Conclusion
It’s time to wrap up the presentation of this fan pack. In all cases, you’ll get top-of-the-range mills. They feature a number of significant changes compared to the previous NF-A15 PWM fans from the same manufacturer.
In addition to the proposed improvements, the brand continues to offer brown/beige fans, which may not please everyone. Whether or not you’re prepared to wait for the chromax.black versions to come out remains to be seen. In any case, the coloured silentblocks of the current NF-A15 are already compatible.
Of course, this is only an introductory article, no test or measurement here, but you can already get an idea of how they perform in terms of noise pollution (and performance, to a lesser extent) in our test of the NH-D15 G2.
Once again, you’ll have to spend a pretty penny to buy this fan or fans. Expect to pay around €40 each, compared with €80 for this pack of two. However, Noctua presents this set as a solid basis for upgrading your heatsink.
Many thanks to Noctua!
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