution is less hassle, but I will go with your AIO choice! Since I will have a monster case, I will have lots of room for additional fans. If you could recommend me intake fans and an exhaust fan, I will also use your affiliate links for those as well!!! When I watched your “only fans🤣” episode I didn’t see any larger fans like 200mm for example. If you had a case large enough to accommodate 2x200mm fans on the front and bottom for intake airflow, would you choose that configuration over 3x140mm on front and bottom for intake? If so, what would you go with? Once again, whatever you recommend, I will use your affiliate link for the U.S. Amazon to order everything. And while we are at it, now that you know most of my parts, I’m looking for a EATX Full Tower case that is large enough to accommodate my EATX motherboard and also now the ALF III 420mm liquid cooler on top. I know they are not the most efficient for airflow but I’m interested in a fish tank display style case with tempered glass side and front. I’m essentially looking for the most space possible so my parts don’t interfere with each other end for ease of install. If you could recommend a couple, I will also use your affiliate link of course! I can’t spend hundreds on this though. Lastly, I am going for a 4080 Super but I need it one of the less expensive models. The MSI EXPERT is what I’m most interested in for build quality and looks at it apparently runs hotter than the rest by upwards of 10 degrees under heavy load. Should I be worried about the extra heat? I’ve seen bad reviews for all other models close in price. ($1050 USD or less). If the extra heat would be a dealbreaker for you, do you have a recommendation on a different model that isn’t incredibly more expensive? At this point I’m sure you know but once again, I will use your affiliate link to Amazon US for all of these purchases to show appreciation for your health and hard work on your channel!

@@HardwareBusters also Thermaltake Toughpower GF3 1350W, be quiet! Straight Power 12-1500w, or Seasonic PRIME GX-1300? I couldn’t find a review from you on the GX 1300 but I know the TX and PX versions you really like but I can get this one for $200 right now. I can’t spend much more than that and I would really love a quality SeaSonic psu so you think this one is really good , I will choose it. I’m just looking for the crust quality unit with plenty of connectors with black most wattage for less than $230 USD Ideally. Sorry for asking for so much advice, but I trust your opinion over everyone else on RU-vid and I will certainly use your affiliate links!!!!! thank you kind sir!

@@HardwareBusters sorry for all the questions. Hopefully you find time to help because I would love to purchase your recommendations through your Amazon affiliate link! Thank you again kind sir, for everything!