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Noctua presents three special-edition AM4 CPU coolers for AMD Ryzen
Noctua today presented three special-edition models of its award-winning quiet CPU coolers. The new SE-AM4 versions of the NH-D15, NH-U12S and NH-L9x65 are dedicated premium-quality solutions for the new AM4 socket of AMD's upcoming Ryzen architecture.
Whereas the NH-L9x65 SE-AM4 is tailored for compact systems and the NH-U12S SE-AM4 offers an excellent balance of performance and compatibility, the NH-D15 SE-AM4 provides maximum cooling performance for overclockers and silent enthusiasts.
"AMD's Ryzen architecture promises exciting possibilities for various applications and the NH-D15, NH-U12S and NH-L9x65 are some of our most popular models, so it was a natural choice to create dedicated special editions for the new platform," says Roland Mossig (Noctua CEO). "Each of these coolers has received more than 100 awards and recommendations from international websites and magazines, so we're confident that the SE-AM4 special editions will be a great choice for anything from compact ITX builds to overclocked gaming rigs."
With its supreme capacity at extreme heat loads, the NH-D15 SE-AM4 allows overclockers to push their AM4 systems to the limit and silent enthusiasts to run the fans at super-low speeds. By contrast, the NH-L9x65 SE-AM4 features a highly compact design and low profile, which makes it ideal for cooling lower TDP AM4 CPUs in HTPC or Small Form Factor cases. The mid-sized single tower NH-U12S SE-AM4 provides an excellent balance of efficiency, quietness and compatibility.
All three models feature the new SecuFirm2 system for AM4, which has been tailor-designed for the new socket in order to ensure optimal compatibility, perfect contact pressure and easy, straightforward installation. Two different sets of mounting bars allow users to choose the orientation of the cooler according to their preferences in order to ensure optimal alignment with the airflow path inside the case.
Thanks to Noctua's state-of-the-art NF-A15, NF-F12 and NF-A9x14 PWM fans that support fully automatic speed control and come with additional Low-Noise Adaptors, the new SE-AM4 models run remarkably quietly and are especially suited for highly noise-sensitive users aiming for near-silent operation. Topped off with Noctua's proven NT-H1 thermal compound and a full 6-year manufacturer's warranty, the NH-D15 SE-AM4, NH-U12S SE-AM4 and NH-L9x65 SE-AM4 form complete premium-quality solutions that represent a deluxe choice for elite-class AM4 builds.
Prices and availability
All three models are currently shipping and will be available shortly. The suggested retail prices are as follows:
NH-D15 SE-AM4: EUR 89.90/USD 99.90
NH-U12S SE-AM4: EUR 59.90/USD 64.90
NH-L9x65 SE-AM4: EUR 44.90/USD 52.90
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It's one of the things why we like Noctua (next to making seriously good coolers of course).
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#5387424 Posted on: 02/01/2017 03:47 PM
I don't know the answer - but I would email Noctua and explain to them that you won it via prize. Perhaps include copy of the prize info or proof that you received it as a prize.
Noctua's customer support is extremely good, it wouldn't surprise me if they just sent you a free one anyway.
I know you posted the info a few days back about updated brackets for existing owners that would be available free but do you know what the MSRP on those are. I don't think I would get them for free considering my D15S was a prize.
I don't know the answer - but I would email Noctua and explain to them that you won it via prize. Perhaps include copy of the prize info or proof that you received it as a prize.
Noctua's customer support is extremely good, it wouldn't surprise me if they just sent you a free one anyway.
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#5387426 Posted on: 02/01/2017 03:50 PM
Hi there
I think as usually Noctua will offer free upgrade kits for AM4, as has been posted, you will need to provide you are own AM4 board or CPU and you are own Noctua cooler and if you want to buy kit separately $7.90USD
http://noctua.at/en/noctua-offers-upgrade-kits-for-amd-s-ryzen-platform-free-of-charge
Hope this helps
Thanks, Jura
I know you posted the info a few days back about updated brackets for existing owners that would be available free but do you know what the MSRP on those are. I don't think I would get them for free considering my D15S was a prize.
Hi there
I think as usually Noctua will offer free upgrade kits for AM4, as has been posted, you will need to provide you are own AM4 board or CPU and you are own Noctua cooler and if you want to buy kit separately $7.90USD
http://noctua.at/en/noctua-offers-upgrade-kits-for-amd-s-ryzen-platform-free-of-charge
Hope this helps
Thanks, Jura
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#5387430 Posted on: 02/01/2017 03:58 PM
No idea but likely less then 10 bucks, but just drop them an email and let them know that you are the prize winner and would love to receive a kit. I am sure they'll send you the brackets for free. Noctua is not a difficult company and have great after-sales.
