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retailer and the international Noctua support team at
[email protected] are at your service.
Please also consult the FAQ section on our website
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Caution: Tighten the screws until they stop.
Caution: Make sure to use the correct holes on the mounting bars.
Fix the mounting bars using the 4 thumb screws.
Step 5:
Applying thermal paste
If there are residual traces of thermal paste or thermal pads
on your CPU, please clean them off first. Then press a small
drop (4-5mm diameter) of NT-H1 onto the centre of the heat-
spreader.
Caution: Applying too much thermal paste will lower the heat
conductivity and cooling performance!
Step 6:
Fastening the heatsink to the CPU
Caution: Please take off the protection cover at the bottom side
of the heatsink first!
Put the heatsink onto the CPU and screw it to the screw threads
of the mounting bars.
Caution: Tighten the screws until they stop.
Caution: Make sure that the curved sides of the mounting bars
are pointing outwards.
Connect the fan to the mainboard, power supply or fan con-
troller.
Depending on your CPU and the temperature inside the case,
you may interconnect the supplied Low-Noise Adapter (L.N.A.)
or Ultra-Low-Noise Adapter (U.L.N.A.) in order to further re-
duce the fan’s operating noise.
Caution: When using the (U.)L.N.A., check the temperature
of your CPU using appropriate software (e.g. the respective
applications of your mainboard manufacturer), in order to
evade automatic throttling of the CPU due to the increased
temperature.
If the cooling performance is insufficient, please increase case
ventilation or remove the (U.)L.N.A.
Attaching the fan
Step 7:
First stick the 4 anti-vibration pads onto the cooling fins in
order to dampen minor vibrations emitted by the fan. Then
attach the fan to the heatsink using the 2 steel clips, placing it
so that it blows onto the heatsink.
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Installation Manual
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4.
3.
1.
2.
Ultra-Low-Noise Adapter
(U.L.N.A.), 750 RPM, 10.1 dB/A
Low-Noise Adapter (L.N.A.)
900 RPM, 13.2 dB/A
