NH-D15 CPU Air Cooler with 6 heatpipe Dual Tower Design 140 mm Fan with PWM Intel LGA2066, LGA2011-0 & LGA2011-3, 1200, 1156, 1155, 1151, 1150 I AMD AM2, AM2+, AM3, AM3+, FM1, FM2, FM2+

Haven't done tempersture tests yet, so this is a review just of visual checks and assembly experience. Solid piece of engineering. Well-designed with loads of fins, included 2 fans that can be fixed in whatever direction you want (depending on your case airflow direction). Came with all accessories, incl long screwdrivers, to be able to uuse for AMD and Intel mobos (last 3 generstions or so as of 2024). Peach-brown fans are Noctua trademarks, but ugly. Came with paste, just enough for 1 application. Overall, pricey, but great quality and well thought-out design.

Using it on a Ryzen 9 5900x. Idle temps: ~45C (ambient 35C). Peak temps with moderate PBO: 76C. I'd recommend this over an AIO for long term, sustained usage unless you're an extreme overclocker. Pros: - Impeccable quality from Noctua - best in class! - Silent operation Cons: - Received an unsealed, open box. This one's on Amazon - Make sure your case has 170mm of clearance or more if you want to mount both fans. With just the one fan 165mm is enough

Barely Any Noise Really Easy to Install Comes with Two Noctua Fans with Total 4 Attachers Can be Arranged in Inner Flow to Decrease More Cpu temp n Mosfet Can be Arranged in Outer Flow to Decrease Gpu and Ram Temperature as well Comes with Noctua nh1 But Seems Arctic mx4 is still better Fins are Light Weight No Worries for 15 years Just Only One Con but can be ignored When Changing m.2 slot u will need to remove cpu coolee to access the Top m.2 slot or gpu needs to be removed In some cases harder to remove gpu depends on motherboard

Awesome product... Only issue could be it's humungus size as it leaves little space for graphic card or ram.. So look out if the motherboard and cabinet can accommodate it...

This is a cooler for 7700k like hottest CPU. With reputed water cooler and 3000 rpm fan max. temperature was 82C. Now with Noctua NH D15 and Noctua stock fan max. temperature. is 73C. But there are 2 facts that everyone should know. I bent the cpu socket pin by mounting most popular cheap heat pipe tower cooler. The most popular brand is not Noctua. So be aware from most popular air cooler. The mounting system of the D15 is the best among known competitors. 2nd this cooler is not for every motherboard. This cooler is specially not compatible with many micro ATX board. Check the Noctua website before order.

Build quality is good. You need a big pc cabinet (height of the cooler is about 19 cm). Works silently. Running i7 9700k at 65-70 degrees.

You need a case that has a 140mm rear fan, to be able to use the second fan and most kinds of memory, else you won't be able to close the side panel. While the spec says 165mm, this fit my Phanteks P350X (specced at 160mm) just fine, the side panel does close - obviously with only one fan. However I am using this in a Deepcool CL500 with a Ryzen 3500, and I'm still not able to use the second fan because of my memory. With just one 140mm fan I'm getting about 3 degrees higher at idle and almost the exact same temperature at load as the outgoing Coolermaster 240mm AIO, with no attendant risk of pump failure or coolant leakage. Since I was using only one fan, I decided to skip the LNA. On the Chromax Black which I'm using with a 9900, I have both fans on the LNA so they are limited to 1200RPM. Without LNA, this gets up to 1600RPM and is still very silent. The clips do accept a standard 120mm fan, so I'm adding a Silverstone AB to get some additional cooling performance. The thing with these coolers is that they will last a lifetime, and Noctua support is beyond excellent. It seems expensive, but will outlast every other component in your system by a very long way. This is my second, with more to come, and I couldn't be more satisfied. I took one star off for compatibility, which remains a caveat with all twin-tower 140mm coolers.

Amazing product satisfied with what I have selected.