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Coolit Domino A.L.C. CPU Cooler Review

While situated in a room where background noise was kept to a minimum, we placed the sound level meter equal distances from our test system to measure the total noise output by the complete test system for each cooling configuration at both the lowest fan speed and 100% fan speed.

Interestingly, the Antec both wins and loses out compared to the Coolit. Simply put, the Antec has a wider range of fan speeds. In terms of full speed, the Coolit Domino gives a very impressive performance considering the limited noise output. In my opinion however, I found the Coolit to be fairly loud, and still quite distracting when running at full speed.

 

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