Noctua NH D-15 is already 4 years old. Why there are no improvements in CPU cooling...

A CPU cooler is just a fan and a heatsink. How would you improve it?

holy shit
didnt know its that old

>your GPU never really heats up

wat

Noctua are gods of engineering, nobody can beat them

They are coming out with a new one soon though with their new fans, only Noctua can beat Noctua

remove the fan

>Why there are no improvements in CPU cooling?
Because there's no real need. CPU tdp has gone down from 2012-2017.
On intel CPUs the bottleneck is the TIM beneath the heat-spreader. Ryzen is cool, doesnt overclock well and comes with perfectly usable coolers.

threadripper and and LGA2011 are really niche, and the autismos that might want to overclock them can use custom loops.

servers use loud as fuck high RPM fans and thus have no problems.

>Why Noctua doesn't make GPU coolers?
Because most GPUs have different PCBs and very few people would be willing to replace them anyways. Most informed buyers buy GPUs with pretty good heatsinks on them already.

More efficient coolers are good though because it means you can run the fan speed lower for lower noise

where the fuck can i buy 8000rpm Delta fans in Sweden? Do you know?

Think about it Evga is considered one of the best but still NH D-15 wins it by over 20 celsius: youtube.com/watch?v=h6hvsqUEtZ4

Because the laws of thermodynamics.
Either find better materials to dissipate heat, or you *need* to increase the amount of space you're using.

Also

>they don't make these in different colours

Seriously they hate money

The real question is how you know I am in sweden

Because CPU cooling is over exaggerated as fuck already and likely won't need any improvement in 10 years (except making all dumbasses realize they don't need 10 fans and 100 bucks cooler)

Of course. Most people dont sit in perfectly sound dampened rooms listening to nothing, though. The stock ryzen cooler, for example is near-quiet in idle and casual use (browsing and such).

For the low-noise enthusiasts there is noctua.

I use a noctua but I have a custom fan curve on everything so it's perfectly silent in idle, and spins up when doing something intensive. Of course I don't even notice.

It's coming black end of this year I think. Also new fans.

No market.
Every company has multiple PCB revisions for each GPU, so you would end up either having a shitty one size fits all solution, having to make a different cooler for every model, or selectively choosing a couple models to make coolers for.
I would totally buy a huge Noctua GPU cooler, but they won't make any because they would likely be limited to stock GPUs and the market would be too small.

we need wireless cooling

I don't see why it would need improving when it can cool one of these bastards with the voltage cranked to 1.5V and beyond.

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What's the best noctua case fans?

Main thing I'm wondering is it worth it to get those 3000rpm "industrial" fans...

Why aren't there standoffs for case mounted GPUs, right angle Pci connectors, and tall GPU coolers?

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Probably because a GPU that needs a tall cooler would have such a high TDP that it's not ideal.

Because there's no improvements that it needs? It still fits current CPUs, it cools more than well enough for the highest power ones, and it still fits in with space for a GPU and RAM.

Meme. Can't cool high power CPUs like you have in desktops, and can't fit in small cases like people want for low power chips.

There are. Some cases allow a GPU to be mounted vertically, and there are extender cables of various lengths for if you want to mount your GPU wherever.

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why not the usb type?