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# Dual 140mm NF-A15 fans with PWM & low-noise adapters 6 heatpipes for max heat dissipation SecuFirm2 mounting system for effortless install Noctua NH-D15, Quiet High-Performance Dual Tower CPU Cooler

**Brand:** noctua
**Price:** $398.79
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ❄️ Stay Cool, Stay Ahead — The Ultimate Silent Powerhouse for Your Rig

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Noctua NH-D15, Quiet High-Performance Dual Tower CPU Cooler by noctua
- **How much does it cost?** $398.79 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- noctua enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted noctua brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Unrivaled Cooling Power:** Dual-tower design with 6 heatpipes crushes CPU temps even under heavy overclocking.
- • **Whisper-Quiet Operation:** Optimized NF-A15 fans deliver ultra-low noise at up to 1500 RPM—performance without distraction.
- • **Award-Winning Reliability:** Backed by 250+ international accolades and a 6-year warranty for peace of mind.
- • **Complete Thermal Solution:** Includes premium NT-H1 thermal paste and adjustable fan positioning for perfect fit and max efficiency.
- • **Plug & Play Compatibility:** SecuFirm2 mounting supports Intel LGA1851/1700/1200/115x & AMD AM5/AM4 sockets seamlessly.

## Overview

The Noctua NH-D15 is a premium dual-tower air CPU cooler featuring 6 copper heatpipes and two ultra-quiet 140mm NF-A15 fans with PWM control. Designed for enthusiasts and professionals, it supports a wide range of Intel and AMD sockets with an easy-to-install SecuFirm2 mounting system. Renowned for its class-leading cooling performance and near-silent operation, it comes with high-end thermal paste and a 6-year warranty, making it the go-to choice for overclockers and silent PC builders alike.

