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We tested the CoolIT Vantage, a sealed liquid cooling system with automatic control and temperature monitoring though an LCD display.
Today we look at CoolIT’s new high end cooler, the Vantage A.L.C. In this review we will discover how it compares to the H50 in terms of performance and also look at it in detail to find out what features it has which could take processor cooling to a new level.
Today we are looking at the CoolIT Vantage A.L.C. from CoolIT Systems. The Vantage is one of the newest additions to the A.L.C. series of self contained water cooling units that CoolIT produces. Join us today as we see how well the new Vantage A.L.C. holds up on our Intel Core i7 930 test system at stock speeds and overclocked up to 4GHz!
Sealed, all-in-one water coolers seem to be the fastest-growing segment of the CPU cooler market today. Air coolers are reaching their physical limits: given the room inside existing cases, and the (frequently ignored) weight limits defined for CPU coolers, something like a Prolimatech Megahalems is about as big as you can get without running into problems. Water cooling systems work around these problems by moving the heat exchanger off of the CPU socket, and using a fluid to transfer heat from the CPU to the heat exchanger. Coolit Systems has been making retail and bespoke liquid cooling systems for some years now, and the Coolit Vantage A.L.C. cooler brings new features and performance to the fray. Benchmark Reviews pits this new entry against existing air and water coolers in a performance showdown.
For this review I am going to be looking at a product from a company that is relatively new to me, whilst I have heard of them I have never actually used any of their products. The company is CoolIT Systems and the product I will be looking at is their ECO A.L.C pre assembled liquid cooling system.
If you have a little modders spirit, you can turn a good product into a great cooling solution by replacing the fan. The ECO has earned its place in my system, as it is able to keep my unlocked Phenom II temperatures low in a quiet manner.
CoolIT Systems noticed that well built water cooler was missing from the sub $80 market and went back to a drawing board to see if something could be designed that had the cooling performance that enthusiasts demand and a price tag that won't break the bank during these troubled economic times. After many long hours and a year in the test lab CoolIT Systems came up with the Domino A.L.C. Read on to see how this cooler performs on an Intel Core i7 platform!
Mit der Domino A.L.C. bietet CoolIT Systems eine kompakte Komplettkühllösung auf Flüssigkeitsbasis für die CPU an. Bestehend aus einem 120-mm-Radiator, 12-Volt-Pumpe, Prozessorkühler und Lüfter inklusive Steuereinheit will das System mit Wartungsfreiheit, guten Kühlleistungen und geringem Betriebsgeräusch sowie einfacher Handhabung punkten. ComputerBase testet die CoolIT Systems Domino A.L.C..
Up for grabs is one of CoolIT Systems' award winning Domino A.L.C. (Advanced Liquid Cooling) CPU Coolers. The contest is open to anyone worldwide, and is scheduled to end on March 17, 2010.
Today we are testing CoolIT ECO liquid cooling system, a compact sealed system where all you have to do is to install the cooling block on your CPU and attach the radiator to your case. Will it perform better than air coolers we tested so far? Check it out!
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