Back at Computex 2019, after we visited Noctua at its sales space, we noticed an idea CPU heatsink, a monolith, with a passive design. In many circles together with followers of silent and passively cooled techniques, it is a extremely anticipated announcement, and though there’s nothing official from Noctua but, the brand new NH-P1 has been noticed on a list at Newegg by FanlessTech.
The Noctua NH-P1 contains a fully fanless design, and though there is no official phrase on its TDP score but, we noticed the idea cooler at Computex 2019 retaining an Intel Core i9-9900Okay cooled in a take a look at system. The 9900Okay for reference has a PL1 score of 95 W, and a PL2 score of 210 W, so we all know it has some severe cooling potential for a passive cooler.
The Noctua Concept Fanless CPU Cooler at Computex 2019
As with different Noctua CPU coolers, it consists of its SecuFirm2+ mounting system which is suitable with Intel’s LGA1200, LGA115x, and LGA1200xx sockets, and likewise permits help for AMD’s AM4, AM3+, AM3, AM2, and FM2 sockets. The finer specifics of the design are at the moment unclear, however Noctua does provide a tube of its newest NT-H2 thermal paste with it, in addition to a restricted six-year guarantee. Noctua would not suggest overclocking because of the restricted cooling properties of a passive design, however it may also be used with Noctua’s followers, with grooves that enable customers so as to add followers with its retention brackets.
At the time of writing, Newegg has pulled the itemizing from its web site, which suggests it might have jumped the gun, however we do count on the Noctua NH-P1 to be introduced imminently. The Newegg itemizing had the Noctua NH-P1 at $100, which suggests it isn’t going to be low cost, however it targets a distinct segment market.
Source: FanlessTech
