New Cooler from CoolIt Systems

[Doctor_Death]

We have the new Domino water cooler from CoolIt and we are now testing it. What I can tell you is that it only takes up to 30mins to install, and it's a one piece sealed unit that was made to replace air coolers. For $79 this is the best cooler I have seen in a very long time, it even has a built in LCD read out that gives you temps,and pump speed. There was not much of a diff in temps changing from high to med and low

With a core i7 940 at stock speed of 2.93 Ghz, idle temps were 29c, into my 6th hour of COD5 temps ran between 33c-34c. At 3.2Ghz temps at idle 34c, underload 38c. This is one amazing water cooler, and you cannot beat the price seeing as some air coolers run close to $70. This cooler comes ready to use on LGA 1366 and also LGA 775 motherboards. Please see our news section for photos, and more information on the Domino.

[grumpydaddy]

That's a tidy price for such good results Doc, and simple too, can't be much more difficult to do than a standard heatsink.....Do we have a release date/ availability estimate?

[Doctor_Death]

Hi Grumpy, I would guess after CES, I just recieved some PR that iBuyPower will be the first company to use Thermaltakes new Phase cooling case in their builds, it's called the Xpressar, I believe it keeps temps around 0c, but I'm not sure, it was almost 6 months ago when I first read about it. They are now calling it the worlds frist first Micro Refrigeration Cooling Case.

[Skyguy]

It's currently being tested, hopefully done soon and then the review to follow.