Unboxing Video and pictures:

So here's the unboxing video for you to check out, followed by pictures and comments:

The box need no explanation, it's got information all over it along with pictures of the unit.

Not much comes with the Domino, just some hardware for installation and a user manual.

The Domino is a one piece unit, there's an LCD on the front to let you know the status of the unit, the fan controller button is located on the side and easily accessible.

Here's some overview pictures, and on the bottom of the radiator is the product tag.

Behind the side panel, where the LCD is, you'll find the pump and a sticker with information on it pertaining to the fan speeds and instructions for changing speeds.

The fan comes pre-mounted with silicone fasteners, they can be swapped out with the included screws is the user wishes to though.

The CPU block come with thermal grease pre-applied so I couldn't get a picture of the block originally, though I did switch systems and had to clean it off, forgo to take picture though... I can tell you that it is a mirror finished base that's fairly smooth, though I noticed a bit of machining marks in it, overall not bad at all though. The block comes ready for installation on socket 1366, so you may have to move the mounts for other sockets, this involves popping off the C-clamp, moving the screws and putting the clamps back on, easy to do.