Noctua NM-SD1 and Noctua NM-SD2 Screwdrivers for Enthusiasts

Noctua NM-SD1 and Noctua NM-SD2 Screwdrivers for Enthusiasts

These guys from Noctua definitely know what computer owners need. After all, they were the first to release a free accessory kit for mounting coolers on Socket 1700. And in terms of consumable components for cooling systems, they are unmatched. It’s a pity that Noctua doesn’t produce gaming laptops – they would be impeccable.

 

Noctua NM-SD1 and Noctua NM-SD2 Screwdrivers for Enthusiasts

 

The choice of format is simple. The NM-SD1 model has a Torx (holeless) tip and is suitable for SecuFirm2+ mounts. The NM-SD2 model has a Phillips tip and is designed for SecuFirm and SecuFirm2 mounts.

Noctua NM-SD1 and Noctua NM-SD2 Screwdrivers for Enthusiasts

The screwdrivers are 150 mm long. The tips are magnetized. The handles are plastic, two-component. The plastic is quite soft. The screwdriver fits well in the hand. It is convenient to transfer torque due to the volume of the handle itself.

Noctua NM-SD1 and Noctua NM-SD2 Screwdrivers for Enthusiasts

In design, the Noctua NM-SD1 and NM-SD2 screwdrivers strongly resemble automotive tools from the German company Wera Tools. The design is inspired by “Spider-Man“. However, in terms of quality, they slightly fall short. This is quite expected, as Wera Tools tools cost about 20% more. Considering Noctua’s product prices, they definitely wouldn’t sell themselves at a loss.