## Description

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Review: The most powerful, yet quiet, air cooler available today. - I've got two D15s and a D15S for point of reference. I'll compare it here with alternatives like the Silver Arrow IB-E Extreme, NH-U14S, D15S, Cryorig R1 Ultimate and the Dark Rock Pro 3. The D15 deserves its reputation. It is, without any doubt, the most powerful cooler for the real world. It's true that the Reeven Okeanos can keep up with it, and the Silver Arrow IB-E Extreme can even surpass it, but in the real world, owners won't put up with coolers that loud. Those two are leveraging high RPM fans to compensate for inferior efficiency, and as a result, most owners are going to clamp down on fan speed and end up with lower performance coolers. The D15 is so quite, even under full load, that inside a case it might as well be silent. Its full performance range is, thus, accessible in the real world. If you're alright with loud heat sinks, I have to imagine that using two Noctua NF-A14 iPPC 3000s would still defeat all comers. I'm not sure how well those fans would fit given the NF-A15's (stock fan) strange frame. In my view, the Okeanos and Silver Arrow don't offer serious competition for this because of the way they achieve their performance. Far more interesting, for a comparison, are its direct competition from Be Quiet! and Cryorig, namely the Dark Rock Pro 3 and the R1 Ultimate. The R1 Universal, in my opinion, is the direct competitor to the D15S, so I won't get into it much here. The Dark Rock Pro 3, while it is measurably quieter, is simply not in the same league of performance as the D15. On top of this, it's harder to install, and in practical terms, both are virtually silent anyway. The DRP3 has more in common with the outgoing D14 anyway, with its dissimilar front and middle fans for memory clearance. The R1 Ultimate poses a much bigger challenge for the D15. It is ever so slightly behind the D15, and a little louder, but in some ways it's more, and in some ways it's less, compatible. The R1 is significantly taller than the D15, so people with certain case limitations will be left out. However, it's also narrower than the D15, meaning not only is it more friendly to the neighboring PCI-E slot, it's also easier to reach down and unlock the GPU from the motherboard. Furthermore, it overhangs the memory less, although due to the way the fans are mounted, it may still have less clearance than the D15. Perhaps the R1 Ultimate's biggest weakness, relative to the D15, is the fans. The XF140s do look great and are actually quite good fans, but they're still using modified sleeve bearings that will negatively impact noise and longevity, as well as severely limit orientation (not a problem for most builds). Although the D15 is probably the most powerful air cooler ever made, at least in terms of noise levels that normal people would find tolerable, it does have several weaknesses. The first is its extreme width, which I've already discussed. On some of my more poorly spaced motherboards, like my new Crosshair VI Hero, I actually have to remove the middle fan to reach the GPU lock. The other is, I'm sad to say, quality control. I've had many Noctuas before and never found an appreciable scratch. But I've had two D15s and a D15S and all three have had minor blemishes. The first D15 had a small, but deep, scratch on the top plate/fin. The second had other, smaller scratches, although these are not really noticeable. The D15S was the worst, which had a small, but easily recognizable, corrosion spot on it, and it's being returned now. I can only guess that the increased surface area, probably about twice that of the next largest current-generation Noctua cooler, the U14S, makes it that much more likely for a scratch to occur. Still, I've come to expect better from Noctua. That said, you simply cannot find an air cooler that puts out this performance at this volume. There is almost no reason to use anything else in general. That's why it gets 5 stars. Although it's arguably the most powerful, is it the best? Probably not. I'd say that, depending on your needs, the D15S or the U14S is better. The D15S comes with only a single fan, but it moves the heat sink away from the GPU, making it easier to work on the computer and clearing the GPU on smaller motherboards. The U14S has infinite RAM compatibility on both sides, making it easier to work on your computer and allowing you to use any RAM you like. Thus, depending on which compatibility issue concerns you more, I'd go with either a D15S or a U14S. Each gives up between 1 and 2 degrees Celsius in overclocked loads, due almost exclusively to being single fan heat sinks. If you want D15 performance, simply add a second fan to the D15S, and a dual fan U14S will get very, very close to the D15. In many tests, I've ever seen dual fan D15Ses beat D15s, although it's unclear why that would be. Perhaps they're better aligned with the intake and exhaust fans in the case. Perhaps they are less affected by the heat coming off of the GPU. I'm not really sure, but suffice it to say, you can achieve D15 performance without some of the hassles of the D15. I've added photos of the D15 (non-S) with and without the front fan to give you an idea of memory overhang. For compatibility reasons, some people may decide just to go without the front fan altogether, with also works fine.
Review: Amazing Air-Cooling Performance - ==================================== ===Review for 2025 (AMD AM5)=== I'll still recommend this cooler for most CPUs, and for newer gen chips you can even get the NM-AM5/4-MP83 mounting kit for free from Noctua. However, I've moved to the NH-D15 G2 LBC for AM5 and have submitted a review for that model on its product's page. ==================================== ===Review for 2022 (AMD AM4)=== Bought another one of these recently for a new AM4 build, and once more the performance is outstanding. There were minor changes to this model's packaging where they added parts for the AM4 socket. From what I understand you can also request these parts from Noctua directly with proof of purchase on an older model NH-D15. I have a higher core count on this CPU with higher clocks compared to my previous build below, and it's holding the temps between 37-53C from idle to max load. It's also nearly silent with only some very minor wind noise under load. The RAM I'm using on this build is a bit taller than I'd like, but the case does allow the secondary fan to fit just fine with the slightly added height from the fan adjustment above the RAM. I can absolutely recommend pairing this with the Fractal Torrent given its size and the overall purpose of these being air-cooling. Keywords to help searches for fitment: -MSI MAG X570S Tomahawk -Fractal Torrent (full size) -G.SKILL Trident Z Neo ======================================== ===Review for 2017 (Intel LGA1151)=== This air cooler defeated my old Corsair H100i v2 in cooling efficiency, noise, quality, and likely overall space consumption (no tubes or radiators blocking sides of the case). I'm getting at least 8-10C cooler with this thing over water and it's not even running at full speed. Not to say the water cooler was bad, but just weigh your options depending on how you set up your case cooling. Even with the slight offset of the optional fan, using Corsair Vengeance LPX sticks, I had plenty of headroom in the Air 540 even though it stated a 170mm clearance. Keywords to help searches for fitment: -Gigabyte GA-Z170X-Gaming 7 -Corsair Air 540 -Corsair Vengeance LPX ======================== ===Notes for both G1 models=== It's awesome that this thing fits so many different socket types, should I choose to switch to AMD then I don't have to buy a different kit I just change out the mounts. The build quality of the hardware is outstanding, none of the parts feel cheap or of poor manufacturing. Assembly and installation is easy to follow even though it looks way too large to sit on the socket. Some may be concerned about strain on the CPU/socket but I'd say it's comparable to some AIOs in this category, the tubes on some AIOs can absolutely put tension on the socket. If you're not concerned with the interior looks of your case then you should seriously buy this thing. If you *are* concerned with the interior looks of your case then search for the Chromax product line to compliment this hardware. If you're unsure about the optional secondary fan fitting, take a 140mm case fan and set it on top of your RAM (vertically as if it were on the cooler sitting above the RAM). If it still clears the side of your case with a few millimeters to spare then you're likely OK. Both 140mm fans are almost fully adjustable, they move/notch up and down on wire clips using the heat-sink fins as mounting points. The fans are 140mm with 120mm mounts, probably for compatibility to fit a 120mm fan as the optional for those with taller RAM. These do come with thermal paste as well.

