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Walter Gray
Greater than one weekThis is a great cpu cooler that is quiet and low profile. This is cooling my Ryzen 7 3700X and keeping the temperatures steady and ideal. I would like to see a newer method by Noctua for mounting this type of cooler. Having to secure the unit from underneath is doable just takes some coordination. Overall the device is great and works flawless. I would like to see some option for a fan RGB. This is an excellent purchase for those who may be building an ITX system also. Noctua gets my vote for Quality and Performance.
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Ben
> 3 dayAwesome fan, but they should have a compatibility chart on each cpu cooler.
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Rob A.
> 3 dayPros: Pretty quiet, fit my super SFF case without impinging on the RAM and leaving more room in the already small box.
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Eric
> 3 daySomehow cools my 3950x
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ronnie d baldwin
Greater than one weekwould buy again
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Rikk Caro
> 3 dayLove the fan, super high quality. The mounting kinda was ridiculous though but Im not sure how to make that better. You have to hold the mounting bracket backplate, fan, and the screw in place all at once. I guess you could temporarily tape the backplate and then remove it after install. But yeah its dead quiet, looks great, and truly is low profile.
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Zuri
08-06-2025Really great product. Needed a cooler for my Ryzen processor in my M-ITX build. Extremely tight case (Silverstone SG13) so I needed something with low clearance. This fit the bill and is nearly silent to boot. Will always recommend Noctua products.
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Anthony
Greater than one weekDifficult cooler to use, do not use the paste they send.
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spooksar
> 3 dayIt was easy to install and works like a charm. I have never been disappointed with noctua.
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Seancan
> 3 dayIts very hard not to be impressed with these little coolers. I was so impressed with the one on my 10600 (the i version ofc) I bought this one for my new AMD rig and it is handling the 5800x just fine! Even under heavy load it isnt passing much over 80C, and undervolting has dropped that down to about 74~77 after 15m continuous high load. I cant speak for fully enclosed cases, but in my little SM560 its handling things better than expected.