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Noctua NH-U14S, Premium CPU Cooler with NF-A15 140mm Fan $63.75
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This is a good cooler, but NOT a deal price.
Overall, I recommend them for my application. Although now many years later I pretty much use my Nvidia shield for everything, but that's just because the consumer market caught up.
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Overall, I recommend them for my application. Although now many years later I pretty much use my Nvidia shield for everything, but that's just because the consumer market caught up.
On the other hand, the D14S will give you a few degrees better cooling with overclocking, hence a little more headroom.
The mount system on the Noctua is superior.
Your money, your choice. Have used both, no longer own the 212, or any Coolermaster prod. or that matter.
Back in 13, I don't remember coming across Noctua coolers, though at that point I was mainly focused on fan noise since I had already hit my temp goals even when OC'd. I had just come from a Zalman that was as heavy as a brick before that.
On the other hand, the D14S will give you a few degrees better cooling with overclocking, hence a little more headroom.
The mount system on the Noctua is superior.
Your money, your choice. Have used both, no longer own the 212, or any Coolermaster prod. or that matter.
I'm very happy with my noctuas and I will always use them for future builds. my system has 6 140mms and it is as quiet right now as it was when i first installed them all, more than three years ago. yes, I overclock, but I would use noctuas even if I didn't.
Considering I'm always running a reasonably aggressive overclock, I mostly see temps in the 40 to 50 C range. Under load in benchmarks like Cinebench, she runs at 70 C, and is still whisper quiet.
When I bought my U14S, my research found that the D-15 dual fan ran literally 1 to 2 degrees C cooler at most under load than my setup. But it weights much more, and puts more stress on the motherboard.
I would recommend using the U14S over the D15 unless you have a ridiculously huge case, and usually run your motherboard flat to the ground.
The Noctua HSF also have the best mounting system by far, in my opinion. And they are beautifully built.