That's because it's pretty much near the limit of what you can do with a dual tower. You could make something significantly better but it would be huge and and expensive and couldn't be fit in most cases. Most tower coolers are roughly the same size to accommodate most PC builds. A custom made prebuilt with a giant heatsink with 12 heatpipe would annihilate the D15 but of course we don't have anything like that available :)
Cause reviewers aren't motivated to review other models. A lot of cheaper models like the Thermalright Peerless Assassin are better for newgen sockets but everyone love Noctua's old tech and don't want their old statements to be wrong
Recent fan and cooler releases seem to be catching and surpassing Noctua. This is another good example. Great competition in this market is making for some genuine consumer choice. I'd love to see some more "Top down" cooling optoins now that fans are producing such good perfomance, especially on something like a non "x" overclocked Zen 4 chip. Have you got got anything coming up that would cover this and possibly a future Zen 5 CPU, though little is yet known about thermals for them?
True but they're catching up to Noctua's old NH-D15 cooler which came out nearly 10 years ago. Noctua will be releasing the NH-D15 second gen in 2024 with their new fan design and 8 heat pipes, curious as to how they will compete against that. It's a great time for air cooler enthusiasts, so many new products and the competition is great.
5:57 I had encountered the same problem on mounting MA620M with AM4 socket, the plastic-like back plate holding such heavy cooler cannot be tightened firmly on the motherboard really confused me, but it turns out to be okay with temperature on 5900X after installing and the thermal paste was squeezed pretty average! The cooler itself pull toward the mounting socket by screwing bolts on the top of cooler I guess
I got this cooler with 7800X3D and I am so happy with my choice. I am getting ~50c while gaming and it's completely silent. I could make the curve more aggressive for cooler temps, but I see no need to. I also have Fractal Torrent, so maybe you won't get same results with your case. Still, it's such a great cooler that I don't think you can go wrong with it.
@@blue-lu3iz i service my nh15 fans every 6 months ez, and dust off my fractal torrent filters every month, i repast every winter 4 overclock time... every 2 / 3 years i upgrade something and then do a deep cleaning.
@@Draxlar using now the fractal torrent and never was so easy to service my pc, to clean up the fans filter is very practical and fast, using the noctua d15 ...
I still think u should do a round up with the mibs vs the cheap alix ones and see the delta results between all of them i think there are many stars in alix that ppl dont know about
Hello ! I watch a lot of videos !... I'm lost because nr200p has 2 years now ! And my question is : what is the best build TODAY for this case for fans and ventirad ! I need help ! 😊 by exemple what is the best between noctua n14s and ma824 ?! This will beter with 2 fans bottom and two fans top, which one ?! Maybe a fan at the back ?!!! Help 😅
If you don't mind the 135mm fan running faster, you should still be able to get good performance but on a noise equal basis the 2nd fan is going to be a few degrees better.
@@dragoljubzdravkovic1737 You would be surprised to learn that there are even larger coolers with triple fans for the 6600XT! It doesn't get much better with the newer AMD 7000 series or Nvidia 4000 series.
@@Kokinkun Im not surprised at all, with all the unnecessarily decorative components, there were always around, just in a minority. Im just disappointed that its still, or even more of a thing. Mainstream instead of a fad
Step 1: Get a Peerless Assassin, or its newer version. Step 2: Replace fans with T30s Will likely beat this, fit the NR200 and is still cheaper. Option B: get a Thermalright Frost Spirit 140 - will beat this and be cheaper
I don't see the purpose of having a vanity plate on top of the fin stack if it's going to feature visible screws that ruin the clean aesthetic. 4:13 The vanity plate is actually hampering performance because the smaller fan's outer diameter goes beyond it, forcing it to blow air away from the fin stack. What the heck, Cooler Master.
Yep especially if they’re the same price and aios have a 10 degree difference at the same 35db noise and they hold easily 10 years and who is gonna use the same cooler for more than that
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Cooler Master MA824 on the nr200p can the side panels be closed?
The original D15 was released in 2014 and it's still the benchmark for air coolers. Think about it.
That's because it's pretty much near the limit of what you can do with a dual tower. You could make something significantly better but it would be huge and and expensive and couldn't be fit in most cases. Most tower coolers are roughly the same size to accommodate most PC builds. A custom made prebuilt with a giant heatsink with 12 heatpipe would annihilate the D15 but of course we don't have anything like that available :)
For older cpus maybe, you can get better with different models.
Cause reviewers aren't motivated to review other models. A lot of cheaper models like the Thermalright Peerless Assassin are better for newgen sockets but everyone love Noctua's old tech and don't want their old statements to be wrong
Hell the D14 still performs with in a few degrees of most high end coolers today.
and D15 gen 2 gonna release next year
Excellent news to see another great option on the market. Doubly so for me, as CoolerMaster products are always available in my place of residence.
Seems like a similar design to the Thermalright FS140. That cooler also performs better than a D15
I'm getting this for my AM5 build.
How its working?
A tad to expensive for my taste. I have enough coolers and am basically waiting for the fuma3 and new D15
So after my first build ever with a air cooler here I am now looking for another air cooler
Recent fan and cooler releases seem to be catching and surpassing Noctua. This is another good example. Great competition in this market is making for some genuine consumer choice.
I'd love to see some more "Top down" cooling optoins now that fans are producing such good perfomance, especially on something like a non "x" overclocked Zen 4 chip. Have you got got anything coming up that would cover this and possibly a future Zen 5 CPU, though little is yet known about thermals for them?
