Noctua NH-D14 SE2011 LGA2011 Heatpipe Cooler W/ 140MM & 120MM PWM Fans
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ross_w@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 04/02/14 |
Cons: pricematch needed
Pros: good quality cooling performance |
Cahn90@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 06/13/13 |
Cons: Big, but not really a problem
Pros: QUIET, KEEPS CPU VERY COOL Comment:
Very easy to install, and keeps the cpu close to 20C |
Vinh_N@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 01/29/13 |
Cons: the color? They should offer more variety, maybe its their trademark
Pros: everything, is so good, worth the price Comment:
Quiet as a dead person, really really good, good airflow to the cpu, keep oc cpu under max load at a good 65C |
nick_v@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 01/14/13 |
Cons: on my asus sabertooth x79 it went in good but its blocking some of my memory slots if u have memory with heat spreaders. have not tried a regular memory stick but it looks like it would fit but i would have to take the heatsink out. also blocks the pcie slot on it.
Pros: this is a big cooler that allows lots of airflow with the 2 fans and went together real easy Comment:
good heatsink if you have the right motherboard. just watch for how close your ram slots and pcie slots are to your cpu |
Trevor_B@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 01/12/13 |
Cons: - Large, may cover ram slots (if it does, ram needs to have height of 44mm or less to fit under it)
Pros: - very quiet- keeps CPU nice and cool- easy to instal Comment:
I bought this along with an MSI Big Bang Xpower II, and an Intel i7 3930k. It was very easy to install, only taking me a few minutes.It covers a few of the ram slots on the MB, but standard size DIMMs still fit underneath it. I was able to instal my Mushkin DIMMs just fine (prior to mounting this cooler of course!).Haven't tried overclocking yet, but running my 3930k at stock speed, I get idle temps (PC meter) around 30 degrees C. After running Intel Burntest for 30 minutes, temps were holding steady around 60 - 64 degrees (ambient room temp around 20). |
David_W@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 12/25/12 |
Cons: nope
Pros: great for ocing Comment:
This is hands down one of the best cooler you can buy. Lots of overclocking potential. |
Alan_C@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 12/25/12 |
Cons: none
Pros: low low temps, quiet Comment:
This is a heck of a cooler, it really keeps the temperatures down. It moves a lot of air, and pretty reliable so far. If you have an overclocked system, then this is the cooler for you. |
Dane_M@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 11/26/12 |
Cons: None
Pros: Excellent cooling, essentially top of the food chain as far as air coolers or even most AIO water units. I know some people hate it, but I personally like the fan colors.Included thermal paste is actually quite good. I got better temps with it than AS5. Comment:
Keeps my 1090T under 50c no matter what. Highest its gotten with this cooler, clocked to 4.2 under Prime95 was 48c; Fans were turned all the way up, of course. This cooler also runs quiet if you want it to, just plug in the resistors it comes with or use a fan controller. It's a beast, the cooler itself weighs nearly 3 pounds, and you'll probably need at least a chunky mid tower case to fit it. The top of it cleared the side fan on my HAF 922 by the thickness of a piece of paper; so for a comfortable fit a full tower case is nice. It's awesome in my HAF 932. |
Paul_K@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 07/13/12 |
Cons: It's pretty big, and doesn't give too much room to work with your system once it's installed.
Pros: Beast of a cooler, one of the best in its class Comment:
Installation first of all.. while fuss free in theory, it wasn't as smooth of a job to do. The spring loaded screws are way too difficult to work with, and it took me ~30 minutes to get them to fit in correctly. I made sure initially to check compatibility with my RAMs, and it seemed to have enough room for it just like it said online, but i didn't expect the fan clips to get in the way of my video card. fortunately, I can create the space by bending the excess clips a little inwards, but a little flawed by design. Cooling performance is apparently very good, but i don't have something to compare it with. |
austin_l@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 05/23/12 |
Cons: FANS ARE SUPER UGLY. Doesn't match with my obsidian 800DSuper bulky and big.
Pros: Beats some pre-packed liquid cooling units by around 5 degrees Celsius. Great for semi-extreme overclockers, heard some people even OC'd it to 5ghz stable.Large surface area. More surface area = more, faster, better dissipation.very durable construction, noctua makes one of the best coolers out there.Price is good for OC'ers.Quiet fans, (120mm). Comment:
Overall good cooler. Don't reccommend for non-overclockers. b/c that's just stupid if you don't overclock with it. As it is obviously designed for. Also for the quiet freak, without sacrificing performance. Need a large case like my obsidian 800D by corsair to fit this monster. |
Keenan_C@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 05/12/12 |
Cons: This thing is large. Very large. Beware if you have RAM with heatsinks that extend more than a couple mm above their boards, as they may not fit underneath this cooler's heatsink. Expect it to occlude four of the eight memory slots on a typical LGA 2011 board.
Pros: This cooler does the best job of all the air coolers I have ever used while managing to remain incredibly quiet. Comment:
In the event you need a LGA 2011 mounting bracket Noctua are happy to ship one to you. Just look for its part number, NM-I2011, on their website and fill out the form the page links to. |
stoanee@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 04/10/12 |
Cons: Large & heavy, need low profile ram on X79 motherboard.
Pros: Quality construction, quiet, cools well Comment:
This is probably the best air cooler on the market. The mounting hardware is top notch, it runs very quiet and cools effectively. My 3820 at 4.6 ghz runs 65-70C when smp folding. . |
xmanrigger@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 01/29/12 |
Cons: Very big. Will not fit some cases. Barley fits inside a Silverstone TJ07. Fan retention clips can make contact with PCB of video card. Will not work with some mobos.
Pros: Disapates heat very well. Quiet if using motherboard's fan control. Comment:
I bought this cooler to use for testing a 3960X system until water cooling parts are configured.The cooler works well for an air cooler as I was able to clock the 3960X as high as 5249mhz with it.A draw back is that if your #1 PCI-E slot is directly below the cooler, the fan retention clips can make contact with the video card occupying slot 1. This was the case using the NH-D14 on an ASUS Rampage IV Extreme motherboard. I had to wrap the clips with electrical tape to prevent shorting.Also, this cooler is such a colossal, it just barley fit inside a TJ07 case. There will be issues using this cooler on X79 systems with tall DDR3 memory sticks such as Corsair Dominator GT. I used some RipJawsZ and the outside fan cooler rests on top of the first memory modual. |
petervi@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 01/25/12 |
Cons: - Freakin HUGE
Pros: + Best air cooler out there+ Great price Comment:
I've used the LGA 1366 version of this in the past and it's simply amazing. It blows about of the water (pun intended) every single pre-made of closed loop liquid cooling solution out there. Only way to beat it is with a custom 700-800 system. Runs silent and keeps a Core i7 3930k at around 30C idle (about 10C cooler than a Corsair H100, which is LOUD)Only thing is, it's quite large so be sure to have a full tower in order to fit this thing. I know everyone before me has already said that it's big but there's no hard in emphasizing it - it really is that big. |
Sam_C@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 01/24/12 |
Cons: - Pretty big (can be difficult to uninstall it)
Pros: - Great performance for a fan cooling- Very quiet- Very solid- Easy to install Comment:
This fan cooling is one of the best I ever used! Very quiet, and great cooling performance! I recommand it for people who don't want to do a watercooling kit, and want a near close performance than a watercooling. |
well made and easy straightforward install