Absolutely no surprise to anyone, Noctua have used their trademark brown and white packaging. As ugly as it is, there’s something strangely appealing about it. The front gives you a bullet point layout of the key features and an arty shot of the base of the cooler.
The rear and side give a much more detailed description of specifications and details of the NH-U12A.
One thing we like about Noctua’s packaging is the dedication to fitting everything together inside. The cooler is delivered as you see it, inside a bespoke cardboard surround, with all additional parts inside the brown box.
Inside the box is mounting hardware for all of AMD and Intel’s current sockets, except for the Threadripper socket.
Individual instructions are provided for LGA115x, LGA20xx and AMD sockets as well as specific pieces for each socket type.
Noctua also bundle a low-noise adaptor which limits the fan’s ability to reach higher RPMs, and therefore lowers its noise output at 100% PWM.
The rear and side give a much more detailed description of specifications and details of the NH-U12A.
One thing we like about Noctua’s packaging is the dedication to fitting everything together inside. The cooler is delivered as you see it, inside a bespoke cardboard surround, with all additional parts inside the brown box.
Inside the box is mounting hardware for all of AMD and Intel’s current sockets, except for the Threadripper socket.
Individual instructions are provided for LGA115x, LGA20xx and AMD sockets as well as specific pieces for each socket type.
Noctua also bundle a low-noise adaptor which limits the fan’s ability to reach higher RPMs, and therefore lowers its noise output at 100% PWM.
