Noctua to Provide a Free Mount for Haswell CPUs

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The NM-i115x is advertised as "an enthusiast-grade mounting kit that meets the highest demands in safety, performance and ease-of-use."

Noctua's NM-i115x kit will provide most of its coolers released in 2005 or earlier with compatibility to the three sockets (LGA1150, LGA1155, LGA1156) that will be arriving with the release of Intel's upcoming Haswell range of CPUs. It marks the continuation of the company's tradition of providing its users with its SecuFirm2 mountings free of charge.

For more information and the full list of compatible coolers, visit the NM-i115x's product page on Noctua's website.

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Tarun Iyer
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Tarun Iyer was a contributor for Tom's Hardware who wrote news covering a wide range of technology topics, including processors, graphics cards, cooling systems, and computer peripherals. He also covered tech trends such as the development of adaptive all-in-one PCs.

24 Comments Comment from the forums
  • memadmax
    What?
    These guys think they are THAT special or something????
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  • amuffin
    Well, they're not making you pay for it!

    Good guy Noctua.
    Reply
  • derekullo
    For a second I thought they were giving away free "services" if you bought a Haswell CPU.
    Reply
  • vaughn2k
    memadmaxWhat?These guys think they are THAT special or something????Well. It's important to me...
    I have a Noctua NH-D14, LH-L12, LH-L9i.
    And this free mounting, will let me re-use this existing lovely cooler, without shelling out violets.
    So you better think about it..

    I did not requested these items by the way, they just sent me an email notice, that I will receive 3 sets free.
    See how important I am to them?
    Reply
  • unknownmember
    this why my past 3 systems has been just noctua coolers. they're such a great company, worth every penny.
    Reply
  • Novuake
    "2005 or earlier" You mean later???
    Reply
  • rmpumper
    Why does Intel change the cooler mount design every time they release a new socket?
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  • Novuake
    10548095 said:
    Why does Intel change the cooler mount design every time they release a new socket?

    Its a new smaller socket. So smaller mounting holes. That means that system boards can be built smaller. So they are kinda forced to do it.
    Reply
  • tadej petric
    Nice!
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  • A Bad Day
    rmpumperWhy does Intel change the cooler mount design every time they release a new socket?
    Because it's easier to have the socket as an afterthought when building an extremely complex machine, than to think, "Hey, is this compatible with AM3+? No? Back to the drawing board."
    Reply