How To Setup & Install Noctua NH-D15 Premium CPU Dual Fan Cooler Full Tutorial Review
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- In This Video I'll Show, You How To setup & Install NH-D15 Premium CPU Dual Fan Cooler Step By Step On a Z390 motherboard.
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⚠️Please Note: That we have installed the heat sink over the first PCI thus covering it, you can always maneuver the heat sink as you wish (by not covering slots), we have intentionally done so because we don't need the first PCI slot and we need the airflow of the fans to be released from the opening (TOP) of the case that's why we installed the heat sink the other way around (i am aware some of you will disagree with this installation) it's for our airflow circulation and it works flawlessly for us, our desktop is located in a closed closet that has another outer ventilation (HEAT HOOD SUCTION) system to suck our hot air coming from the heat sink through the TOP OPENING OF THE desktop case and an inner airflow to the closet connected to the desktop case itself to create circulation and maintain a cool temperature. So this setup is for tutorial purposes only to help you with the installation OUR temperatures readings with this installation ARE
( idle 30-35 c Load are 40-67c).
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This is exactly what I wanted - Just someone actually installing the fan bit by bit, as if you were watching someone in real life do it. Thank you :)
You’r welcome 🙏🏼 glad we could help but keep in mind we installed it in a way different than usual to meet our computer setup, you can rotate it to uncover any blocked pci slots and make sure you install the rams first it will make the installation really easy just wanted to point that out for ya, please consider subscribing thank you
@@USComputerSolutions 10:00 your adaptor cables say "Low Noise Adaptor" too? I don`t get why would I use those adaptor cables unless I build a silent pc build.
I was looking at this NH-15, but I'm getting the 15s 140mm. I had got one a while back and it really does the job in cooling the CPU.
That channel intro flashes me back to watching old ass VHS tapes. :D
You missed the spacers that are in the instructions that should have been installed at 5:20.
Hello @Ryan! Thanks 🙏 for mentioning this and yes absolutely the spacers are needed & we did not forget them, but for this type of motherboard and how we installed the mount bars on the middle opening if you look closely, the curved mounting bars sits firmly on the metal screw thread side without the need of the spacers and the screw can be tightened to the full on the screw thread without any problem. Also, we must mention that when we tried to put the spacers on this particular motherboard the screw that holds the mounting bars down would not screw to the full extent. We did try the spacers on other motherboards both AMD & INTEL models with the spacers it was fine, so you may encounter motherboards like this one that gives you a hard time with the spacers but can work fully without the need of installing them.
⚠️PLEASE NOTE: That we have installed the heat sink over the first PCI thus covering it, you can always maneuver the heat sink as you wish (by not covering slots), we have intentionally done so because we don't need the first PCI slot and we need the airflow of the fans to be released from the opening (TOP) of the case that's why we installed the heat sink the other way around (i am aware some of you will disagree with this installation) it's for our airflow circulation and it works flawlessly for us, our desktop is located in a closed closet that has another outer ventilation (HEAT HOOD SUCTION) system to suck our hot air coming from the heat sink through the TOP OPENING OF THE desktop case and an inner airflow to the closet connected to the desktop case itself to create circulation and maintain a cool temperature. So this setup is for tutorial purposes only to help you with the installation OUR temperatures readings with this installation ARE: ( idle 30-35 c Load are 40-67c). THIS IS TRULY A WONDERFUL DEVICE
For any further questions please don’t hesitate to ask.
Is there a minimum power supply requirement?
I have b550 phantom 4 mother board, do i need to use spacers? and if so will it make make the cooler taller? I noticed you didn't use anything to put put the bracket on and its touching the mobo, is that ok?
Thanks for the tutorial. I've heard, that this cooler can create clearance problems for the RAM slots beneath it. Noctua actually suggests (in the general description) to move the front fan upwards in such a situation - provided the case size allows it. How much clearance is there for the RAM modules mounted beneath the cooler? - and exactly what RAM did you install ? It would be great, if you could add to the tutorial, showing how to offset the fan.
I have the NZXT 510 case and couldn't install the 2nd fan. The fan sticks out too much on the top, because of the RAM underneath and I can't close the case. And also, I got an AMD system and the heatsink fans supposed to blow toward the rear of the case. I can only recommend this cooler for people with a full tower and/or plenty of depth and space inside. If the motherboard is already connected inside the case and don't want to remove it from the tray, then it can be a real pain to connect the fan cables to the motherboard.
I've just finished my (first ever) build, and I did it with the Noctua D15. I have the Fractal Design Define R6 case, which has a cooler clearance of 18,5 cm. So I was able to offset the outside fan to allow room for the RAM.
why would you mount fans vertically? Just to suck in hot air from the gpu directly?
Good video but the ncs music is throwing me off a bit
nice video, spacer install missing
"Doesn't need to be much"
7:30 *SPLOOOOSHES ALMOST HALF THE CPU FULL OF THERMAL PASTE* oh ok
"This much is enough"
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When fans power cable contacts with heatsink, doesnt it burn or melt?
I have to ask have you just plugged your graphics card in to a 4x PCI_e port and completely clocked off your 16x port?
That graphics card is only 16x not x4 those slots are for multiple graphic cards x16
What is a push pull configuration which is the best and how do you do it?
that was a video of what NOT to do when installing a cooler
Thanks 😉
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Strange to me seeing this vertical setup, most of the NH-D15 I've seen, including my own, run horizontal along with the case fans.
I'm not sure, but for AMD boards, the only option is to mount it horizontally. And it can be an issue to mount the 2nd fan on it, due to the RAM slots. I ended up putting my water cooling radiator back in and keeping this cooler for another build maybe. It's just freakin huge.
@@Neanderthal75 It won't fit with this motherboard in horizontal position.
