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Articles: Coolers

Two Towers: Noctua Heatpipe Coolers Review (page 2)


Category: Coolers

by Sergey Lepilov

[ 04/17/2006 | 04:09 PM ]


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Noctua NH-U9 and NH-U12: Package and Accessories

The Noctua NH-U9 and NH-U12 heatsinks are shipped in packages of the same design:

The back side of each box gives you a brief list of tech specs, a list of accessories included, and a couple of photographs of different parts of the heatsinks.

There is a special compartment in each box the size of a 120mm fan in the NH-U12 model’s box and of an 80mm or 92mm fan in the NH-U9’s. So, although the heatsinks are currently shipped without fans, the manufacturer has provided for that as a future possibility.

The heatsinks are firmly fixed inside the boxes to minimize the risk of damage during transportation:

Lower still, at the very bottom of the box, there are the accessories and a small manual on installing the heatsink on the supported CPU sockets in 4 languages (German, English, French and Spanish).

And here are the accessories supplied with the coolers:

Besides the manual book, the following components are to be found in the small plastic bag:

  • Back-plate for installing the cooler on Socket T (LGA775)
  • Back-plate for Socket 748
  • Back-plate for Socket 754/939/940
  • Bag with screws, brackets, springs and spacers
  • Four wire braces to fasten two fans
  • Two soft pads to minimize vibration from the fan
  • A syringe of thermal paste

The Noctua coolers cannot be installed on Socket 462 (Socket A).

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