Kyushu Fengshen launched new radiators, fans and chassis, including Asaxin 4, etc.
Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens OC_Formula and Wu Yanzu in South China for their clue delivery! CTOnews.com January 8 news, Kyushu Fengshen launched a number of new products on CES 2023, such as the Asaxin 4 radiator that users are looking forward to, as well as FT14 140mm fans, CH560 series chassis and other new products.
The Asaxine 4 is a flagship air cooling tower radiator that is very different from the Asaxine 3 released in 2019 and can even operate in silent mode. From the outside, it is more like the AK series, the whole is pure black, and the fan bearing is designed with Kyushu Fengshen Logo.
Kyushu Fengshen said that the radiator has no less than seven 6mm thick copper heat pipes, both mute and heat dissipation performance, can provide more options for high-end air-cooled users. In addition, Kyushu Fengshen also showed some new versions of air-cooled radiators with LCD top cover screens.
In addition, Kyushu Fengshen also launched a new 9-blade 140mm fan FT14, and there happens to be a pair on the Asaxin 4 radiator (140-120).
In addition, the company also launched a new CH560 half-tower chassis, which is divided into ordinary and digital versions, with black and white colors, the side panel is equipped with toughened glass, the front panel and the side are equipped with dustproof grille, and the top provides two USB 3.0interfaces to support the maximum 38cm long graphics card and 160mm deep ATX power supply. Can accommodate E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards and 2 3. 5 "+ 2. 5" storage drives.
To optimize the air duct first, the chassis is also equipped with three front 140mm fans to support RGB lighting and a 120mm fan at the rear.
CTOnews.com found that the digital display version of CH560 is mainly equipped with a LED screen on the lower left side of the chassis, which can display processor temperature, video card temperature and occupancy information. Previously, Kyushu Fengshen introduced the CH510 digital display chassis, the chassis screen installed in the upper front of the chassis.
