Content
- Introduction
- Overview
- Specification
- Package content
- Setup and powering
- PC-Software
- Fan control
- Watercooling management
- Light control
- PC power control
- Additional features
- Conclusion
There are several Aquaero version with different displays.
Aquaero with LCD display, matrix color — blue/white:
![Aquaero with LCD [blue/white]](http://cdn.hw-lab.com/img/load.gif)
Aquaero with LCD, matrix color — inverted green (not available anymore):
![Aquaero with LCD [inverted green]](http://cdn.hw-lab.com/img/load.gif)
Aquaero with VFD display:

VFD display has better contrast parameters compared to LCD matrix. Feature of this display — its light color can be changed using special light filters.
Aquaero with OLED display (not available anymore):

These displays have only green light color. OLED technology based displays are highly notable for their best contrast. The drawback of these displays is its life time: brightness can get worse after approximately 10000 hours. On the other hand, it means that after 2-3 years of use, the display will darken only a little.
Mentioned colors of displays and their photos were taken from manufacturer′s site. I didn′t want to make opinion upon my vision of colors.
There is also an LT version of Aquaero:

This version has all the features that full version of Aquaero does, but it doesn’t have a front panel, buttons, display and case. Control of Aquaero LT organized via supplied PC-software. A special kit can easily turn LT version of Aquaero into full one.
Beginning from summer 2009, manufacturer began offering an additional radiator for a device called Powerbooster — with its help one can connect different from Aquastream′s pumps. Now Aquaero is available with already pre-installed Powerbooster.
Those of you, who doesn′t like stainless steel front panel, can buy a black removable panel. Front panel also available in aluminum silver, for example, it matches Lian Li cases pretty good.