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Thermalright is bringing back a familiar name from its product stack, a refresh of its Frozen Horizon AIO liquid cooler. The new Frozen Horizon Digital features a new temperature display on the pump block and replaces the fans with the latest models, featuring RGB strips on the frame.
The most notable addition of the new Frozen Horizon Digital ARGB AIO is the digital display located on top of the water block. Rather than a complex, fully customisable LCD screen, this is a more straightforward display designed to provide at-a-glance information on your processor's temperature, a helpful feature for any PC user.
Thermalright has also changed its approach with the included fans. The Frozen Horizon Digital, which is available in black and white, has its RGB lighting toned down, shipping with TL-Q12 fans. These 120mm fans are rated to spin up to 2000 RPM, delivering a claimed 68.9 CFM of airflow and 2.20mmH2O of static pressure, indicating a focus on practical performance over flashy aesthetics.
The core of the cooler appears to be essentially unchanged from its original design. It uses a standard 27mm thick aluminium radiator, available in 240mm and 360mm sizes. For those planning a new build, the mounting hardware has been updated to support all modern sockets, including AM4, AM5, and Intel's upcoming LGA 1851 platform.
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