By Bronson Jayamanna
Kentucky, USA (CWBN)_ Yesterday marked the arrival of KFConsole – a much-awaited solution to the dilemma of playing games and while keeping your finger-lickin’ chicken warm. A joint project between KFC Gaming and Cooler Master saw to the first gaming console to come with an incorporated “Chicken Chamber” which will utilise the system’s hot air to ensure that you get to, “enjoy hot, crispy chicken between rounds.”
The console was teased back in June on social media by KFC Gaming and due to the vast interest in the device, it was pushed up to production. The specially designed cooling mechanism, manufactured by Cooler Master, removes device heat from outside the chicken chamber, so the equipment stays cool and your chicken stays warm. The chicken bucket design computer will even crunch on the latest gaming titles. The console claims to have a top-end Intel i9 Processor inside, an ASUS hot-swappable mini-GPU, and two Seagate NVMe 1TB SSD cards for virtual storage. Cooler Master claims the swappable GPU will allow the console to keep its prowess with newer games “for generations to come.”
Cooler Master’s website notes that the console comes with a VR ready certification, Ray Tracing technology, 240fps for ALL games, with support for 240Hz output on 4k displays and 4k display support where available. Strangely, the console has no release date or availability listed yet even though it has a website.
