Kingwin KT-436-WM Case: The Mod Dream
by Kristopher Kubicki on November 12, 2002 2:16 AM EST- Posted in
- Cases/Cooling/PSUs
Introduction
| Quick Look |
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| Kingwin 436-WM Aluminum |
The Good |
| + 1.0mm Aluminum Chasis |
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| The Bad |
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| - Expensive |
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Kingwin has recently been making some waves in the case industry with the success of its KT-436 case. The striking Lian Li resemblance and relatively low price have turned a few heads in the case community. Why has this case become so popular suddenly?
A few weeks ago we took a look at a case based on the Chenming Tower design, the ThermalTake A6000B. This week we are taking a look at the Kingwin 436-WM model case, which happens to be Kingwin’s first attempt at a case and mod hardware.
Since PC modifications are usually fairly expensive, the KT-436-WM aims to appeal to consumers who want a very attractive case but don’t want to do the work or spend additional aftermarket cash. Features aside, we will also be taking a good look at the performance of this highly modified case to see if the 436-WM is really about more than just good looks.





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