Noctua NH-D15 SE-AM4, Premium Dual-Tower CPU Cooler for AMD AM4 (Brown)

This thing is... absurdly large. Height specs listed for it do not include the second fan. Setting that fan to bare hairs widths above my Corsair Vengeance LPX RAM got the cooler to fit with about 3mm to spare in a Lian-Li case with 170mm heatsink clearance. Cools very well, and very very quietly.

I love this one. Its really made to control temperature with no Noise. I used it for AMD 2700x CPU and I used before liquid cooler and CPU include cooler. this one is very practical and very silent more than liquid cooler and CPU include cooler. I really recommend it. Do not lose your money in liquid cooler it is a prank (at least for one I have bought).

Made in Taiwan. Superb quality, very effective cooling on CPU with both fans installed. Noctua fans are indeed super quiet!

This is the 3d one I buy in the past 2 years, I use for all my servers as the dual fans are a good redundancy in case one fails. In addition its very quite and the cooling surpasses the stupid water cooling comparing it to the corsair H115i

Ive been a fan of the Noctua heatsinks for a while. This Heat sink does not disappoint. I grabbed it to replace the stock wraith cooler that comes with the AMD 2600X. It just gets too loud (high pitch at that) when under load.

When I finally made my big upgrade, I realized my Hyper 212 EVO, which at the time period was the big boy of the cooling world, was somehow no longer even commendable. How time flies and technology becomes outdated. I found online that the Noctua NH-D15 was the latest big boy of the cooling world, and isnt at a ridiculous price point either! It didnt fit the best in my case which sadly meant leaving one of the fans off, but thats not Noctuas fault. Works wonderfully to help regulate my components temps.

Works amazing!

Cools my non overclocked Ryzen 9 5950x very well. Quiet but greatness can be achieved by tuning the fan curves in bios for maximum quietness. The larger fans can be heard under load. In a quick comparison, I found fan speeds didn’t make a huge difference in lowering CPU temps and lower fan speed for less noise. Under load, it will keep the CPU at 75 degrees, sometimes peaking to 80. My build is on a Phanteks P600S with 3 intake 120 fans in front, one exhaust 140 at the back, and a 240 radiator with 2 exhaust 120 fans on top.

This was by far the easiest fan to install that I have ever done. Over the years I have thrown in zellmans, coolmasters, etc. and none were as fast and easy as this one. keep in mind that this thing is MASSIVE, I only could use one of the fans due to the height of my ram but even still I shaved about 10-15 degrees off load versus the wraith spire that came with the Ryzen 5.

This is an absolute behemoth of a CPU cooler. Make sure it’ll fit in your case. It’s looks are, well... beauty is in the eye of the beholder, right? But the fact is, you’ll be hard pressed to find an air cooler this efficient. If you’re not looking for RGB or water cooling, this is possibly the best money can buy. My computers have seen many configurations over the years, and my CPU temps have never looked better. On top of that, this thing is pleasantly quiet. I only ever hear it at full load, and generally my GPU is much louder. If you’re considering it, it’s worth it.