Frozen Notte 240 Black ARGB V2 Water Cooling CPU Cooler - Strong

In this review of the Frozen Notte 240 Black ARGB V2, the bottom line is simple: this integrated 240 specification water cooler is aimed at PC builders who want dependable CPU temperature control plus synchronized lighting. It stands out for a full copper mirror base and a sizeable 240 fin radiator that together deliver stable thermal performance for mainstream and mid-high tier CPUs, while the ARGB pump head and dual 120mm PWM fans provide flexible lighting synced via a 5V 3pin header. Installation is straightforward for common Intel and AMD sockets and the unit balances performance with an attractive visual presence.

Key Features

• Full copper mirror base: The water block uses a copper mirror plane base to provide efficient heat transfer from the CPU to the cooling loop.
• 240 specification radiator: A 277 x 120 x 27mm black aluminum fin cold plate increases surface area for consistent heat dissipation under sustained loads.
• Synchronized ARGB lighting: The pump head and PWM fans sync to a 5V 3pin motherboard header for coordinated color effects and the ability to chain lights.
• Durable tubing and pump: High polymer woven protective water pipe and a pump rated up to 5300 RPM provide long life and steady flow for extended use.
• Dual PWM 120mm fans: Standard 120mm fans with S-FDB bearings aim to provide low resistance airflow and efficient cooling with manageable noise at moderate speeds.
• Broad socket compatibility: Includes mounting for modern Intel and AMD platforms, making it suitable for upgrades or new builds across many CPUs.

Who It's For

This cooler is a good fit for PC builders who want a 240mm closed-loop solution that pairs strong thermal performance with addressable RGB aesthetics, particularly those running mainstream to mid-high CPUs and who have a case with at least 250mm chassis width. Enthusiasts who value synchronized lighting and a polished pump head will appreciate the ARGB integration and chainable lighting support.

It is less ideal for users who require an ultra-quiet or near-silent system at full fan speed, since customers report that fans can become loud at maximum RPM. Also, extremely compact small-form-factor builders should check radiator and tube routing space before buying.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Good value for money with strong cooling capability from the copper base and 240 fin radiator.
• ARGB pump and fans synchronize on a 5V 3pin header for cohesive lighting effects.
• Easy to install on a wide range of Intel and AMD sockets with a full metal black mounting buckle.
• Durable construction with braided high polymer tubing and a pump rated for long service life.

Cons

• Fans can be noticeably louder at full speed, so silent-focused builds may require custom fan curves or replacement fans.
• The unit requires a case with sufficient radiator placement and a recommended width over 250mm, limiting very compact builds.

Specifications

Radiator size	277 x 120 x 27mm
Tube length	450mm
Pump speed	Up to 5300 RPM
Fans	Dual 120mm PWM ARGB fans with S-FDB bearings
Base material	Full copper mirror plane
Compatibility	Intel LGA 115x/1200/1700/1851/2011/2066; AMD AM4/AM5 and older AM/FM sockets

Our Verdict

The Frozen Notte 240 Black ARGB V2 is a solid choice for builders who want reliable 240mm liquid cooling with integrated ARGB and broad socket support. It offers strong cooling performance and attractive lighting at a competitive price, though users prioritizing extreme silence or ultra compact builds should consider noise or size constraints before purchase. For most mid-tower gaming and workstation builds it represents good value and an easy upgrade path.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the ARGB lighting require a specific header?
The ARGB sync uses a 5V 3pin motherboard header and supports daisy-chaining to avoid running out of light slots.

Will it fit modern Intel and AMD sockets?
Yes; mounting supports a wide range including Intel 115x/1200/1700/1851/2011/2066 and AMD AM4/AM5 with supplied metal buckles.

Is it noisy at full load?
Noise is generally low at moderate speeds, but some customers report louder fan noise at full RPM, so a fan curve or quieter replacement fans can help.