Is Noctua a Chinese company?

Noctua is an Austrian computer hardware manufacturer of CPU coolers and computer fans primarily for the enthusiast market. The company was founded in 2005 and is a joint venture between the Austrian company Rascom Computerdistribution Ges.

Is it worth buying Noctua fans?

Noctua fans are worth it because they’re utterly quiet, durable, and adept at blowing out heat. They come with many accessories and, unlike most fans, don’t start rattling like a jet while spinning at max speed. Noctua fans are certainly worth it if you care about tranquility since they’re exceptionally silent.

Where are Noctua fans manufactured?

Noctua has production sites in both Taiwan and China, all of which operate to the same strict quality standards.

Does Noctua make their own fans?

Noctua informed us that the company has made fans in both China and Taiwan for a long time now, but that they normally do not produce the same fan at both factories.

How old is Noctua?

Vienna, October 29th 2015 – Noctua today celebrated its 10-year anniversary.

Does Noctua have RGB fans?

Noctua has no plans to go RGB. The company has made a concession to looks, though, by adding more all-black components to its Chromax line, so it’ll be easier to get svelte black CPU coolers and fans that deliver Noctua-caliber performance while blending into a case.

Where is Noctua based?

Austria
Designed in Austria, Noctua’s premium cooling components are internationally renowned for their superb quietness, exceptional performance and thoroughgoing quality.

Why is Noctua NH-D15 good?

Extending below the fin-stacks, the large NF-A15 fans not only contribute to the NH-D15’s superb CPU cooling capabilities but also provide massive airflow over surrounding motherboard components and heatsinks, thus ensuring excellent component cooling performance.

Are Noctua fans loud?

I got a call from their technician, who indeed confirmed that it was the fans making the noise. He said that they weren’t defective, and that he usually sees this kind of noise from the Noctua fans. Apparently, it’s the motor sound who hums very loudly with an alternating frequency.