NoctuaNH-P1, Passive CPU Cooler - Fanless Heatsink for 100% Silent Cooling
Details
- Product dimensions15.2L x 15.4W
- BrandNoctua
- Power connector type3-Pin
- Cooling methodConvection
- Compatible devicesDesktop
- MaterialCopper joints
Description
❄️ Silence is the new power: Cool your CPU without a whisper.
- SPACE SMART DESIGN - Clears top PCIe slots on most ATX and µATX boards, maximizing your build’s expandability.
- UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY - Seamlessly fits AMD AM4/AM5 and Intel LGA115x to LGA1851 sockets, ensuring future-proof versatility.
- PRO GRADE MOUNTING SYSTEM - Torx-based SecuFirm2+ ensures rock-solid, easy installation for professional-grade stability.
- WHISPER QUIET PERFORMANCE - Experience absolute silence with passive, fanless cooling—no distractions, just pure productivity.
- ENHANCED THERMAL EFFICIENCY - Equipped with second-gen NT-H2 thermal paste for optimal heat dissipation in low to moderate TDP CPUs.
The Noctua NH-P1 is a premium passive CPU cooler designed for 100% silent operation through natural convection. Compatible with a wide range of AMD and Intel sockets, it features a professional SecuFirm2+ mounting system and comes pre-applied with advanced NT-H2 thermal compound. Ideal for low to moderate heat CPUs, it clears top PCIe slots on most ATX and µATX motherboards, making it a perfect choice for noise-conscious professionals seeking reliable, fanless cooling.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Noctua |
| Part number | NH-P1 |
| Item Weight | 1.2 kg |
| Product Dimensions | 15.2 x 15.4 x 15.8 cm; 1.2 kg |
| Item model number | NH-P1 |
| Colour | Grey |
| Material | Copper, aluminium, soldered joints, nickel plating |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Included components | Thermal paste |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
Reviews
M**E
Great Heatsink
Great product, make sure that your case is compliant, it's pretty big and won't fit in some cases, make sure it works passively with your CPU, I've got it running semi-passively on an i9 10th gen locked processor. Works great, the fan I bought to stick on it is inaudible.Think about the airflow and you're good, couldn't be happier.
I**S
Silent and cool.
Also cool looking! It so very hugely gargantuan on the mobo in the case. A statement piece. I have the 12 gen 400 Intel and with max stress test CPU was only 75° or something. Very happy with that. I don't high wattage gaming or graphic rendering.Also Noctua were very helpful with good responsive comms.
A**E
Does the job
Fit perfectly in a medium size tower with just half an inch to spare on each size. If you place it correctly, it doesn't hide or compromise PCIe ports. It's requirement to remove the motherboard in order to install it as it comes with a specific backplate.I use it to cool an Intel i7 that I use for video editing. Works perfectly without additional fan.The only problem is now I hear the power supply :) I am looking for a silent power supply.Time to install: about 30 minutes.
A**E
Excellent
Definitely the best PC Passive CPU cooler as of 2021.
T**T
Outstanding
I’m using an old AM4 based PC as a dedicated home media server and wanted it quiet as possible. So used a 5600G chip and no graphics card. The cooler was a bit difficult to install on the braces but when I applied some force it screwed in fine. Temps are outstanding and given my use case the chip hovers around 30 degrees centigrade. Silence and low temps, I couldn’t be more pleased.
M**U
Very good heat dissipation
I bought it to build a passive pc. It keeps a i5 13500 at 30c on desktop use and below 85c on a stress test at 100% and 155w of heat. Have to say that I installed a case fan to help in the summer. Very pleased.Very heavy, big but effective. It’s also very expensive tough…
N**K
mini itx amd with Noctua NH-P1
works great on my media systemryzen g with on board graphic
M**T
Best passive CPU heatsink
Tried the nofan version and the heat pipe only design was a bit poor on thermal transfer to air so replaced it. This is rather big and ITX motherboards are challenging to fit on due to size/shape profile. Had to wire in the motherboard before fitting the heatsink but was easy to do as the final mounting screws hold themselves in place. Recommend fitting then removing to check before moving into final position. Thanks
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