Noctua, renowned for its high-performance CPU coolers and fans, has recently announced delays in the release of several anticipated products. Known for consistently updating their lineup to accommodate the latest PC hardware demands, Noctua’s revised roadmap reveals some changes. Enthusiasts who have been eagerly anticipating the new versions of popular products will now have to exercise a bit more patience.
One of the most anticipated items, the chromax.black version of the NH-D15 G2, was originally expected to debut in the second quarter. This release is now postponed to the third quarter. Additionally, the next-generation 120mm fan, initially slated for a Q1 release, has been pushed to Q2. The chromax.black version of NF-A14x25(r) G2 follows a similar delay, moving from Q1 to Q3. The new chromax.black 120mm fan has also been rescheduled, now set to arrive in Q4 instead of Q1.
Particularly notable is the absence of the next-gen dual tower CPU cooler from the 2025 roadmap, hinting at a possible launch in 2026. While the reasons for these postponements remain officially undisclosed, Noctua has indicated that they are investing time in refining these products.
Despite these setbacks, there is promising news for those looking forward to the Seasonic PRIME TX-1600 Noctua Edition. This power supply, which debuted in late 2024, is exemplary of Noctua’s collaborative efforts, featuring Titanium efficiency and compatibility with the latest ATX 3.1 standards. It was designed with the capacity to support demanding setups, including gaming rigs powered by the latest RTX 5090/4090 GPUs. The restocking of this unit remains on schedule.
Looking ahead, Noctua is expected to present its refreshed product lineup at Computex Taipei, where more information might be unveiled, offering enthusiasts insights into what to anticipate from this leading brand. As fans await more details, Noctua’s precise craftsmanship and reliability continue to assure the community of quality in every launch.