Hello! I’m using a B360M Mortar Mobo and I was just wondering if the Noctua is compatible with it? Also, it seems that alot of people are having troubles with the ram slots being blocked / not having space for it.
It comes with a convert kit for most motherboards either for intel or amd, you can insert the rams first then install the heatsink by the way installing it needs patience also you do not need to block any slots as i did I intentionally blocked a slot but you do not need to block anything but regarding your rams just install the rams first then install the heatsink after i hope this helps
U.S Computer Solutions oh okay. I’m getting this since my cpu cooler is the stock cooler and whenever I game, my pc tend to get very hot, i have monitored my pc while gaming it can reach over 60-70c which is hot for me! I hope this cooler will make my pc cooler. I plan to get case fans aswell if i think that’ll help since i don’t have fans that blow air outwards.
hi can you explain why you need to ad those cables? I have this cooler on my i5 9600k overclocked to 5ghz and it looks like vents go straight to mobo I have those cables should I install them? is there any gain I saw other video with someone saing something about lower rpm I wanna blast my cpu at max and possibly go to 5,2 5,3
For my setup, my computer i want to connect two fans to run using one port off of the motherboard thats why i used the cables and the must be connected this way hence I’m using one port to power the two fans at the same time. Thats why i used that cable that came with the fans
why aren’t both of the screws screwing in in the middle of the heat things? only one is screwing in and the other isn’t catching on
Try using another screw driver than the one it came with use a screw driver with a grip and do not screw all the way when you screw first let the screw grip and then screw the second one keep going back and forth between them till they tighten (do not apply too much pressure) but at the same time it does need elbow grease but we dont need to break the motherboard be very careful, hope this helps
Would any mid atx case be able to hold this thing?
I just did a bunch of research on this and ended up ordering the Phanteks pro M series. I tried the nzxt h510 but it wouldn't fit with both fans attached due to the one raised fan above the RAM. I'd recommend a case that has more than 165 mm of clearance, since the nzxt that I tried had 165 and that wasn't enough. The Noctua site actually has a compatibility page that shows which cases will work. but it says that 165 m m is enough, which is not, unless you're using some very low profile ram that doesn't require raising the second fan, which I'm not sure even exists.
So to answer your question, not every mid tower could house this, you have to check if it is wide enough. Unless you're okay with leaving the case open.
Did the phanteks pro worked fine?? So 170mm mid tower should be just fine correct?
@@angel-or1jf the case has not arrived yet, should be getting it soon
Alex Prole jjajaja damnn itt lol im also doing research im gona go for 170mm thats it
Alex Prole hey man, did your fan ever fit.?
Shouldn't you be installing it sideways (the way it was meant to be installed)... To pull cool air from front panel fans, and to push hot air to back panel exhaust fan. Instead of pulling hot air from gpu.. Just saying.
Yes great question! I flipped it on purpose, i explained it in the description, reason why the desktop was inside a closed cabinet in that cabinet was venting vacuum system like a hood that sucked hot air from top of the case rather than behind meaning that the airflow that needed to escape was from top of the computer case thats why i positioned it to vent out from top rather than behind , worked like a charm, also now we moved out office to another location and re flipped the heatsink to normal, you can check my other videos.
After applying the thermal paste the two screws won't screw in after the cooler is mounted. Please help.
Try a long screw driver rather than using the screw driver that comes with the device apply some pressure make sure you dont snap the heatsink.
@@USComputerSolutions Perfect, it worked like a charm, Thank You.
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does this cooler make the first pcie slot inaccessible on this board? I have the same board and it looks like it does obstruct it.
Please read description for this video.
@@USComputerSolutions Yeah but the first PCI-E is the best for gfx cards...
I agree, but we have tested the card to see any difference using benchmark and really there was no difference for this “spastic card”, maybe a higher performance one would but for this nothing, it was smooth and good fps, but this computer is not for gaming and it is in a cabinet that we build for it that had to be set up this way and it has been working wonderful, I must mention the airflow of the computer is awesome the temperature is great so you can choose how you want the airflow direction to be with those fans by changing the heatsink direction if you need the first Slot and not cover it is really your choice, but if we had setup the heat sink fans the other angle (by not covering the slot) in our cabinet setup we wont have a good airflow at all meaning the heat wont exit from above it will actually stay in the computer causing it to over heat. So again the way how we setup the heatsink works best for our airflow for where we have the computer setup in our office.
I'm getting verge vibes
How not to set up your D15! Spacers missed, clips wrong. Check out the Noctua site instead.
Missed spacer bro?
You can always insert the spacer if you like in my case i did not need it, it is working perfectly with me.
Why use a Ysplitter for the cpu when the motherboard has cpu TPM and Aux CPU TPM ports its just a mess of cables the less the better
Cable extension that came in my box say "Low Noise Adaptor" I guess I will just skip that conection he did at 10:00
@@Santti.G the low noise adapter lowers the voltage of the fan and rpm. Decreasing its cooling capability don’t use it ! It’s super quiet anyways even without it .
Why the fuck was that mount direction your first choice instead of moving one of the fans on the other side of the heatsink?
You've now covered up your 1st PCI-E slot..
i’ve been trying to screw this in for an hour but just can’t get it into my motherboard. i have everything in the right place (the correct AMD brackets in the AM4 slot) but just can’t get this cooler in place.
Same! But im using lga115x
I just got it in! Try using a different screwdriver as the one included isn’t good.
Try taking the mother board out of the case
Also make sure you're using the spacers, he doesn't use them in this video
Не той стороной установил 😖
Please read the description we purposely inserted the Fans this way for our built and it has been working well with us with great temperature but if it doesn't work for your built you can mount it the other way its your choice either way it works well