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As with all Noctua products, the NH-U12P SE2 comes in a box sporting the standard Noctua design of the brown and blue, with crisp white lines breaking up the different sections of information.
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Upon opening the outer box there are two plain white inner boxes which contain all of the different components of the cooler.
Removing the two containers allows you to see which box contains the cooler (if you haven’t already guessed) and also allows you to hazard a guess at what the secondary box contains.
In the second box is a selection of bundles labelled as “Intel and AMD sets” in addition to the “U12P SE2 common parts”. Also in the second box is the second of two NF-P12 premium fans, two instruction leaflets (one for the AMD mounting system and one for the Intel system) and a long screwdriver. The added tool is an indication of the great attention to detail by Noctua and solves the problem of fiddly installations in cramped enclosures.
Let us move on to the more basic components:
As you can see, the common parts include:
- Two Low Noise Adapters
- Two Ultra Low Noise Adapters
- Four wire fan clips
- Four rubber strips
- One tube of NT-H1
- Two mounting brackets
- One Metal case badge
We mentioned previously that the NH-U12P SE2 is supplied with 2 NF-P12 fans! This is rather interesting, considering that each fan retails for ~£15 in the United Kingdom! Overclockers Tech has previously reviewed the aforementioned fans, so to read about them in more detail please click here.
In the past Noctua has never ‘cut corners’ and as such we now expect many things from them, due to the engineering skills employed.
Next are the AMD and Intel mounting kits.
These are as usual made in a rather solid and rigid manner.
So, now moving on to the cooler itself…
