Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
#Noctua #pcbuild #asuspcdiy - When it comes to Noctua, we often gravitate towards Brown & Beige or Blackout Chromax... But what about their affordable lineup? It's time to build the Montech King 15 Pro with Noctua Redux fans!
Timecodes, though I don't recommend skipping for visual narrative reasons!
00:00 - Which Fan Will You Choose?
00:56 - Montech King 15 Pro Overview
01:47 - Motherboard Assembly
04:26 - Montech King 15 Pro Assembly
06:33 - Cable Management 101
07:24 - GPU Installation
08:20 - Noise Level Testing
08:43 - Airflow Visualization
09:09 - Cinematic & Desk Setup
11:37 - How (not) to Downsize Your PC
Whilst this isn't the first time we've built with Noctua's more affordable 'Redux' range of cooling, it's the first time we've positioned them in an aesthetic focussed case where they become centerstage. Whilst some may find the colours unusual, I actually enjoy the unique overall theme they bring, especially within white builds.
For this rig we selected the Montech King 15 Pro case. A modest cost Micro ATX case which brings effortless assembly and loads of style to the table. Though, given the larger size of the King 15 Pro, it could've been better designed with an ATX motherboard and being called the King 95 Compact or similar.
Final conclusion following build hardware list:
Main parts included in the build:
(USA Amazon)
Case: amzn.to/4tXFlyX
CPU: amzn.to/3OV7vu6
GPU: amzn.to/3ZT06hn
RAM: amzn.to/4aR2ESf
MOBO: Not Available
PSU: amzn.to/4kSjaWz
Cooler: amzn.to/4awRu69
Cooler Cover: amzn.to/4tQIYq8
Fans: amzn.to/3ZQPhwk
Noctua Anti-Vibration Pads: amzn.to/40lqUaa
Storage: amzn.to/4s4Q5cO
Thermal Paste: amzn.to/4aKrH9h
Keyboard: Not Available
Mouse: amzn.to/3ZQPKyA
Speakers: amzn.to/4tKkWwZ
Monitor: amzn.to/4tVq15W
Main parts included in the build:
(UK Amazon)
Case: amzn.to/4kOGS65
CPU: amzn.to/4rrcC3L
GPU: amzn.to/4b3vj7I
RAM (alternative): amzn.to/4qMx6CP
MOBO: amzn.to/4aH0pAJ
PSU: amzn.to/4b5qFpS
Cooler: amzn.to/3MYR8w7
Cooler Cover: amzn.to/4s08lE9
Fans: amzn.to/4rwwH8H
Noctua Anti-Vibration Pads: amzn.to/3OvgAKb
Storage: amzn.to/3OVEK0o
Thermal Paste: amzn.to/4s7DHc9
Keyboard: Not Available
Mouse: amzn.to/3OWaVg9
Speakers: amzn.to/4tRqshg
Monitor: amzn.to/4tQmh5x
As an Amazon Associate, I may earn from qualifying purchases.
Building a quiet system with unique aesthetics usually comes at significant cost... The Noctua Redux fans change things. Coming in at more than half the price of Chromax or standard brown Noctua fans, these Redux options keep the volume down, whist retaining excellent airflow.
As for the King 15 Pro, we really like this one for its simplified build stages, modern panoramic aesthetic and overall hardware support. Whilst it's larger than we'd like for Micro ATX, that can be forgiven when you consider modern GPU sizing.
What's your thoughts on this build? Could you see this on your desk? Let's chat in the comments!
Special thanks to @Montech_HQ for the case hookup and to @NoctuaVideos for the ongoing support.
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#Noctua #pcbuild #asuspcdiy - When it comes to Noctua, we often gravitate towards Brown & Beige or Blackout Chromax... But what about their affordable lineup? It's time to build the Montech King 15 Pro with Noctua Redux fans!
Timecodes, though I don't recommend skipping for visual narrative reasons!
00:00 - Which Fan Will You Choose?
00:56 - Montech King 15 Pro Overview
01:47 - Motherboard Assembly
04:26 - Montech King 15 Pro Assembly
06:33 - Cable Management 101
07:24 - GPU Installation
08:20 - Noise Level Testing
08:43 - Airflow Visualization
09:09 - Cinematic & Desk Setup
11:37 - How (not) to Downsize Your PC
Whilst this isn't the first time we've built with Noctua's more affordable 'Redux' range of cooling, it's the first time we've positioned them in an aesthetic focussed case where they become centerstage. Whilst some may find the colours unusual, I actually enjoy the unique overall theme they bring, especially within white builds.
For this rig we selected the Montech King 15 Pro case. A modest cost Micro ATX case which brings effortless assembly and loads of style to the table. Though, given the larger size of the King 15 Pro, it could've been better designed with an ATX motherboard and being called the King 95 Compact or similar.
Final conclusion following build hardware list:
Main parts included in the build:
(USA Amazon)
Case: amzn.to/4tXFlyX
CPU: amzn.to/3OV7vu6
GPU: amzn.to/3ZT06hn
RAM: amzn.to/4aR2ESf
MOBO: Not Available
PSU: amzn.to/4kSjaWz
Cooler: amzn.to/4awRu69
Cooler Cover: amzn.to/4tQIYq8
Fans: amzn.to/3ZQPhwk
Noctua Anti-Vibration Pads: amzn.to/40lqUaa
Storage: amzn.to/4s4Q5cO
Thermal Paste: amzn.to/4aKrH9h
Keyboard: Not Available
Mouse: amzn.to/3ZQPKyA
Speakers: amzn.to/4tKkWwZ
Monitor: amzn.to/4tVq15W
Main parts included in the build:
(UK Amazon)
Case: amzn.to/4kOGS65
CPU: amzn.to/4rrcC3L
GPU: amzn.to/4b3vj7I
RAM (alternative): amzn.to/4qMx6CP
MOBO: amzn.to/4aH0pAJ
PSU: amzn.to/4b5qFpS
Cooler: amzn.to/3MYR8w7
Cooler Cover: amzn.to/4s08lE9
Fans: amzn.to/4rwwH8H
Noctua Anti-Vibration Pads: amzn.to/3OvgAKb
Storage: amzn.to/3OVEK0o
Thermal Paste: amzn.to/4s7DHc9
Keyboard: Not Available
Mouse: amzn.to/3OWaVg9
Speakers: amzn.to/4tRqshg
Monitor: amzn.to/4tQmh5x
As an Amazon Associate, I may earn from qualifying purchases.
Building a quiet system with unique aesthetics usually comes at significant cost... The Noctua Redux fans change things. Coming in at more than half the price of Chromax or standard brown Noctua fans, these Redux options keep the volume down, whist retaining excellent airflow.
As for the King 15 Pro, we really like this one for its simplified build stages, modern panoramic aesthetic and overall hardware support. Whilst it's larger than we'd like for Micro ATX, that can be forgiven when you consider modern GPU sizing.
What's your thoughts on this build? Could you see this on your desk? Let's chat in the comments!
Special thanks to @Montech_HQ for the case hookup and to @NoctuaVideos for the ongoing support.
---------------------------------------------------------------
Watch more comic shorts on the @MMLComics channel!
Subscribe to our 2nd Channel for more! @MrMattLeeV2
---------------------------------------------------------------
☕☕ BUY ME A COFFEE! ☕☕
Show you support for the channel. Bonus - get a shout out in the next video! No subscription or sign-up required!
buymeacoffee.com/MrMattLee
---------------------------------------------------------------
Please like and subscribe if you want to see more content like this, also follow the link below to my Instagram where you will find the photoshoot pictures and lots more like-minded content :D
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