Kingwin Thermal Center

     Since 1992 Kingwin has provided their fair share of quality componentry and accessories for the PC enthusiast. Starting with the idea that electronic components generate heat and operate more efficiently when the temperature is brought down, Kingwin has incorporated this same ideology since the first USA factory started in 1994. ClubOC has also been around for a bit, and too put it lightly, we have always enjoyed reviewing anything that brings our PC temperature down, especially if it promotes better stability when overclocking. Whether if its heatsinks or hard drive coolers, Kingwin produces products that are worthy contenders for cooling, and they also enhance the looks of your PC. Today at ClubOC we are going to take a look at one of their newest offerings, but its a bit different then what you would expect from Kingwin, in that its a thermal controller, much like the Silverstone Eudemon we reviewed here last week...

Specifications

• Automatically control the speed of 3 ventilation fans.

• Three high sensitive thermal detectors.

• Whole aluminum chassis and bracket.

• White background illumination light for LCD display.

• Fashion, solid, and elegant design.

• Time, HDD and power indicator icons.

• Three 3-pin ventilator extension wires.

• One Y-type 4-pin DC input wire.

• Dimension: 2 11/16"(69 mm) D x 5 13/16" (148 mm) W x 1 5/8" (42 mm) H

• Input: DC 12V + DC 5V

• Output: DC 12V + 5V x 3 set.

• Heat point detector length: 33 7/16" (850 mm) L

• Extension fan wire length: 20 7/8 (530 mm) L

• LCD visual area: 13/16" (18 mm) H x 2 9/16"(64 mm) L