Introduction

I would like to thank CoolIT for supplying the review sample.

Features:
Domino A.L.C. offers the technological advantages of liquid cooling by efficiently transporting damaging heat away from the CPU as well as reducing overall chassis temperature levels. The system provides incredible thermal headroom, keeping pace with advances in processor technology and thus supporting the ability to maximize the performance of high performance PCs.

Users have the option to switch between three operation modes with the simple push of a button satisfying the need for quiet or the desire for over clocking performance. Domino A.L.C. is the only cooling solution with an integrated display providing system status as well as audible alerts if attention is required. The advanced micro-controller auto-regulates performance to ensure continuous protection for maintaining CPU reliability.

Compatibility:

• Intel LGA775/LGA 1366
• AM2/AM2+/AM3

Specifications

Packaging and Contents

The CoolIT Domino A.L.C. (Advanced Liquid Cooling) CPU cooler comes in a relatively small, colourful package. As you go around the box you will find everything as per normal; the name of the cooler, the brand name and logo of CoolIT, features and innovations of the CPU cooler, images of the cooler as well as CPU compatibility. All text is very easy to read, being white on a black background. There are two sides dedicated to the features of the cooler, emphasising that this is a unique unit.


Included with the Domino A.L.C. is all necessary equipment to connect the cooler to all compatible sockets, with an included user manual in full colour. This equipment consists of two motherboard backplates (for Intel based installations) as well as a retention bracket (for AMD based installations). All components are found within a soft foam packaging for protection. These components, along with the actual cooler are packaged within a soft plastic shell with secure plastic clips. Two spare fan mounts, four motherboard stand offs and four Phillips screws are also included within the package, yet were missing from my sample.