Coolit Domino A.L.C.

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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... (more info)

Name: Coolit Domino A.L.C.
Part Number: coolit
Manufacturer: CoolIT

User Interface

  • High contrast backlit LCD
  • Single push button control for configuring operation mode and temperature scale
  • Audible status alerts

Operation Modes (Fan Speeds)

  • Quiet: 1100-2500 RPM
  • Performance: 1100-2500 RPM
  • Full: 2900 RPM

System automatically increases cooling
performance at an increased rate compared to Quiet Mode.
Physical Specifications

  • Dimensions: 14.0 x 12.5 x 15.5 mm
  • Weight: 1.03 kg
  • Operating Voltage: 11.6-12.4V
  • Power Consumption: 8W (Max)
  • Life Cycle: 50,000 Hours (MTBF)

Fan

  • Long life, low noise
  • Dimension: 120 x 120 x 25 mm
  • Noise: 19.2 dBA (Min)

Pump

  • CFF1 long life ceramic bearing
  • Noise: <21 dBA


Radiator

  • Custom engineered for low noise heat dissipation
  • Dimension: 157 x 133 x 25 mm
  • CPU FHE (Fluid Heat Exchanger)
  • Copper Micro-Channel
  • Dimension: 50 x 50 mm

Coolant

  • Proprietary with anticorrosion/antifungal additives

CPU Thermal Grease

  • Proprietary Pro Advanced Thermal Compound


Warranty

  • 2 Year Manufacturer

User Reviews

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Domino ALC - good for the price ****-
Inzanity  |  Oct 19, 2009   04:49 pm

I purchased this cooler about 3 months ago. I set it up in a Thermaltake Armor case on a Intel Q6600.

 

First thing is, the Thermaltake armor case does not use the wide screws to hold the 120mm fan in place. I had to drill out the holes to make this fit. This was the only issue that I had with this cooler.

 

I was able to change my clock from the 2.2g Q6600 up to 3.4g. My on load is 52c and idle is around the 32c mark. Since I dont do a whole lot other than play WoW on this machine, my temps rarely exceed 42c.

 

I would recommend this to anyone on a tight budget and looking to get into WC.

 
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