Review on Noctua NH-U9S: Exceptional Premium 🧱 CPU Cooler with NF-A9 92mm Fan (Brown) by Derek Cage

I bought this CPU cooler after seeing great reviews on Noctua products and using it for 5 days. I can say it works and under normal conditions the GPU is cooled to 38C, and the CPU up to 45C at the time of writing this review. The GPU runs and never goes above 85C which is a healthy temperature , and the CPU temp is around 60C. When both hit 80C earlier and the GPU went up to 86C+, I basically gave up on MeMyselfAndI also have a 92mm rear vent (Noctua Chroma) and a 120mm fan with top inlet (Arctic) (if you have these fans you don't need a Y-splitter for the 4-pin as the Arctic has a slot for the second fan) and this is for those who currently trying to find a working processor and need more information on fitting this particular cooler for this particular prebuilt omen. You will need a T15 screwdriver, thermal paste is included. This cooler requires you to remove the motherboard, so you will need to do this as shown in the HP YouTube video. You need to unscrew the three screws that secure the processor bracket and make sure the processor doesn't fall out and fall into the PC case. And be careful not to lose the screws in the small slots in the PC case. I did both. So be careful. Once the backplate is free, rip out the metal part of the backplate and discard the plastic part as it will be replaced with the one provided with the cooler. Resetting the CPU brake is pretty easy, you just screw in two rear ones and one front and just lower the lever to the position it was in before unscrewing it. This is mainly about the features of this particular cooler and Omen motherboard. , otherwise everything is about the same as in any other guide for a PC.