Noctua NH-U12A, Premium CPU Cooler with High-Performance Quiet NF-A12x25 PWM Fans (120mm, Brown)

I upgrade my CPU to a 10700K and max overclocked all cores, I had a 140MM radiator and running my games it ran 86 degrees. I dont have a tone of space left so I went to YouTube to do some research. I watched this unit outperforming 240 and some 360 AIOs. Install was a BREEZE!!!!! fired up the system and went right to work stressing it out. today after an hour Im seeing steady 57 degree temps on all my FPS, and survival games. Unreal how quiet and efficient this thing is

The short version: In a ten-minute test at 100 percent CPU load, core temps never exceeded 54C.

Acquistata in sostituzione di un prodotto più economico, la qualità percepita è superiore. Mi auguro che lo siano anche le performance.

I recently upgraded to an i9-9900k from an i5-9400F and was heavily leaning towards an AIO to ensure enough OC head room for the CPU to hit the high notes if the need ever arises. the 9900k is purported to be very OC friendly and is capable of hitting the high 5Ghz in auto settings with ease without really going past the 30 C mark (so far). Either I got lucky and hit the silicon lottery or Noctuas NHU-S12A cooler is stupidly efficient. Having no prior experience with their product since the 9400F was a fairly efficient CPU that didnt require any insane cooling since it ran reliably well with a Cooler master 212, I wasnt really sure what to compare.

La verdad que me esperaba un mejor resultado para el precio tan elevado, tengo la caja con un airflow tremendo y aun asi con todos los ventiladores a tope y estando en invierno roza los 80, manteniendose medio estable en 77

Used to cool a Ryzen 7 3700X with PBO enabled. Manages to keep the CPU around 80 degrees while running Prime95 at 80% fan speed and around 66 while gaming with fans at 50%. The Ryzen Zen2 CPUs are known to be a little hotter than usual so as much as 80 sounds high, this only occurs during a synthetic load benchmark. For reference, 3* 120mm case fans are all running around 850RPM to keep my PC as silent as possible at all times so theres not a huge amount of fresh air getting into the case.

My computer kept BSODing and this fixed my problem. Went from 70+ degrees to 30-35 degrees by switching cpu coolers. This thing is massive but still fit well in my case and looks like a borg docking point.

Used it in my first gaming PC build. Easy to install, very quiet and keeps my 3700x nice and cool. Plenty of reviews on youtube (thanks LTT), some find it is even better than some cheaper AIOs. Definitely worth the money and dont have to worry about leaks or AIO pumps breaking.

Yes it is big, but easy to install and the fans are SILENT! Easy install without doing a lot of jumping jacks. Ive built computers for myself for over 40 years. Yes, its probably easier for me but this one is no big deal for a beginner. Dont touch the top of the cpu or the bottom of the cooler. Finger oils are bad. You get 20 times the amount of thermal compound you need so just use what they say. With the skins off and my ear 2 inches away it is very hard to hear the fans. Not doing much now and its 28 C (82 F). With the stock AMD cooler it was almost double.

Vengo de ver cómo morían en 3 años 2 RLs de diferentes marcas, la peor experiencia con diferencia relacionada con un PC... Más feliz que una perdiz con este bicho, acompañado de 2 ventiladores más noctua me dejan un i7-7800x con el turbo boost de intel puesto (OC pero discretito) a 24 graditos.