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Gamers Nexus have a video testing the NH-P1 fanless[0]. Without fans it wont handle as much and you are probably limited to about 65W TDP CPUs. As a matter of
by Trellmor 4y ago
Gamers Nexus have a video testing the NH-P1 fanless[0]. Without fans it wont handle as much and you are probably limited to about 65W TDP CPUs.
As a matter of fact, Noctua has a compatibility guide where they list the expected performance w/ and w/o a fan[1].
[0]https://youtu.be/N8EjMwS2ut0 https://youtu.be/N8EjMwS2ut0
[1]https://ncc.noctua.at/coolers/NH-P1-68/cpu/all/AM4 https://ncc.noctua.at/coolers/NH-P1-68/cpu/all/AM4
- topspin 4y ago> Noctua has a compatibility guide where they list Of course they do. Noctua is an excellent company. Hard to imagine how they might improve. And some credit to PC builders is deserved as well; they've supported this company and its products and paid the requisite price for years, despite a literal horde of cheaper competition. I appreciate how little regard they have for the RGB blinkenlights crowd.
- uni_rule 4y agoSeems like a neat heatsink to slap on a 5700x if you wand absolute silence without risking leaks.