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CoolIT Domino Advanced Liquid Cooling costs only $79
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Posted on Thursday, December 18 2008 @ 19:58:10 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck |
CoolIT Systems introduces the Domino Advanced Liquid Cooling (ALC) system, this compact maintenance-free watercooling kit features a 120mm radiator that mounts onto a 120mm rear fan outlet. The radiator features a status LCD that can be seen through a case window and it has easy controls to regulate the fan speed.
The CoolIT ALC watercooling kit is compatible with all current AMD and Intel processors, including the Core i7, and should be available soon for only $79. The cooling performance won't be much better than high-end air cooling, but the price is hard to beat.
Features:
Simple Installation – Compact and light plug and play design with an innovative retention mechanism allows for quick installation into even the most crowded chassis supporting a 120mm fan. Domino ALC is universally compatible with Intel and AMD processors including Intel’s next generation Nehalem-based Core i7 processors.
Advanced Control and Configuration– Configurable options range from whisper quiet operation to extreme cooling for overclocking…all at the touch of a button. The micro-controller auto-regulates the system in all modes of operation to ensure continuous protection.
Intuitive LCD Display – Conveys system status and issues a visual/audio alert notifying the user should the system require attention
Whisper Quiet Operation – Allows gamers to hear their games…not the cooler
Highly reliable – Advanced design and highly reliable components provides over 50,000 hours of maintenance-free quiet cooling
Other Benefits – High efficiency design allows for minimal power consumption (8W max). Lightweight build places up to 80% less weight on the motherboard than heat sink/fan solutions thus removing risk of damage to vital components
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