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Noctua NH-U12A (Black)
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Anonymous –
Overall Review: Although the original was very good in performance, kept my 5950X in check, it must to be black!, right?
Anonymous –
Pros: -Quiet. -Dropped my average under-load CPU temps by 20 degrees. -Looks great. -Easy to install. Cons: -None. Overall Review: I will definitely buy from Noctua again in the future!
Anubis1101 –
Pros: Before I even installed it, I was already impressed by the parts and pieces. The fans easily attach and detach from the cooling unit if you don’t want both and can be installed elsewhere, and they include a tube of their own brand of decent thermal paste as well. The thank-you letter, metal pin-style case sticker, and noise reduction/Y cables make for an ‘above and beyond’ level of quality for an already high-quality product. Even the long screwdriver was of higher quality than the…
David P. –
Pros: – Small and very efficient – Looks great – stealth mode 🙂 – Easy to install – Stays out of the way of RAM sticks Cons: – None from my experience. It checks all the boxes for me Overall Review: I’m not a gamer, at least anymore :(, but I bought this because I do not want to install a custom loop or an AIO for cooling. I am running an 5950X, stock speeds, and this cooler works great in conjunction with the new Fractal Torrent. Cinebench max CPU temp: 65C, Prime95 (standard/default test)…
Sean F. –
Pros: Seems to keep up with my 12700K no problem, I have yet to observe a temperature above 55C Very sleek looking, nice black Rubberized cables are a nice touch Very quiet Cons: Setup was slightly confusing (for me). Because these are designed for multiple processor platforms, there are a lot of extra parts you don’t need. It is very large, so be smarter than me and check dimensions before you buy Overall Review: If you are looking for a good cooler for a non-OC’d build, I expect this will…
Cliff N. –
Pros: The unit came with LGA 1700 brackets which I needed for my new build. It also has a cable splitter to connect both fans to a single CPU fan socket on the mobo. It is extremely quiet, can’t really hear the fans. I’ve not stressed tested the build so can’t speak to efficiency but it is cool to the touch even after some hours of benchtop burn-in time. Cons: None, but make sure that this unit will fit your case as it is large. While easy enough to assume there were no direct instructions…
GC –
Pros: Excellent cooling Came with mounting kit for i7 12700k in the box Cons: Hard to install onto mounting bracket, see overall review. Overall Review: Excellent cooling as expected, the heatsink is massive, easy to remove and install fans for the install, word of warning though, i used this on the i7 12700K and it came with the mounting bracket, and i really struggled to install this, the mounting bolts that screw down onto the bracket itself are really hard to get, the cooler will grab…
Jonathan M. –
Overall Review: Got this to replace a BeQuiet Dark Rock Pro 4 that I didn’t like the size of, didn’t like that it covered my RAM, didn’t like the fan retention brackets and didn’t like the use of proprietary fans. Yes, the 135mm and 120mm fans on the DRP4 use brackets in the middle of the fan frame so if you ever wanted to replace or upgrade them you were out of luck! Swapped out to the Noctua NH-U12A and yes, RAM is completely visible and accessible. I like that I can use any 120x25mm fan…