[CES 2010] The Vantage liquid cooling system from CoolIT targets high performance computer enthusiasts who want to overclock their machines while making sure its innards does not suffer from a meltdown. The Vantage A.L.C. will hit the market in six weeks’ time thereabouts for $124.99, where you get a ESP Tech-enabled Fan Node that is capable of “talking” to a virtually unlimited range of compatible sensors, pumps, fans and LED lights so that your machine will be dynamically cooled at all times. You get a LCD interface on

[CES 2010] CoolIT has a wordplay on ESP with their Maestro E.S.P. liquid cooling system that relies on wireless communication to deliver temperature zone triggered device controls. This means you are able to choose just how many fans will kick in whenever the temperature hits a certain mark, which is cool since power use is optimized as you won’t have all gazillion fans whirring away at all times even when all you do is type a document on Notepad. All this configuration can be done through a software interface that runs in Windows.

CoolIT has just announced the OMNI universal liquid cooling system for AMD ATI graphics cards. The OMNI features a new design that includes a universal liquid plate that will allow customers to use the advanced liquid cooling system to cool not only current graphics cards but also future cards. CoolIT OMNI is made to maximize the performance of latest AMD GPUs such as ATI Radeon HD 5800 and Radeon HD 5700. [tweaktown]

Have you ever wondered whether you pc is running cool enough? Well, one look at the CoolIT PC built by 19-year old Dominic and you can be assured that it’s running cool as ice. Building this computer case from scratch must certainly have taken a lot of effort and time, but the inside is just as impressive, as it boasts a heavy duty Boreas liquid cooling rig, not to mention a cool 15 fans at the back of the casing.

Here is a custom CoolIT PC case mod that was designed by 19-year-old Dominic Heise. The computer case looks like a frosty block of snow and ice. The CoolIT PC features a heavy duty Boreas liquid cooling rig with 15 cooling fans in the back of the case. It is also illuminated by cool blue LEDs to complete the icy cold look. Check out more pictures after the jump. [technabob]