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Noctua
A compact dual-tower cooler with a 92mm PWM fan that fits 110mm height limits while clearing RAM and PCIe slots on most ITX boards
The Noctua NH-D9L is a premium dual-tower CPU air cooler standing 110mm tall with a 92mm NF-A9 PWM fan. Its 95x95mm footprint and horizontal fan orientation deliver strong cooling performance while maintaining full clearance for RAM modules and PCIe cards on Intel and AMD platforms. The package includes NT-H1 thermal paste and the SecuFirm2 mounting system for Intel LGA1851, LGA1700, LGA1200, LGA1156, LGA1155, LGA1151, LGA1150 and AMD AM5, AM4 sockets.
This cooler targets builders assembling HTPC, ITX, Small Form Factor or 3U server chassis where height is limited to 110mm. The 100% RAM and PCIe compatibility on mini-ITX boards makes it practical for dense layouts. Buyers who need higher thermal capacity for heavy overclocking should look at larger coolers instead. Systems requiring fan sizes other than 92mm will not match this mounting pattern.
The single specification that determines compatibility is the 110mm overall height, which enables 3U rack compliance and fits cases with parallel airflow paths. At 531g weight with copper heatsink material, the NF-A9 fan runs at 2000 RPM standard or 1550 RPM with the Low-Noise Adaptor, producing 46.44 CFM airflow at 22.8 dBA or 36.84 CFM at 16.3 dBA respectively.
| Brand | Noctua |
|---|---|
| Model | NH-D9L |
| Color | Brown |
| Type | Fan & Heatsinks |
| Fan Size | 92mm |
| CPU Socket Compatibility | Intel LGA1851, LGA1700, LGA1200, LGA1156, LGA1155, LGA1151, LGA1150 and AMD AM5, AM4 |
| Bearing Type | SSO2 |
| RPM | 2000 RPM (Standard), 1550 RPM (with L.N.A.) |
| Air Flow | 46.44 CFM (Standard), 36.84 CFM (with L.N.A.) |
| Noise Level | 22.8 dBA (Standard), 16.3 dBA (with L.N.A.) |
| Heatsink Material | Copper |
| Fan Mounting Types to Heatsink | Horizontal |
| Max CPU Cooler Height | 110 mm |
| Fan Dimensions | 92.00 x 92.00 x 25.00 mm ( NF-A9 PWM) |
| Heatsink Dimensions | 95.00 x 95.00 x 110.00 mm |
| Weight | 531g |
| Package Contents | Low-profile tower design for better airflow efficiency 3U compatibility 100% RAM compatibility 100% compatibility with PCIe cards on mini-ITX NF-A9 premium fan PWM support and Low-Noise Adaptor Dual fan ready SecuFirm2 mounting system Compatibility with past and future sockets NT-H1 thermal compound |
| Shipping weight | 1.20 kg |
| Package size | 180 × 180 × 155 mm |
At 110mm tall and 95x95mm wide, the NH-D9L is 3U compliant and clears RAM and PCIe slots on all Intel ITX boards and most AMD ITX boards, leaving full access to memory and expansion cards.
Yes — the SecuFirm2 system supplies the AM5 offset bracket; install it with the notch facing the socket centre so the cold plate sits directly over the CPU die for optimal contact.
NT-H1 stays effective for years; re-apply only when remounting the cooler. The heatsink is dual-fan ready, so a second NF-A9 92mm PWM fan can be clipped on anytime for extra airflow.
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