Features Continued...

     The control unit is very well designed and easy to use. It contains the reservoir, pump, and another small radiator. The fan speed controller is for the control unit's fan, while a thermal sensor activates the RPM level of the second radiator's fan. One nice thing about this unit is the overall ease of use, and the fact that the colors change on the fan speed control as the rpm level goes up from light blue to orange. The color red will display if the unit suffers from any malfunction.

     Here is a close-up of the fan located inside the control unit. It is a basic 70mm slim design that can make a lot of noise at the highest RPM, but we found that the fan operates well at 45-55% since there are two radiators in the cooling loop for effective heat dissipation...

     The assortment of clamps is the Kingwin's strongpoint. Having the ability to change between several of today's platforms makes using and overclocking with the Kingwin a no-brainer...

     Quick-Seal hoses eliminate the tedious process of hose-cutting, although we found the hoses to be fairly long in our Lian Li PC6070B, that could change to too short in something like the PC-V2000 case or something other than mid-tower ATX. hopefully Kingwin will give you a bit more hose since the installation instructions have a diagram of hose and O-Ring maintenance.