## Features

- State-of-the-art dual-tower design with 6 heatpipes and 2 fans provides class-leading cooling performance for overclocking or near-silent systems
- Successor of the classic NH-D14; more than 250 awards and recommendations from leading international hardware websites and magazines
- 2 highly optimised NF-A15 140mm fans with PWM support and Low-Noise Adaptors for automatic speed control and ultra-quiet operation
- Includes high-end NT-H1 thermal paste and SecuFirm2 mounting system for easy installation on Intel LGA1851, LGA1700, LGA1200, LGA115x and AMD AM5 & AM4 (offset mounting option for best efficiency)
- Renowned Noctua quality backed up by 6-year manufacturer’s warranty, deluxe choice for Intel Core & Core Ultra (e.g. 285K, 265K, 245K) and AMD Ryzen (e.g. 9950X, 9900X, 9700X, 9600X)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00L7UZMAK |
| Air Flow Capacity | 140.2 cubic meter per hour |
| Best Sellers Rank | #105 in Computer CPU Cooling Fans |
| Brand | Noctua |
| Brand Name | Noctua |
| Compatible Devices | Desktop |
| Cooling Method | Air |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 11,594 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00807320186861, 00842431012456, 04716123315360 |
| Included Components | NH-D15 |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 9.33"L x 8.62"W x 6.53"H |
| Item Weight | 1.3 kg |
| Manufacturer | Noctua |
| Material Type | Copper (base and heat-pipes), aluminium (cooling fins), soldered joints & nickel plating |
| Maximum Rotational Speed | 1500 rpm |
| Model | NH-D15 |
| Noise Level | 24.6 db |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | NH-D15 |
| Power Connector Type | 4-Pin |
| Product Dimensions | 9.33"L x 8.62"W x 6.53"H |
| UPC | 807320186861 803983039766 842431012456 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Voltage | 12 volts |
| Warranty Description | 6 year manufacturer’s warranty |
| Wattage | 1.56 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Noctua
- **Compatible Devices:** Desktop
- **Cooling Method:** Air
- **Material:** Copper (base and heat-pipes), aluminium (cooling fins), soldered joints & nickel plating
- **Maximum Rotational Speed:** 1500 rpm
- **Noise Level:** 24.6 db
- **Power Connector Type:** 4-Pin
- **Product Dimensions:** 9.33"L x 8.62"W x 6.53"H
- **Voltage:** 12 volts
- **Wattage:** 1.56 watts

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this unit come with thermal paste?**
A: Yes it does, NT-H1 high-grade thermal compound.

**Q: Will this fit in Fractal Design R5?**
A: using r5 with a ram that is not "compatible" (too tall) all you have to do is move the front fan a bit higher and it works like a charm. R5 has enough width to cover both regular fan layout and extended layout

**Q: will this fit in a nzxt h440 case**
A: It should fit perfectly.This cooler height is 165mm and the case CPU cooler clearance is 180mm.

**Q: Is this Cooler compatible with an MSI LGA2011-V3 X99S GAMING 9 ACK Express/EATX Motherboard with processor Intel Core i7-5930K?**
A: George,I bought the MSI X99A SLI PLUS with the Intel Core i7-5820k which is the same socket as your board/cpu. Not only is it compatible, but it is keeping my cpu cooler than my friend's with a custom liquid cpu cooler. I highly recommend the Noctua NH-D15! If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to ask.~John

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The most powerful, yet quiet, air cooler available today.
*by B***R on May 11, 2017*

