Say Hello to FreezoneExtreme overclockers are always looking for bleeding-edge ways to get every once from their hardware. They use powerful fans, extensive water-cooling setups, and even
thermoelectric plates to make sure their rigs run reliably, even when pushed beyond the intended performance envelope. Recently, hardware manufacturers have been producing "all-in-one" watercooling devices, which are easy to install, and don't require the extensive hassle of traditional modular watercooling systems.
Now, CoolIT has entered the fray with a new type of water-cooling unit with their Freezone CPU Cooler. Unlike traditional systems, the Freezone does not use a radiator, but uses a proprietary "chiller", which uses multiple TECs (peltier plates) to cool the liquid coolant, essentially refrigerating the liquid without a compressor (as expensive phase-change coolers use). This system provides greater thermal efficiency and increased reliability, and is easier to install than full-sized water-cooling kits.
Freezone is a CoolIT Systems Inc. patented product that removes heat from individual components and transfers the heat outside the computer case. It combines facets of air-cooling and liquid chilling through purpose-designed internally installed components. It can aggressively remove heat from a computer quietly, efficiently, and reliably. This system alleviates any risk of condensation, is highly effective, and is easy to install.
To provide concentrated cooling of a small surface area, Freezone uses environmentally friendly liquid coolant as the primary dissipating medium, which absorbs heat much more efficiently than air. The patented system configuration includes multiple TECs (thermoelectric coolers) that provide unique liquid chilling for superior thermal performance.
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CoolIT Freezone CPU Cooler Specifications
| System Type: | Liquid Chill (peltier / watercooling hybrid) |
| Thermal Transfer: | 0.10C/W |
| Noise at full system output: | Active Automatic |
| Features | Non-Toxic
Vapor Resistant Tubing |
| Design: | Monolithic copper, multi-cell, single channel |
| Dimension: | 42 x 42 x 17 mm |
| Weight: | 195g |
| Design: | Dual IC SMT PCB w/outboard IC sensor |
| Input: | 12VDC, 5VDC |
| Dimensions: | 89 x 53 mm |
| Weight: | 30g |
| Function: | Thermal controller to adjust TEC and fan power output |
| Heatsink Design: | Dual dissipation plate, anodized alloy, laminar flow array |
| Dimension: | 89 x 53 mm |
| Weight: | 850g |
| Design: | Six solid-state heat pump wafers |
| Dimensions: | 40 x 40 x 3.5 mm (each) |
| Weight: | 20g (each) |
| Function: | Active coolant thermal reduction |
| Design: | Dual anodized alloy distribution, multi-channel w/laminar flow |
| Dimension: | 121 x 41 x 12 mm (each) |
| Weight: | 80g (each) |
| Noise: | 26dBA – 37dBA |
| Bearing Type: | Enhanced life ceramic |
| Life Cycle: | 50,000 hrs |
| Dimension: | 92 x 92 x 25 mm |
| Function: | Heatsink convection, chassis exhaust |
| Design: | 12VDC coreless outrunner pump w/integrated expansion vessel |
| Noise: | <15dBA |
| Life Cycle: | 50,000 hours |
| Dimension: | 50 x 50 x 75 mm |
| Weight: | 360g |
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In addition to keeping the CPU cool, Freezone actually provides cooling for other vital components while improving system level acoustics. By removing heat from the source and transferring it outside of the chassis, internal PC temperatures are held low. This removes the need for multiple case fans, which eliminates unwanted noise and improves the reliability of other peripheral hardware such as the hard drive.
The Freezone CPU Cooler includes: a Chiller / Pump Module, a Thermal Control Module (TCM), and a CPU Fluid Heat Exchanger (FHE). This universal sealed closed-loop maintenance free system is pre-plumbed and charged for simple bolt-in installation.
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