Noctua

Several other products in the roadmap have been delayed a quarter. On a positive note, Noctua has added some fan grills to the roadmap for the current quarter.

Noctua's been working on its Intel Rocket Lake compatibility list, and the majority of Z590 boards have already been added.

Noctua, famous for their brown and white fans, is selling hooded sweatshirts online.

Noctua's NH-L9a-AM4 Chromax.Black is a thin, small form-factor cooler targeting AMD-based PCs where space is a luxury.

Black case fans with a splash of color.

Noctua has again teased the public with a short video showing off its all-black Chromax line of CPU and fans.

At Computex, Noctua showed off a number of upcoming cooling technologies, including a Fanless CPU cooler and its 140mm A-series fan.

Noctua announced that its multi-socket coolers will now include AM4 mounting hardware at no additional cost.

Noctua's latest fan was designed from the ground up to deliver the best performance Noctua can offer for both high-pressure and high-flow applications.

Noctua has updated a pair of low-profile coolers to make them compatible with AMD’s AM4 socket.

Noctua offered more information about three high-end CPU heatsinks for AMD’s Ryzen Threadripper and EPYC processors it announced at Computex 2017.

After five long years in development, Noctua announced its next-generation 120mm A-series fan at Computex 2017.

In addition to the new fans, the company also introduced a new fan controller, anti-vibration mounts, and S-ATA power adaptor cable.

That Noctua is taking its sweet time to develop its products is no surprise, and therefore there are also no huge surprises at its Computex booth. Even so, that didn't stop the Austrian cooling manufacturer from impressing us.

Noctua has shaved a little bit off of two of its coolers and is shipping them with just a single fan. This makes them a little quieter and cheaper.

Noctua gives the Mini-ITX platform a little love with its new NH-L9x65 CPU cooler.

Noctua has built three new 92 mm CPU coolers.

Noctua has updated its 92 mm and 80 mm fans and has built a dedicated version of its NF-A4x10 fan.

Noctua will give you LGA2011 mounting hardware for free, if you need it.

Noctua showed off its Active Noise Cancellation technology at Computex 2014.