NH-D12L Low CPU Cooler (120mm, Brown)

I bought this cooler as it is the only one that satisfies two conditions I had: 1) sufficient clearance over the absurdly high VRM and NVME heatsinks of the ASUS ROG Z790-i gaming wifi ITX motherboard 2) fit inside the NR200p SFF case with the tempered glass side panel fitted This cooler met both those criteria while being powerful enough to cool the Intel 13700K (under heavy gaming load) within the tight confines of a ITX case. Love it.

Uso esta marca con frecuencia, siempre es sinónimo de calidad y rendimiento. Este disipador cabe en casi todas las cajas estándares del mercado (a diferencia de su hermano mayor). El montaje no es tan fácil como otras marcas, pero tampoco es muy difícil. Como ventaja de su tipo de montaje, es que el disipador queda mucho más fijo con la placa base, por lo que ayuda a que el rendimiento de disipación sea mejor con otros sistemas más rápidos y sencillos.

Es la refrigeración que merece tu pc, enfría que da miedo, la competencia se queda muy corta, realmente uno no entiende como puede enfriar tan bien, vale cada centavo.

J'ai monté ce Ventirad sur une carte mère MSI B550 Gaming Plus équipée d'un processeur AMD Ryzen 7 5800XT. Produit de très bon qualité, facile à installer en dépit de la taille de la bête et offrant un excellent refroidissement tout en restant silencieux (sur des jeux ou des applications de rendus 3D notamment). Ce ventirad offre l'avantage d'être compact donc compatible avec la plupart des boitiers. Livraison impeccable.

5600Xの基本クーラーで９０度以上だったが、これ付けた後は６５になった。 設置も基本のやつより１００万倍しやすかった。 NR500に余裕で使えますよ。

I've been a fan of Noctua for over a decade, and I've had an NH-D14, an NH-D9L and now an NH-D12L. I've also got NF-P12 case fans that I've had for over a decade and they're still going strong. I was a bit dubious about this one because when my NF-P12's are running at 100% I can just about hear them, and that's at 1300 RPM. So when I looked at this and found out it ran at 2000 RPM when under load, I thought it might be a bit noisy and I may have to adjust the fan curve in the BIOS, because having a silent or near silent PC is very important to me. I should have known really, it's Noctua. This cooler runs silent at 2000 RPM and keeps my 5900X well in check. I have my 5900X undervolted using the curve optimizer with a setting of -17. I also set the thermal throttle limit to 74C, because I'm not having it that 90C for this CPU is fine, no matter what AMD say. For core heavy workloads I get around 4.3GHz all core which is what a 5900X should do, and in gaming where only a few cores are used, it fluctuates somewhere between 4.8GHz and 4.95GHz, which again is what a 5900X should do. All this with the CPU not exceeding 75C and the PC being silent. The only downside is cost, you pay for Noctua, but you are paying for quality engineering that applies to both the heatsink and the fan. It's just like buying an Aston Martin, you know you are going to pay for it, but you also know you are getting a top quality product. I don't mind paying for Noctua products, but Noctua prices aren't everybody's cup of tea. Noctua customer service is top notch as well. For example, in 2021 I'd had my NH-D14 for a decade and wanted to use it on my 5900X. Noctua sent me the AM4 mounting kit for free. So I could use my NH-D14 on my new rig, which I have done until now. The NH-D14 is quite cumbersome though and I'm glad I replaced it with this. I can now access the first M.2 slot without removing the cooler, and my GPU is now a lot easier to remove when I want to clean it. This NH-D12L also outperforms the NH-D14 and is silent under load, whereas the NH-D14 is quiet under load but not silent.