Oh and on the prize, it was in the previous news item:
For users who need the kit urgently or do not yet have a proof of purchase of an AM4 CPU or motherboard, the NM-AM4 and NM-AM4-UxS kits will also be available via selected retailers and e-tailers such as Amazon at a suggested retail price of EUR 7.90/USD 7.90.
I know you posted the info a few days back about updated brackets for existing owners that would be available free but do you know what the MSRP on those are. I don't think I would get them for free considering my D15S was a prize.
No idea but likely less then 10 bucks, but just drop them an email and let them know that you are the prize winner and would love to receive a kit. I am sure they'll send you the brackets for free. Noctua is not a difficult company and have great after-sales.
Oh and on the prize, it was in the previous news item:
For users who need the kit urgently or do not yet have a proof of purchase of an AM4 CPU or motherboard, the NM-AM4 and NM-AM4-UxS kits will also be available via selected retailers and e-tailers such as Amazon at a suggested retail price of EUR 7.90/USD 7.90.
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#5387431 Posted on: 02/01/2017 04:02 PM
Been using NH-D15 for years, it's amazing. Highly recommended.
Been using NH-D15 for years, it's amazing. Highly recommended.
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#5387436 Posted on: 02/01/2017 04:09 PM
No idea but likely less then 10 bucks, but just drop them an email and let them know that you are the prize winner and would love to receive a kit. I am sure they'll send you the brackets for free. Noctua is not a difficult company and have great after-sales.
Oh and on the prize, it was in the previous news item:
For users who need the kit urgently or do not yet have a proof of purchase of an AM4 CPU or motherboard, the NM-AM4 and NM-AM4-UxS kits will also be available via selected retailers and e-tailers such as Amazon at a suggested retail price of EUR 7.90/USD 7.90.
Ah must have missed that skimming through the article. Thanks guys.
No idea but likely less then 10 bucks, but just drop them an email and let them know that you are the prize winner and would love to receive a kit. I am sure they'll send you the brackets for free. Noctua is not a difficult company and have great after-sales.
Oh and on the prize, it was in the previous news item:
For users who need the kit urgently or do not yet have a proof of purchase of an AM4 CPU or motherboard, the NM-AM4 and NM-AM4-UxS kits will also be available via selected retailers and e-tailers such as Amazon at a suggested retail price of EUR 7.90/USD 7.90.
Ah must have missed that skimming through the article. Thanks guys.
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#5387441 Posted on: 02/01/2017 04:17 PM
Agree great CPU cooler,have run this cooler on i7-5820k at 4.5Ghz, just tried few fans like Thermalright TY-143 or TY-147A,best fans are TY-147A which are very quiet fans, these supplied Noctua fans are just loud for my liking and TY-143 are good too although I wouldn't run them above 1600RPM,but still there you can run them at 2500RPM but I wouldn't as at these RPM are loud or rather very loud, but temp drop at full RPM is around 5-6°C
Hope this helps
Thanks, Jura
Been using NH-D15 for years, it's amazing. Highly recommended.
Agree great CPU cooler,have run this cooler on i7-5820k at 4.5Ghz, just tried few fans like Thermalright TY-143 or TY-147A,best fans are TY-147A which are very quiet fans, these supplied Noctua fans are just loud for my liking and TY-143 are good too although I wouldn't run them above 1600RPM,but still there you can run them at 2500RPM but I wouldn't as at these RPM are loud or rather very loud, but temp drop at full RPM is around 5-6°C
Hope this helps
Thanks, Jura
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#5387481 Posted on: 02/01/2017 05:54 PM
I´m thinking of buying a kit because i´ve lost the invoice of my Noctua and they cost 10€ for Intel CPUs.
Talking about Noctua, i really like them because my Noctua U12P SE2 but i think it´s time they have some sort of breakthrough because the size of their best cooler is ridiculous!!! That thing is huge! And unless they are thinking about doing even bigger coolers to increase their performance, they need something new... Or they can also do liquid coolers... But i would prefer only air coolers from them.
I know you posted the info a few days back about updated brackets for existing owners that would be available free but do you know what the MSRP on those are. I don't think I would get them for free considering my D15S was a prize.
I´m thinking of buying a kit because i´ve lost the invoice of my Noctua and they cost 10€ for Intel CPUs.
Talking about Noctua, i really like them because my Noctua U12P SE2 but i think it´s time they have some sort of breakthrough because the size of their best cooler is ridiculous!!! That thing is huge! And unless they are thinking about doing even bigger coolers to increase their performance, they need something new... Or they can also do liquid coolers... But i would prefer only air coolers from them.
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I know you posted the info a few days back about updated brackets for existing owners that would be available free but do you know what the MSRP on those are. I don't think I would get them for free considering my D15S was a prize.