AeroCool Touch 2000 LCD Fan Controller Review

Conclusion

The AeroCool Touch 2000 does what it’s supposed to do. It shows the temperatures and allows you to change your fan speeds while giving a nice visual appearance. The touch screen is responsive and easy to use. The panel easy to pickup and use, the only problem is the ton of cables coming out of the device. While AeroCool keeps them nicely molded together so that you can strip them apart as you like, some cable management is needed. This is the same for any similar display, not just the Touch 2000.

If you need a fan controller, temperature reader or both, the AeroCool Touch 2000 should work great for you. Found for about $60 makes it a reasonable display considering what all you’re getting. ThinkComputers awards the AeroCool Touch 2000 a 9 out of 10 score.

Pros:

- Stylish, colored, touch LCD display
- Includes eSATA, USB and sound inputs
- Large screen
- Lockable screen

Cons:

- No audio alert when temp goes below alarm temp.
- Only supports 3-pin fans, no molex

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  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter
    Reminds me of the NZXT Sentry fan controller.
  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter
    Reminds me of the NZXT Sentry fan controller.
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  • lewislau
    I like the additional usb ports as well as esata, microphone and headphone jacks. Can always use more of those =)
  • lewislau
    I like the additional usb ports as well as esata, microphone and headphone jacks. Can always use more of those =)
  • lewislau
    I like the additional usb ports as well as esata, microphone and headphone jacks. Can always use more of those =)
  • lewislau
    Wondering, have you tried placing one of those temps by the cpu, and seeing how accurate the temp readings are?
  • lewislau
    Wondering, have you tried placing one of those temps by the cpu, and seeing how accurate the temp readings are?
  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter
    I'd say it'd be accurate enough.
  • http://twitter.com/werty316 Peter
    I'd say it'd be accurate enough.
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  • carlos
    will it work with an adaptor 4pin to 3pin?
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    A screen cover helps protect the panel from any fingerprints or scratches prior to first use.
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    It's useful. The lockable screen should keep you from changing any important settings on the display.
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    That s the new technology or applied from the past, I am not sure for that.Inside of that look like Hi Tech but for the front image look old design.
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    May i know how much WATTS to use that ..and is it strong power enough to use in any knids of CPU?
  • zeeb
    Hay Guys. I just bought AeroCool Touch 2000 but i dont know how to connect this in to my PC, i m new to it and have no idea. if some one can please send me some sort of a link or manual how to connect this where and what? please help.
    Thanks in Advance.
  • zeeb
    Hay Guys. I just bought AeroCool Touch 2000 but i dont know how to connect this in to my PC, i m new to it and have no idea. if some one can please send me some sort of a link or manual how to connect this where and what? please help.
    Thanks in Advance.
  • Jason Everett
    So, just at random, I was looking at this product on Frys.com and noticed an odd ending to the description.  A little googling brought me here, and FYI, they seem to have copied your opening word for word for the product page on their website, complete with the “read on” statement at the end… Morons…

    http://www.frys.com/product/6046368 

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