Question 1

It says it isn't compatible with lga 1150 but on noctua's site it says it is, does anyone use this on lga 1150 or know for sure if they are compatible?

Accepted Answer

I just recently installed this cooler on a new system built with an Intel Haswell / LGA 1150.  The SE2 comes packaged with an Intel mounting kit supports LGA 1550.

Question 2

How do you open the NT-H1 thermal compund hypoderimic?

Accepted Answer

The Noctua NT-H1 Thermal Compound syringe has a black colored, plastic,  protective cap. Unscrew the black colored  cap and the syringe is ready for use. Just depress the plunger to apply the compound to the center of your cpu or apu. When you are finished applying the compound wipe the syringe and screw the black protective cap back on. You can save the remaining thermal compound for future use.

Question 3

is it more then 1 fan? or why is it so expensive?

Accepted Answer

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Thank you for contacting us in regards to your question.

The product is being sold and shipped by Marketplace Sellers. We do not control their pricing because they are an independent store using our website to list their products.

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Newegg Support

Question 4

Do the fans come with 4 or 3 pin connectors?

Accepted Answer

4 pins. I used the splitter included to connect to the mobo cpu fan connector.

Question 5

Does anyone know if the AMD Radeon R9 gamer series RAM fit underneath this heatsink? Will be using an A10-7850K (FM2+ socket). I'm assuming so but I wanted to make sure.

Accepted Answer

The answer to the question is answered on the Noctua web site.

Question 6

Will this fit in a fractal design define mini case with a MSI GTX 770 OC?

Accepted Answer

Depends on you motherboard hardware layout.

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