Noctua NH-U9, U12S, U14S TR4-SP3 Threadripper cooler review

Posted on: 12/05/2017 11:25 AM

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Nice review! Page 9 both images have title of idle when the second should say load

Posted on: 12/05/2017 11:42 AM

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Nice review, but it is missing Noctua U14S two fan push-pull test.
My guess is that TR OC@4.0Ghz temps would be under 80 Degrees C.

Hilbert, is there any chance to add U14S push-pull performance results to review?
Tnx.

Posted on: 12/05/2017 01:16 PM

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Nice review, but it is missing Noctua U14S two fan push-pull test.
My guess is that TR OC@4.0Ghz temps would be under 80 Degrees C.

Hilbert, is there any chance to add U14S push-pull performance results to review?
Tnx.


I was thinking the same thing, DaSick and Hilbert. I'm not sure about below 80 degrees, but they'd be close to that.

Posted on: 12/05/2017 03:15 PM

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While these threadripper Noctua coolers aren't bad, what I don't understand is why they didn't just take the NH-D14 or NH-D15 CPU cooler & modify the contact plate for threadripper - those 2 coolers are a lot beefier than the ones in this article, and being twin tower are also more efficient. Considering threadripper can chew through a significant amount of Watts I really don't know why they didn't adapt the monstrous NH-D14/NH-D15!

Posted on: 12/05/2017 07:01 PM

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I would agree there with adapting NH-D15 or NH-D14 for TR socket,maybe they'll release these coolers for TR but if its not needed, I would assume they're done few in house tests with NH-D15 or D14

I have run NH-D15 on 5820k with 4.5Ghz or 4.6Ghz and no issues,then tried NH-D15 on my 5960x with 4.5Ghz or 4.6Ghz OC and still temperatures are very good and very similar to the my custom water loop, temperatures are higher by 4-5°C on PKG in OCCT than on my custom water loop

Hope this helps

Thanks, Jura