And I bought it for 50 bucks off ebay, at Rascom (that's the mother company of Noctua). I bought this D14 for example, to stay with me for at least two or three systems.

I don't care about 25 bucks~ when I only replace the cooler in 5 years or more - the guarantee Noctua gives me to fit on any CPU is way more worth than that. 1-2x upgraded, I don't know how good the Thermalright fan is, but I know the Noctua ones aren't optimal to say the least.Īgain let's leave it be, I won't accept it anyway, I think my arguments are simply better. The D15 is ugly in your opinion, but I said 3 times now that you can change the fans with better ones, and I still bet, with upgraded fans on BOTH coolers, that the D15 would clearly win.

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