Whether you are overclocking, looking for a cool case accessory, or searching for a way to dampen the sound of your case fans, the Digital Doc 5+ will offer a solution to many of your needs. Stay informed with an advanced, eight-channel, temperature sensor system displayed on a blue LCD screen. The Digital Doc 5+ also gives you the ability to control case fan speeds based on a desired set temperature, an alarm to warn you of dangerously high temperatures, and front panel USB 2.0 and firewire connections. If this doesn’t sound cool to you, get up off your chair…you shouldn’t be on a computer. You can see the Digital Doc in a nice plastic package with a slide-out cardboard backing. Not much support for shipping, but the unit mainly contains cables and a light 5.25” drive-bay unit; nothing that can easily be damaged during shipping. Inside was an instruction manual, the display/control unit, a set of eight 3 to 4 pin fan adaptors, eight temperature sensor wires, adhesive strips to attach thermal sensors to hardware, and screws to mount the unit in your drive bay. The versatile Digital Doc 5+ is easily comparable with other top temperature sensor and fan controller units. The Digital Doc 5+ we will be looking at today is black with the blue backlight. Some improvements from the older Digital Doc that I noticed right away includes the new blue LCD display backlight color (instead of the original orange) and the absence of the 40mm HDD cooler fan (now replaced with two USB 2.0 slots and one firewire connection).