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- MTEC chilling technology
- Reduces system noise while improving CPU performance
- Internal chassis solution with simple installation and universal compatibility
- Maintenance-free operation
- Enhances PC reliability
- Universal AMD and Intel compatibility
Specifications:
- CPU FHE:
- Design: Monolithic Copper, Multi-Cell, Single Channel
- Dimensions: 42 x 42 x 17mm
- Weight: 195g
- Chiller and Pump Module Heatsink:
- Design: 3-Way Dissipation Plate, Anodized Alloy, Laminar Flow Array
- Dimensions: 105 x 60mm
- Weight: 380g
- TECs:
- 3 Solid-State Heat Pump Wafers
- Dimensions: 40 x 40 x 3.5mm
- Weight: 20g x 3
- Function: Active Coolant Thermal Reduction
- Chiller FHEs:
- Design: Tri-Anodized Alloy Distribution, Multi-Channel w/ Laminar Flow
- Dimension: 41 x 41 x 12mm (each)
- Weight: 32g x 3
- Fan:
- Noise: 34dBA
- Bearing Type: Enhanced Life Ceramic
- Dimensions: 92 x 92 x 38mm
- Function: Heatsink Convection, Chassis Exhaust
- Pump and Reservoir:
- Design: 12VDC Coreless Outrunner Pump w/ Integrated Expansion Vessel
- Bearings: Dual In Fluid Sapphire Bearings
- Noise: <15dBA
- Dimensions: 50 x 50 x 75mm
- Weight: 360g
Compact in its design the CoolIt Eliminator uses a tri-series of Peltier devices (TECs) that constantly cools off the liquid flowing through the tubes which is what flows to the block cooling the CPU. The system is very quiet and helps eliminate system background noise as well as cooling off the CPU for the silent PC crowd. One great thing is the Eliminators self contained and sealed system, which allows for no setup fill ups or liquid evaporation requiring refills. This makes the system very ergonomic for those not overtly handy with PC builds.
Everything including the pump, reservoir, fan and radiator are located on the Eliminator, which is why the unit takes up so little space. All you need is a standard power cable that any PSU in existence has to provide the power needed to keep the Eliminator running, this makes power requirements an almost moot point. All the necessary hardware is provided for installing the Eliminator in either any AMD or Intel based system, so all you need for installation is a small screwdriver and a few minutes of your valuable time. All the technical details are listed and bulleted above as to what the parts are made of and so forth, so let’s move on to the heart of the review the system and the testing.
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