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Anonymous –
Pros: Extremely easy to install. With the included low noise adapter it makes absolutely no noise. I can’t even tell that it is running. Even with my ear right up to it. I built an HTPC Using a Cooler Master Elite 130 Case and it fits so perfectly that I Honestly believe there is no better choice than this CPU Cooler. Cons: Not One. Overall Review: This Noctua Cooler is not my first Noctua product. I have used their fans plenty of times all with excellent results. It is my first Noctua CPU…
Kai P. –
Pros: Works very nicely on an i7 6700 in an ITX setup. Probably quieter than the stock cooler, but it performs much better and the mounting mechanism is far more secure. Doesn’t interfere with anything else on the board either. Cons: NA Overall Review: Specs: – i7 6700 – Gigabyte Z170N G5 – 16GB RAM – PicoPSU 160W – L1 case – 240GB SSD – 16GB G.SKILL DDR4 Without a doubt the best quality packaging I’ve ever seen. Good stuff
Charles K. –
Pros: Very low profile. Fits into the Node 202 with room to spare. Very easy to install. Quiet. Cons: None Overall Review: I would recommend this in a heartbeat.
David H. –
Pros: – Since Intel stopped bundling fans I needed a goto cooler for LGA1151, this is it. – The only fan out of 3 that I tried that actually fit the mini-ITX form factor. Cons: – None
Travis B. –
Pros: I’ve always heard about Noctua fans and their quality so I bought one for my build. I was blown away, from the open box presentation, to the fan quality, and the included thermal paste. This particular heatsink is very quiet and doesn’t take up much space. Perfect for any ITX build. Would buy again, I’m a Noctua fan now. Cons: None
Jonathan C. –
Pros: Keeps my i7 7700 Cool. Silent fan, even on high speed. Super low profile. Cons: The cooler secures to the mother board with screws that come up from the bottom of the motherboard. In my case, that meant I had to remove my motherboard. But in the end it was work the extra cooling. Overall Review: Upgraded from the stock Intel cooler. What a difference that made. Temps were cut in half. Would definitely recommend these coolers.
Jason R. –
Pros: – Very quiet! Didn’t even know my computer was on until the monitor came to life. – Keeps temps for my i7-8700 under 45 C (note: I’m using standard set up, not overclocking). – Well constructed Cons: – Hate the form factor that screws it down from the bottom of the MoBo, but that seems to be pretty standard for this socket. Overall Review: Definitely worth the money. I’m using this in two different builds, and the thing has been doing exactly what it’s supposed to without a bunch of…
Robert S. –
Pros: I purchased this CPU cooler to build a low-noise, low-power computer using a Core i3 CPU with a TDP of 35W. With the included low-noise fan adaptor, it runs dead quiet. The last 4 CPU coolers I’ve purchased were made by Noctua, and I don’t plan on changing brands for future builds unless I switch to liquid cooling for a high-end, hot-running CPU (i.e., an Intel X series or AMD Threadripper). Cons: None. Overall Review: Note: This cooler should not be used with a CPU having a TDP in…