I've got two D15s and a D15S for point of reference. I'll compare it here with alternatives like the Silver Arrow IB-E Extreme, NH-U14S, D15S, Cryorig R1 Ultimate and the Dark Rock Pro 3. The D15 deserves its reputation. It is, without any doubt, the most powerful cooler for the real world. It's true that the Reeven Okeanos can keep up with it, and the Silver Arrow IB-E Extreme can even surpass it, but in the real world, owners won't put up with coolers that loud. Those two are leveraging high RPM fans to compensate for inferior efficiency, and as a result, most owners are going to clamp down on fan speed and end up with lower performance coolers. The D15 is so quite, even under full load, that inside a case it might as well be silent. Its full performance range is, thus, accessible in the real world. If you're alright with loud heat sinks, I have to imagine that using two Noctua NF-A14 iPPC 3000s would still defeat all comers. I'm not sure how well those fans would fit given the NF-A15's (stock fan) strange frame. In my view, the Okeanos and Silver Arrow don't offer serious competition for this because of the way they achieve their performance. Far more interesting, for a comparison, are its direct competition from Be Quiet! and Cryorig, namely the Dark Rock Pro 3 and the R1 Ultimate. The R1 Universal, in my opinion, is the direct competitor to the D15S, so I won't get into it much here. The Dark Rock Pro 3, while it is measurably quieter, is simply not in the same league of performance as the D15. On top of this, it's harder to install, and in practical terms, both are virtually silent anyway. The DRP3 has more in common with the outgoing D14 anyway, with its dissimilar front and middle fans for memory clearance. The R1 Ultimate poses a much bigger challenge for the D15. It is ever so slightly behind the D15, and a little louder, but in some ways it's more, and in some ways it's less, compatible. The R1 is significantly taller than the D15, so people with certain case limitations will be left out. However, it's also narrower than the D15, meaning not only is it more friendly to the neighboring PCI-E slot, it's also easier to reach down and unlock the GPU from the motherboard. Furthermore, it overhangs the memory less, although due to the way the fans are mounted, it may still have less clearance than the D15. Perhaps the R1 Ultimate's biggest weakness, relative to the D15, is the fans. The XF140s do look great and are actually quite good fans, but they're still using modified sleeve bearings that will negatively impact noise and longevity, as well as severely limit orientation (not a problem for most builds). Although the D15 is probably the most powerful air cooler ever made, at least in terms of noise levels that normal people would find tolerable, it does have several weaknesses. The first is its extreme width, which I've already discussed. On some of my more poorly spaced motherboards, like my new Crosshair VI Hero, I actually have to remove the middle fan to reach the GPU lock. The other is, I'm sad to say, quality control. I've had many Noctuas before and never found an appreciable scratch. But I've had two D15s and a D15S and all three have had minor blemishes. The first D15 had a small, but deep, scratch on the top plate/fin. The second had other, smaller scratches, although these are not really noticeable. The D15S was the worst, which had a small, but easily recognizable, corrosion spot on it, and it's being returned now. I can only guess that the increased surface area, probably about twice that of the next largest current-generation Noctua cooler, the U14S, makes it that much more likely for a scratch to occur. Still, I've come to expect better from Noctua. That said, you simply cannot find an air cooler that puts out this performance at this volume. There is almost no reason to use anything else in general. That's why it gets 5 stars. Although it's arguably the most powerful, is it the best? Probably not. I'd say that, depending on your needs, the D15S or the U14S is better. The D15S comes with only a single fan, but it moves the heat sink away from the GPU, making it easier to work on the computer and clearing the GPU on smaller motherboards. The U14S has infinite RAM compatibility on both sides, making it easier to work on your computer and allowing you to use any RAM you like. Thus, depending on which compatibility issue concerns you more, I'd go with either a D15S or a U14S. Each gives up between 1 and 2 degrees Celsius in overclocked loads, due almost exclusively to being single fan heat sinks. If you want D15 performance, simply add a second fan to the D15S, and a dual fan U14S will get very, very close to the D15. In many tests, I've ever seen dual fan D15Ses beat D15s, although it's unclear why that would be. Perhaps they're better aligned with the intake and exhaust fans in the case. Perhaps they are less affected by the heat coming off of the GPU. I'm not really sure, but suffice it to say, you can achieve D15 performance without some of the hassles of the D15. I've added photos of the D15 (non-S) with and without the front fan to give you an idea of memory overhang. For compatibility reasons, some people may decide just to go without the front fan altogether, with also works fine.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing Air-Cooling Performance
*by C***N on October 2, 2017*

