Noctua NH-U14S (140mm, Brown)

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Specification: Noctua NH-U14S (140mm, Brown)

Product
Brand

Model

Noctua NH-U14S TR4-SP3 premium-grade 140mm CPU cooler for AMD TR4/SP3

Product Type

CPU Fans

Specification
Best Seller Ranking

#73 in CPU Fans & Heatsinks

Power Connector

PWM

Package Contents

Heatsink incl. 1x NF-A15 PWM premium fan, Low-Noise Adaptor (L.N.A.), 1x NT-H1 high-grade thermal compound, SecuFirm2™ mounting kit, Anti-vibration pads and fan-clips for second NF-A15 (optional), Noctua Metal Case-Badge

Weight

1.300g

Heatsink Dimensions

165mm x 150mm x 52mm without fan, 165mm x 150mm x 78mm with fan

Fan Dimensions

140x150x25 (with 120mm mounting holes)

Max CPU Cooler Height

165 mm

Fan Mounting Types to Heatsink

Vertical

Heatsink Material

aluminium (cooling fins), Copper (Base and Heat-pipes), soldered joints & nickel plating

LED

No

Noise Level

Max. Acoustical Noise 24,6 dB(A), Max. Acoustical Noise with L.N.A. 19,2 dB(A)

Air Flow

Max. Airflow 140,2 m³/h, Max. Airflow with L.N.A. 115,5 m³/h

RPM

+/-20%) 300 RPM, Max. Rotational Speed 1500 RPM, Min. rotational speed (PWM, with L.N.A. (+/- 10%) 1200 RPM

Bearing Type

SSO2

Fan Size

140mm

Type

Fan & Heatsinks

Date First Available

March 24, 2022

CPU Socket

LGA 1700

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8 reviews for Noctua NH-U14S (140mm, Brown)

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  1. Matthew S.

    Pros: Their quality is top notch. It does the job well. Cons: The craftsmanship and the quality of product of Noctua down to the packaging and instructions is world class. I just feel they rushed this product out because of the new platform. With 8 sticks of ram in my board, I have to move my ran up about 25 mil to clear the ram. I feel like they could do some more testing with boards and improve on this design a bit. Might as well build it out to a 165 or so. Have it sit above the ram and…

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  2. Anonymous

    Pros: Easy to install. Keeps my Threadripper 1950X at 51C (Tdie) 78C (Tctl) while under 100% video encoding with Handbrake! Cons: None Overall Review: I RMA’d the Enermax Liqtech 360 twice after leaking fluid and high temperatures. The lowest temperature I achieved with the Enermax under full load was 62C and 37C idle which was 10 degrees warmer than the Noctua cooler. I installed a second fan on this cooler for a push/pull config, and used the IC Diamond thermal paste. I also applied the…

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  3. Anonymous

    Pros: Just another beefy CPU cooling toy Cons: None Overall Review: Noctua makes the best air coolers out there. My Ryzen 1950x runs at 3.7GHz – 4.0GHz all day long at temps 50c to 80c. I run mine in an open air test bench case with dual push/pull fans and manual RPM controller. You folks with excessive heat issues ought to revisit your install and hold down tightening pattern. I run Noctua coolers on my sons i7 6950x and my 3rd Gen i7 5960x with the same/similar excellent results.

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  4. Kevin Y.

    Pros: – Huge heatsink and fan to cool these huge thread ripper cpu’s – Ran some heavy editing and rendering and the heatsinks were super cool and CPU temps under load were VERY cool Cons: – May not fit all cases or MOBO’s. Make sure you know what you are getting into when purchasing this fan. Its only a CON if you didn’t do your research, but you must make sure its going to clear your ram, mobo, GPU, etc. Overall Review: I am running a Thermaltake P3 open case with an ASRock X399 Taichi…

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  5. Anonymous

    Pros: – Idle and Load temps are insanely low. I’m doing rendering at 100% utilization and seeing max temps of 54°. – My favorite part: INSALEY QUIET. Seriously, anyone that has owned an Enermax cooler will absolutely adore how quiet this cooler is. – Comes with quality paste and additional fan brackets & more Cons: I had to move my GPU to slot 2. I knew I was going to have to do it so I dont have a problem with it. This may be a problem for someone else, do your research before. If anyone…

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  6. William H.

    Pros: TR4 rectangle size/shape contact plate. No leak/clog risk besides dust. Maxing out at 66C on the Tdie. Cons: Swapped the brown fan for 2 NF-A15 chromax fans in push pull. Something causes the rear fan to whine. Neither fan whines in the front position. Either fan whines in the rear, with or without a front fan. Nothing is touching the blades. Tried with cable on top and tried with cable on bottom. Overall Review: I still recommend this cooler. But, push-pull has been a disappointment.

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  7. Anonymous

    Pros: Runs very quiet, very cool. Typically excellent Noctua build quality. Ships with thermal paste. Cons: None so far. Overall Review: Have this mounted on a 180 watt sTR4 Threadripper processor, overclocked by about 200Mhz (and slightly over-volted but can’t remember by how much). The Noctua cooler has been working reliably since day 1. This is a workstation build and sometimes runs at 100% CPU utilization for days on-end (when rendering 3D images, for example). The Noctua has reliably…

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  8. D and H

    Pros: Using one for a personal workstation build and another for a client’s sever. These things are amazing! Coming from someone who has been using liquid cooling for about a decade, there is no comparison for the amount of reliability that comes with air cooling. Under 100% utilization the temp did hit 75ish Celsius. Considering its a 24 core 48 thread CPU is definitely with in reason. (Prime 95, Cinebench, etc) idles at low 30’s. Cons: IF YOU DO NOT SPEC out your build completely there…

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