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Noctua's Fully Passive NH-P1 CPU Heatsink has been Listed Online
Noctua's first passive CPU cooler is now available.
Read more about Noctua's NH-P1 Passive CPU heatsink.
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07-06-21, 09:18 AM
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Still listed on the roadmap only, and not product pages of //noctua.at
What is the weight of this thing?
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07-06-21, 10:22 AM
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Still listed on the roadmap only, and not product pages of //noctua.at
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From memory it's 1.3kg-ISH that was when it was demo'd at the last tech fair thing.
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07-06-21, 11:15 AM
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Still listed on the roadmap only, and not product pages of //noctua.at
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We will have more information when Noctua officially launches this thing.
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07-06-21, 11:46 AM
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Would love to see this tested and reviewed. Given Intel processors run very hot, AMD are better temps but still quite warm,
And GPUs ramping up performance until they heat a nominal temp. That makes your interior pretty toasty.
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Recommended for CPUs with low to moderate heat dissipation (see CPU compatibility list), e.g. Intel 9900K, 9700K, or AMD Ryzen 2700X, 3950X 3700X, 3400G, etc.
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is the 9900k really considered moderate? the reviewers created a storm when they demonstrated how hot this got.
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07-06-21, 12:04 PM
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Would love to see this tested and reviewed. Given Intel processors run very hot, AMD are better temps but still quite warm,
And GPUs ramping up performance until they heat a nominal temp. That makes your interior pretty toasty.
is the 9900k really considered moderate? the reviewers created a storm when they demonstrated how hot this got.
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I think they are considering these moderate as things like Threadripper exist.
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is the 9900k really considered moderate? the reviewers created a storm when they demonstrated how hot this got.
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At Intel spec, kinda. Somewhat large die and pretty short turbo periods.
But who runs them at Intel spec? 
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I think they are considering these moderate as things like Threadripper exist.
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Some 9900k Systems i have seen get hoter than a Threadrippers with good air cooling.
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09-06-21, 11:33 AM
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Some 9900k Systems i have seen get hoter than a Threadrippers with good air cooling.
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Regardless of that, I cannot rightly classify a 9900k as "moderate" in any scenario unless its running idle and on an air cooler.
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