Not too long ago, we had a look at Noctua’s case cooling options. Today we are going to be taking a look at one of their CPU coolers: the NH-U12F CPU cooler. The NH-U12F is a newer version of the NH-U12, ... more

Like hundreds of thousands of Computer Enthusiasts I was recently smitten with a common ailment "Upgraditis" which was rapidly diagnosed by my fellow proteges at Bjorn3d. Once the diagnosis was confirmed ... more

A while ago a former staff member reviewed the Noctua NH-U9 cooler. The cooler responded well to his bench and test. After reading and editing the article I wish I had been the one to review it because ... more

Today I’m going to be comparing a couple of CPU coolers from Noctua. Not knowing too much about the company, I went and checked out their website. After checking out their products, the only items I noticed ... more

Noctua, a new name for us here at Overclockers Online, first launched their website late October of 2005 and since then, they have been targeting users who demand superior cooling performance and silence ... more

In today’s world computer manufacturers come and go. The quality of their products will determine how long they are in business, and how well known they become. In late 2005, Noctua released the NH-U9 ... more

What do you say when an unknown company sends you an email stating that their coolers are better than Thermalright, Zalman, and Skythe? Exactly, you tell them to bring it on. Noctua’s email showed that ... more

A new trend that started over the past two years is heatpipe based cooling. Several advantages directly come to mind as the principle is quite simple. You move heat towards another spot other than the ... more

A relative new-comer to the heatsink market, Noctua have started on the right foot by embracing the latest technology; heatpipes. Their two latest heatsinks, the NH-U9 and the NH-U12 are the first products ... more

The days of seeing heatsinks that are made up of fins and small fans are gone, now due to the heat generated by the faster running processors the need for a refined cooling solution has come about. Now ... more