New Egg Accidently Leaks Noctua's Fanless CPU Cooler Along with Price

The Noctua's fanless CPU cooler has been the subject of teases, updates, and delays for months now. We knew the CPU cooler would eventually hit the market, but when? That’s the question. Well, that may happen sooner than you think. New Egg over the weekend accidentally leaked the CPU cooler on their website and began selling it for $100. But quickly took the listing down from their website. Can you say jumping the gun?

The branded name of this CPU cooler is called the NH-P1; according to the image, there is no fan( hence being fanless). The cooler is designed to dissipate heat without a fan using a massive block-shaped metal heatsink.

According to the New Egg accidental listing, the Noctua's fanless CPU cooler will be compatible with current motherboards on the market designed for AMD's AM4 or Intel's LGA 1200 sockets.

Image source: New Egg

There is no detailed information on the exact measurements of the cooler or weight. But the NH-P1 is a large heatsink and appears to be very compact. So there should be enough space to insert and a full-size graphics card and four RAM sticks.

If you closely observe the listing, it states that the NH-P1 functions best with CPUs with low to moderate heat dissipation, including Intel's i9-9900K or AMD's Ryzen 3950X. The latest CPUs.

As of today (Monday), Newegg has taken down the listing. According to published reports, the fanless CPU cooler is expected to make its official market launch at the end of this month.