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Cooler Master MasterLiquid 360 Atmos White
AIO liquid · 360 · 27.2 dBA

Noctua's flagship dual tower nearly matches large AIOs in games, but costs around three times rival air coolers.
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The NH-D15 G2 is Noctua's flagship dual-tower air cooler, with eight heatpipes, two speed-offset NF-A14x25r G2 fans rated 1,500 RPM and 24.8 dB(A), a 168 mm height and offset mounting for AM5. PC Gamer found it among the best air coolers available, with low noise, while Tom's Hardware measured better thermals than the original but judged the price too high and noted rattle and noise variance on its unit. Regular, HBC and LBC versions target different CPU contact shapes.
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Noctua NH-D15 G2 Review & Benchmarks, HBC & LBC Comparison, & Best CPU Coolers
Gamers Nexus
Gamers Nexus reviews the Noctua NH-D15 G2 with thermal, acoustic, and pressure benchmarks plus comparisons against Noctua's other variants.
Return of the King - Noctua NH-D15 G2 Review
Hardware Canucks
Hardware Canucks reviews the NH-D15 G2 as a contender for best air cooler despite its high price and competition from Thermalright and DeepCool.
The 👑 Is Back Where it Belongs - Noctua NH-D15 G2 Review
STS
STS reviews the Noctua NH-D15 G2, testing whether its new fans and dual-tower design return it to the top of benchmark charts.
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Tom's Hardware
MixedTom's Hardware saw better thermals than the original NH-D15 and praised Noctua's support, but considered the asking price too high and reported rattling and varying noise on its review sample.
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Read the sourcePC Gamer
PositivePC Gamer rated it at the top of air cooling, on a par with big 360 mm AIOs in games and light workloads, while flagging the steep price, 168 mm height and CPU-specific base versions.
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Noctua sells regular, HBC and LBC versions. Tom's Hardware says HBC suits LGA1700 CPUs that have warped from socket bending, while LBC suits flatter CPUs such as AM4 or LGA2011.
In dual-fan mode it needs standard-height memory up to 32 mm, and in single-fan mode it clears at least 59 mm, per the maker data listed by Overclockers UK.
Yes. Listed support covers LGA1851, LGA1700, LGA1200 and LGA115x plus AM5 and AM4, and the box includes offset mounting bars for AM5.
Tom's Hardware judged its list price too high, and PC Gamer noted it costs about three times other well-regarded dual-fan air coolers, so it suits buyers who value Noctua's acoustics and support.
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