https://www.techpowerup.com/307060/frozencpu-to-close-once-again
 
FrozenCPU has announced that they will be closing their doors to shift focus to their ModRight brand. FrozenCPU was best known for their expansive selection of enthusiast water cooling gear, accessories, mod gear, and excellent customer service in the mid to late 2000s. They were an early example of a premium online storefront in North America that has had a lasting legacy on a niche market. On the announcement page for the closure they state that orders will be taken through April 30th, 2023 and that all in-stock items will be 50% off with the code "SAVENOW" to clear out their entire remaining inventory.

This is not the first time FrozenCPU has shuttered. Back in 2015 they closed with little warning after a dramatic series of events led to warehouse damages and all personnel being fired. Accounts went uncredited, vendors went unpaid, and shipments never left. The company returned after a few months with an entirely new team of staff and leadership, looking to clean the slate and pave a new road forward. Vendors were appeased, previous orders fulfilled, and for the last five years they've remained fairly untroubled.
 
FrozenCPU has posted a news post simply titled, "Sad Goodbye" which reads as follows:

FrozenCPU, a pioneer of liquid cooling for desktops since 1999, has decided to close their online retail operation. They have enjoyed great success since its inception when determined founder, Mark Friga, started the company out of a 1-bedroom apartment in upstate NY. That success is attributed to impeccable customer service, offering many custom modifications and being in a niche market that exploded in popularity.

They will move away from ecommerce to focus on expanding their ModRight brand. In 2013 they made a splash when then owner, Mark Friga, developed and patented the first of its kind anti-static assembly mat. The ModRight Mod-Mat Xtreme allows you to build or assemble PC components while staying safe from electrostatic discharge due to the mat material. The useful measuring devices printed on the mat in full color is what makes it so special.

"We want to Thank everyone for their patronage through the years and our loyal fans and followers for being there along the way with us over the past 23 years. It was a fantastic journey, and this was not an easy decision. We persevered through ups and downs and have now reached the time for change. Moving forward with ModRight products and partnerships is our future. We will still be here but in a different capacity", says the current owner, Lori Neva.

Everything is for sale, says Neva. They will have cash and carry days for all furniture and fixtures at the warehouse in Rochester, NY. Online orders will be accepted through April 30, 2023. Check the website www.frozencpu.com for more information and 50% off all IN STOCK items.

Sorry to hear this, but there has been a worldwide PC slump which may have contributed to their closure. 

I grabbed a 280mm rad and some heat transfer tape.
Came to 84 and change with shipping and tax. Discount dropped it to 50 and change total.

I looked everything I was looking at was not eligible for any discount.
I Blame this forum lolz Because I don't use maybe it'll work I use I know it will.
Taught to me here when I was overclocking 

Nereus
 
They were definitely the go-to place for years, I used to buy everything from them until all the cr@p went down with the owner an his alleged substance abuse issues and destruction of property, failing to deliver orders that were paid for etc.. I'm not surprised to see their attempt to revive eventually fall flat, I think for a lot of people (myself included) the trust was broken and we moved on. I always felt very sorry for the staff at the time who lost their jobs, yet had apparently been dedicated and conscientious employees. Best of luck to them.
 

Lets not kick someone while they were already down.  I hope the former owner who I heard was a genius and created the success to Frozencpu is doing much better now.  I remember when the story broke out and the images surfaced like it was yesterday.  Till this day, no place comes close to the inventory they once had.


Some of the employees branched off and started what is currently known as Modmymods.com.

Hadn't ordered from that site since the last closure. Took a look but half the items don't seem to have functional photos for some reason, shame. 
 
Would highly recommend TitanRig for watercooling needs, they have been around a few years now and I've received solid service from them.