What also hirts noctua sales is their ugly colour scheme
@@najeebshah. I both agree and not. Yes they are ugly looking to me also, but I don’t have a glass panel vanity case, so I don’t see them 🙂
@@najeebshah.if it ain’t brown I ain’t down
True but they're catching up to Noctua's old NH-D15 cooler which came out nearly 10 years ago. Noctua will be releasing the NH-D15 second gen in 2024 with their new fan design and 8 heat pipes, curious as to how they will compete against that. It's a great time for air cooler enthusiasts, so many new products and the competition is great.
@@Soggy-Soy-Toy bbc for you
5:57 I had encountered the same problem on mounting MA620M with AM4 socket, the plastic-like back plate holding such heavy cooler cannot be tightened firmly on the motherboard really confused me, but it turns out to be okay with temperature on 5900X after installing and the thermal paste was squeezed pretty average! The cooler itself pull toward the mounting socket by screwing bolts on the top of cooler I guess
I got this cooler with 7800X3D and I am so happy with my choice. I am getting ~50c while gaming and it's completely silent. I could make the curve more aggressive for cooler temps, but I see no need to. I also have Fractal Torrent, so maybe you won't get same results with your case. Still, it's such a great cooler that I don't think you can go wrong with it.
lol exactly the same setup am running🤣🤣🤣
hi, did you use the pre-installed thermal paste or did you change it? thx
@@amarash6306 I can't remember now. :P
I think it was just some regular old thermal paste, nothing fancy.
@@amarash6306 pre installed paste is good ….its the cooler master gel v2 stuff
@@Draxlar ahah okok thx
I’m interested to see what you get in the Sliger S620. I’m running DeepCool’s AS500 Plus White
NEEDS 2 be more practical to service that fan in the middle, i will wait for noctua v2. thx
@@blue-lu3iz i service my nh15 fans every 6 months ez, and dust off my fractal torrent filters every month, i repast every winter 4 overclock time... every 2 / 3 years i upgrade something and then do a deep cleaning.
@@noir-13I'm getting this cooler for 7800X3D and Torrent. How do you like your case?
@@userbeneficiaryI'm getting this cooler for 7800X3D and Torrent. How do you like your case?
@@noir-13Sorry and tnx. :D
@@Draxlar using now the fractal torrent and never was so easy to service my pc, to clean up the fans filter is very practical and fast, using the noctua d15 ...
Can I put a third cooler on the other side of the tower?
@MachinesMore Cooler Master MA824 on the nr200p can the side panels be closed?
Any idea if it will fit the asus strix b650e-i?
can it handle 14900k?
can you review the fuma3 the specs make it sound like it will fit the nr200
I still think u should do a round up with the mibs vs the cheap alix ones and see the delta results between all of them i think there are many stars in alix that ppl dont know about
Hello ! I watch a lot of videos !... I'm lost because nr200p has 2 years now ! And my question is : what is the best build TODAY for this case for fans and ventirad ! I need help ! 😊 by exemple what is the best between noctua n14s and ma824 ?! This will beter with 2 fans bottom and two fans top, which one ?! Maybe a fan at the back ?!!! Help 😅
How about only using the 135mm Fan will there be a massive difference in temps ?
If you don't mind the 135mm fan running faster, you should still be able to get good performance but on a noise equal basis the 2nd fan is going to be a few degrees better.
Nice.
Nice!
what exact model is that Radeon gpu?
looks pretty serious...
Sapphire Nitro+ 6600XT according to the description link. It's low-mid range by today's standards but appropriate for low power SFF builds.
@@Kokinkun Thnx... I meant design wise, looks aggressive
@@Kokinkun That heatsink seems a bit of an overkill for a 6600xt.. and way too big for a sff config
@@dragoljubzdravkovic1737 You would be surprised to learn that there are even larger coolers with triple fans for the 6600XT! It doesn't get much better with the newer AMD 7000 series or Nvidia 4000 series.
@@Kokinkun Im not surprised at all, with all the unnecessarily decorative components, there were always around, just in a minority.
Im just disappointed that its still, or even more of a thing. Mainstream instead of a fad
Step 1: Get a Peerless Assassin, or its newer version.
Step 2: Replace fans with T30s
Will likely beat this, fit the NR200 and is still cheaper.
Option B: get a Thermalright Frost Spirit 140 - will beat this and be cheaper
got peerless assasin 120 SE, one of the best price to performance air cooler.
@@bisayatechtips doesn't the frost spirit still perform better at least according to hardware canucks from what I remember
@@Invictus_Mithra nop maybe you're referring to phantom spirit.
I don't see the purpose of having a vanity plate on top of the fin stack if it's going to feature visible screws that ruin the clean aesthetic.
4:13 The vanity plate is actually hampering performance because the smaller fan's outer diameter goes beyond it, forcing it to blow air away from the fin stack. What the heck, Cooler Master.
Looks great, but I hate the logo in the middle. I want my PC to my own, not Cooler Master's.
Banana
$200+.........nah
Evidently the official stock hasn’t hit yet, it should be at MSRP 🤔
@@MachinesMoreok sweet
Cool, but in a world of AIOs who wants a massive chunk of aluminum hanging off their motherboard.
Yep especially if they’re the same price and aios have a 10 degree difference at the same 35db noise and they hold easily 10 years and who is gonna use the same cooler for more than that
Don't buy aircoolers now, wait for the vapor chambers ones
1st !