Thermalright Frozen Notte 240 Black ARGB V2 CPU Cooler - Quiet

In this review the Thermalright Frozen Notte 240 Black ARGB V2 is presented as a budget-friendly all-in-one cooler that balances strong thermal performance with striking RGB lighting. It is best for builders who want a reliable 240mm closedloop cooler that supports modern Intel and AMD sockets and provides noticeable temperature drops without excessive noise. The single biggest reason to buy is its combination of a full copper mirror base cold head and dual PWM 120mm ARGB fans that deliver effective heat transfer and flexible lighting control at a value price.

Key Features

• Full copper mirror base: The cold head uses a polished copper contact surface to improve heat transfer from the CPU for lower sustained temperatures.
• 240mm black aluminum radiator: A twofan 240 specification fin stack provides a larger cooling area to dissipate heat more efficiently than singlefan solutions.
• ARGB synchronization: The pump head and fans sync to a 5V 3pin motherboard header for coordinated lighting and the ability to chain devices without using multiple slots.
• Dual PWM fans with SFDB bearings: Two TLE12BS fans offer up to 2000 RPM and automatic speed control so airflow scales with CPU load while keeping noise low.
• Durable tubing and head construction: High polymer woven protective tubing and an aluminum alloy pump cover with acrylic top promise long life and a refined look.

Who It's For

This cooler suits mainstream and enthusiast PC builders on a budget who need a reliable 240mm AIO to cool mid to high TDP CPUs and want ARGB lighting that integrates with motherboard software. It is a good pick for systems with at least 250mm of chassis width and for users who prioritize lower noise and steady temperatures.

Users who need extreme overclocking headroom or who require a 360mm radiator should look elsewhere; likewise, very compact cases and unconventional mounting scenarios may not be compatible despite broad socket support for Intel LGA 1700/1200/115x/2011/2066 and AMD AM4/AM5 family sockets.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Effective cooling from a copper cold head and 240mm radiator that keeps temperatures well under heavy loads.
• Quiet operation thanks to PWM fans and SFDB bearings that reduce chattering and noise in typical desktop use.
• Attractive ARGB lighting with motherboard synchronization and the option to chain lights without extra headers.
• Easy installation with a dualplatform metal buckle and wide socket compatibility for Intel and AMD.

Cons

• Not intended for extreme overclockers who may prefer larger radiators or custom loops.
• Chassis width recommendation of greater than 250mm restricts very small cases.

Specifications

Radiator	240mm black aluminum fin cold plate
Cold head base	Full copper mirror plane, 0.1mm spacing
Fans	Two 120x120x25mm TLE12BS PWM ARGB fans, up to 2000 RPM, 27.7 dBA
Airflow / Pressure	Up to 72.37 CFM, 2.87 mmH2O max
Bearings	SFDB bearings
Lighting	5V 3pin ARGB sync, chainable
Compatibility	Intel LGA 1150/1151/1155/1156/1200/1700/2011/2066; AMD AM4/AM5/AM2/AM2+/AM3/AM3+/FM1/FM2/FM2+

Our Verdict

The Frozen Notte 240 Black ARGB V2 is a strong value 240mm AIO that combines a polished copper cold head, efficient radiator and quiet PWM fans with pleasing ARGB effects. It is recommended for mainstream builders and gamers who want improved cooling over stock coolers and good aesthetics without a high premium; those needing extreme thermal headroom or ultra-compact compatibility should consider larger or differently sized alternatives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this cooler support the latest Intel and AMD sockets?
Yes. It supports a wide range including Intel LGA 1700/1200/115x and AMD AM4/AM5 using the supplied dualplatform metal buckle.

Can I sync the RGB with my motherboard?
Yes. The pump head and fans use a 5V 3pin ARGB connection and can be synchronized with compatible motherboard lighting software and chained to other ARGB devices.

Is this unit loud under load?
No. Customers report quiet operation; the dual PWM fans with SFDB bearings balance airflow and lower noise even when ramping up to higher RPMs.