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Noctua - NH-D15 82.5 CFM CPU Cooler

( 4.9 Average / 60 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Noctua

Part #

NH-D15

Supported Sockets

AM2, AM2+, AM3, AM3+, AM4, FM1, FM2, FM2+, LGA1150, LGA1151, LGA1155, LGA1156, LGA2011, LGA2011-3, LGA2066

Liquid Cooled

No

Noise Level

19.2 - 24.6 dbA

Fan RPM

300 - 1500 RPM

Height

6.50" (165mm)

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Prices

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Newegg $88.95 +FREE s/h In stock $88.95
Amazon $89.95 Free two-day shipping with Amazon Prime In stock $89.95
( 21 new from $88.85. Last updated 1 hour ago. )
OutletPC $106.68 $106.68+
PCM $89.99 +$16.79 s/h $106.78
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Reviews

aakopa 15 points 28 months ago
from completed build Aakopa's main rig.

It's very quiet and performs extremely well. It beats out single 120mm radiators in benchmarks. For the looks, I think any Noctua product brings premium look to your computer and as I don't have window in my case I don't really care what it looks like. Only downside is that with my motherboard, the cooler blocks the first PCI-e slot, but as I have 2 of them so it's not really a big deal. There is a list on Noctuas website where they will tell if your motherboard has any problems with the cooler.

ExtraMedium 29 points 28 months ago
from completed build The Titan

Keeps thing under control at all times, without being loud. Without the case fans running, its nearly inaudible with the panels OPEN.... wow.

indrajy 19 points 26 months ago
from completed build Node 304 & Noctua nh-d15 (air tunnel itx build)

Super silent and can cope with 1.3 volt from devil canyon. give this beast a third fan for maximum silent@ lower rpm

philquin24 15 points 26 months ago
from completed build My new friend called Bob.

One of the best air coolers in the market, nice big heatsinks and quiet fans when used with their quiet fan adapters (Included).

Klondike23 5 points 25 months ago
from completed build Steve

Great. Has overwhelming size.

Lyonisk 18 points 23 months ago
from completed build Le Number Cruncher

Extremely quiet, extremely effective cooler (idles in mid 30 deg when running on normal mode and mid 40 deg on silent mode and tops out around 60 degrees under load [Non OC]). Has cut outs for the ram to clear large profile ram and movable fan placement. The cooler is heavy and so big that it will touch whatever is in your first PCI slot and can be annoying if the first slot is the only one running in 16x.

javierlrod 5 points 20 months ago
from completed build First build for gaming and general use.

Masssive cpu cooler its not cheap but if you consider it as a investment it will perform just as good as closed loop water coolers but last alot longer, plus it has a 6 year warranty. My temps are 24c idle, 54c under load.

elmaska 6 points 20 months ago
from completed build ELMSK Cucumber Mark-III

First class static CPU cooler. PRO's: silent, powerful, nice materials and design. CON's: a bit too big (be careful with your chase free height). Also fan blowing direction (push pull) hard to figure out (maybe a sign or indicator could help)

livend 10 points 19 months ago
from completed build Silent Resident Build

Pros: easy to install, excellent cooling (idle 27, load max 55), very quiet with the 2 included fans

Cons: very large, RAM clearance can be difficult, color of fans

spyrokeet 17 points 19 months ago
from completed build Ghostwheel - AMD and cool

This thing is brutal. I mean, insanely brutal. Even when it's on full power, it's like a negligible amount of sound, and my very hot processor stays perfectly cool. I'll be keeping it for a very long time, and lots of computers.