==================================== ===Review for 2025 (AMD AM5)=== I'll still recommend this cooler for most CPUs, and for newer gen chips you can even get the NM-AM5/4-MP83 mounting kit for free from Noctua. However, I've moved to the NH-D15 G2 LBC for AM5 and have submitted a review for that model on its product's page. ==================================== ===Review for 2022 (AMD AM4)=== Bought another one of these recently for a new AM4 build, and once more the performance is outstanding. There were minor changes to this model's packaging where they added parts for the AM4 socket. From what I understand you can also request these parts from Noctua directly with proof of purchase on an older model NH-D15. I have a higher core count on this CPU with higher clocks compared to my previous build below, and it's holding the temps between 37-53C from idle to max load. It's also nearly silent with only some very minor wind noise under load. The RAM I'm using on this build is a bit taller than I'd like, but the case does allow the secondary fan to fit just fine with the slightly added height from the fan adjustment above the RAM. I can absolutely recommend pairing this with the Fractal Torrent given its size and the overall purpose of these being air-cooling. Keywords to help searches for fitment: -MSI MAG X570S Tomahawk -Fractal Torrent (full size) -G.SKILL Trident Z Neo ======================================== ===Review for 2017 (Intel LGA1151)=== This air cooler defeated my old Corsair H100i v2 in cooling efficiency, noise, quality, and likely overall space consumption (no tubes or radiators blocking sides of the case). I'm getting at least 8-10C cooler with this thing over water and it's not even running at full speed. Not to say the water cooler was bad, but just weigh your options depending on how you set up your case cooling. Even with the slight offset of the optional fan, using Corsair Vengeance LPX sticks, I had plenty of headroom in the Air 540 even though it stated a 170mm clearance. Keywords to help searches for fitment: -Gigabyte GA-Z170X-Gaming 7 -Corsair Air 540 -Corsair Vengeance LPX ======================== ===Notes for both G1 models=== It's awesome that this thing fits so many different socket types, should I choose to switch to AMD then I don't have to buy a different kit I just change out the mounts. The build quality of the hardware is outstanding, none of the parts feel cheap or of poor manufacturing. Assembly and installation is easy to follow even though it looks way too large to sit on the socket. Some may be concerned about strain on the CPU/socket but I'd say it's comparable to some AIOs in this category, the tubes on some AIOs can absolutely put tension on the socket. If you're not concerned with the interior looks of your case then you should seriously buy this thing. If you *are* concerned with the interior looks of your case then search for the Chromax product line to compliment this hardware. If you're unsure about the optional secondary fan fitting, take a 140mm case fan and set it on top of your RAM (vertically as if it were on the cooler sitting above the RAM). If it still clears the side of your case with a few millimeters to spare then you're likely OK. Both 140mm fans are almost fully adjustable, they move/notch up and down on wire clips using the heat-sink fins as mounting points. The fans are 140mm with 120mm mounts, probably for compatibility to fit a 120mm fan as the optional for those with taller RAM. These do come with thermal paste as well.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ !!! Stock CPU backplate require for AM3 sockets. !!!
*by J***N on April 13, 2016*

This is a great cooler that has a lot of little things that make it superb to all other fan coolers I've seen. It also works so well you could argue unless you are OC for super extreme numbers, its way safer than a water cooled system. So here are some general pros and cons... Cons 1. The stock CPU back-plate is require for AM3 sockets but, that isn't specified anywhere here, just in the AMD AM3 manual it comes with. I used some low profile nuts I had plus my cooler-master back-plate to hold this in place as I replaced mine long ago. You could probably find these at any hardware store so its not worth dropping stars for. 2. It is really big and probably won't fit in some mini-to-mid-ATX case. I have a pretty big 6yr old cooler-master HFX tower and it is fine. 3. The tolerance between the top of the cooler and the edge of my case is so tight that I had to use a strange "cheese knife" that has a set of hooked blades as its tip to grab the wire locks that secure the fans to the heat-sink. Pro's 1. Dropped my 3.78ghz OC FX-8300 8 core Vishera CPU from 57°c to max 39-42°c while running OCCT 4.4.1 and on Primer95. Before I couldn't run longer than 2-3 minutes before my bios set alarm of 60°c would hit while Core temp read 57°c. FYI I was using an old, cheap, vertical blowing cooler master heat-sink, w/a 2200rpm fan. 2. Very quiet, even when I tested overclocking at 4.4ghz, max temp was 50°c, the case fans and NB fan are still louder. 3. Moves a lot of air in 1 of 2 directions of your choice. The fan wire clips can be on either side of the heat sink and fan. 4. No vibration - the dark brown triangles on the fans are actually soft bushings that keep the fan housing off the heat sink by 1-2mm's 5. Much safer and less expensive than top water cooling which I personally think this competes with based on the OC I was able to do. 6. Great packaging ensures it arrives undamaged and manuals in multiple languages. 7. Comes with full back plate, nuts, and screws for 2 different Intel CPU sockets. 8. Great - 6yr warranty, responsive customer service, and many different models to choose from. My system= hope it helps MB- 6yr old Gigabyte GA-890-fxa-ud5 rev 2.1 w/ f7e Bios to run 8core AM3+ CPU's (Win10 Pro 64bit) CPU - AMD AM3+ FX-8300 OC @ 4.1ghz 1.3v RAM- GSkill Aries 2x8gb 21300 running @ 1866mhz w/ timing 8-9-9-21 1.60v GPU- XFX-HD-5830 stock numbers, never OC- replacing soon CASE- 6yr old Cooler-Master HFX full tower, 5x HD bays, 5x 5.25" bays, w/ fans= 3x 200mm, 1x140mm, 2x120mm PSU - Antec 750w

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