Tag:cooling

Noctua commits to supporting new CPU sockets with mounting kits, even on 20-year-old coolers

A Noctua NH-U12 from 2005 can still cool one of the latest AMD Ryzen or Intel Core CPUs, and support will continue if it's mechanically possible.
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Noctua’s AIO cooler with no pump or radiator: we talk to the cooling firm about its new thermosiphon

We talked to Noctua to find out how the thermosiphon works, how much it will cost, whether there will be a 240mm version, and much, much more.
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Noctua says no to RGB lighting and screens – “making things look pretty” isn’t our focus

There aren't going to be any RGB Noctua coolers, or ones with LCDs, the company tells us, explaining that fancy looks aren't a priority.
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Noctua isn’t making any white fans or heatsinks, and told us why

The veteran cooling firm explains why you won't be getting a Noctua chromax.white cooler to match your pale PC build.
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Arctic Bionix P12 and P14 A-RGB review: the future of daisy-chain fans

Delivering the finish of a single-frame fan while retaining simple modularity, the Arctic Bionix P12 and P14 A-RGB are both sleek and powerful.
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be quiet! Light Loop IO LCD 360 review: a blinged-up AIO cooler with a touch of class

The first be quiet! AIO cooler with an LCD impresses us with its dashing good looks and low-noise operation, but it's not quite a slam dunk.
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Noctua highlights loads of CPU cooler height inaccuracies in PC case specs

After manually measuring over 100 PC cases, Noctua found at least 56 examples where the actual CPU cooler height didn't match the specs.
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Here’s why Noctua coolers are clad in that brown and beige colour scheme

We ask Noctua where its classic livery came from, and how well its brown coolers sell compared to chromax.black versions.
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Arctic Freezer 36-S review: a great CPU cooler for an astoundingly low price

Despite costing just £17.89, this budget-friendly heatsink and fan can happily cool a 105W CPU, and it barely makes any noise in the process.
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