With the built-in radiator PCs are now cooled without producing excess noise, the company adds. Furthermore, the Kandalf LCS features several liquid cooling front door components, which is intended to produce a simplified set-up procedure.
 
The front door also utilises an all-aluminium alloy with implemented mesh grill, the company adds. Additionally, the ventilation in the front of the chassis is intended to increase the cold air airflow into the computer.
 
The chassis also contains rear exhaust fans to draw out the hot air, aiming to eliminate any possibility of overheating. The Kandalf LCS utilises a P500 motor to flow at maximum 500 litres per hour, and as a result, the system can, in the future, be expanded to cool video and memory cards, the company concludes.