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Noctua NH-D15 Chromax
165 mm
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Former employee
4 years ago
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Thank you for this information, we have reported the error.
I have normal corsair rgb ram, it was a good fit. You just don't really see it 😉
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Hello!
Unfortunately, since I bought it a long time ago, I don't know exactly. However, it shouldn't matter, as you can also request the kit free of charge.
"For coolers that were still shipped without LGA1700 mounting material, we offer free mounting upgrade kits [...]"
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Best regards
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Its main role is to cool the CPU, but by reducing the heat given off by the latter, it helps to maintain a lower ambient temperature in the PC case, which means that the GPU is less affected by ambient heat and can operate at lower temperatures.
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I think it's a bit too big, also because of the case. And you have to see if it fits over the ram. I only have 2 ram sticks in it and can't fit any more because the cooler covers the slots
I thought the kit was included. But I could only install one fan because of the space.
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no support needed
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Yes, in normal operation for sure.
AM5 compatible since 2019
according to the Noctua website
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Yes - part 17449140 - but you won't need it - it comes with all coolers manufactured in the past year. At the time I ordered Digittec did not know how new their stock was so I ordered the adapter and did not need it as their stock, even then, was new enough to have it included.
Not quite, with fans together you come to 1329g according to the manufacturer
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No, it won't fit. The case supports a CPU cooler length up to 160 mm. The NH-D15 has a length/height of 165 mm with installed fans.
Use "MSI Afterburner" to make the fans of the GPU rotate faster so that the GPU is cooler.
Former employee
4 years ago
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Unfortunately not this product is compatible with the following Intel sockets: LGA20xx (LGA2066, LGA2011-0 & LGA2011-3 Square ILM), LGA115x (LGA1150,LGA1151, LGA1155, LGA1156).
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The second fan, which is above the RAM sticks, can be adjusted. This means that you can have RAM of any height and simply move the fan above this. noctua.at/en/how-big-is-the...
Keep in mind, however, that the 165mm cooler height assumes the default fan position, which only leaves 32mm for RAM. Every extra mm you need for your RAM will increase the overall cooler height. G.Skill Ripjaws V RAM is 42mm tall, so you will need to move the second fan 10mm higher, making the overall cooler height 175mm. Check the specifications of your case to see if this still fits.
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Also ich weiss ja nicht was du NICHT gelesen hast beim Hersteller. Aber ich lese etwas von LGA1200.
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...only the fan and of course the price!
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The second fan, which is above the RAM sticks, can be adjusted. This means that you can have RAM of any height and simply move the fan above this. https://noctua.at/en...
Keep in mind, however, that the 165mm cooler height assumes the default fan position, which only leaves 32mm for RAM. Every extra mm you need for your RAM will increase the overall cooler height. G.Skill Ripjaws V RAM is 42mm tall, so you will need to move the second fan 10mm higher, making the overall cooler height 175mm. Check the specifications of your case to see if this still fits.
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I also have the G.Skill Trident Z and no problem with it, there is still room. If the second fan is above the RAM, it will be a bit higher. If you want to have the GPU in the first PCI-e slot, that will be tight. I think that's possible, but only if the GPU doesn't have a "thick" backplate.
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I am not sure what the "NM-" is. What I can say is that this cooler came with everything needed to mount it on an AM4 socket.
I use this cooler on this board: ASUS Rog Strix X570-E Gaming (AM4, AMD X570, ATX)
It depends on the ram size
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For 550W (!!) I would consider a different method. I would consider a liquid cooling block (not CPU cooler but for power electronics).
But basically it is possible as long as you have a contact surface.
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Sorry, my mistake. It's in the description. Unfortunately I cannot delete my question
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