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DeepCool Launches CH560 series of towers focused on having good airflow

The DeepCool brand, manufacturer of cooling components, cases and PC solutions; has presented its new series of towers CH560 and CH560 DIGITAL, for the DIY market and high-performance PC gamers. They have been designed with a focus on improving airflow.

For this reason, these boxes are presented as a perfect option for those systems with high consumption that
require efficient cooling for optimum performance. All its design focuses on have better ventilation.

The new DeepCool towers seek to improve ventilation

The DeepCool CH560 DIGITAL tower is a version with digital temperature measurement systems that meets the needs of users with high-end systems that demand maximum airflow. As new CPUs and GPUs reach new levels of power consumption, the closed boxes
they no longer supply
. To take cooling to the next level, the CH560 DIGITAL features dual status displays that provide vital CPU and GPU information at a glance, freeing up desktop space. You can choose between CPU and GPU temperatures, their usage level, or both, with the displays switching between temperature and usage at 5-second intervals. Its dual digital status display can be controlled via an easy-to-use app.

The CH560 is a new airflow ATX case that wants to set a new standard in cooling performance. It features a front grill, plus three 140mm ARGB front fans, and a 120mm ARGB rear fan. You have the option of adding two more 120mm fans on the PSU shroud. This guarantees a constant passage of cold air in the components, to keep temperatures under control at times with the most intense workloads.

Both the CH560 and CH560 Digital towers feature a functional chassis that meets the needs of modern hardware. Its tempered glass, plus a hybrid mesh side panel, offers both a clear view of the system as well as additional ventilation for the GPUs and CPUs. They support E-ATX size motherboards, 175mm height CPU coolers, 380mm GPUs, and 170mm power supplies. All this makes them compatible with a wide range of high-end and performance components.

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Benjamin Rosa

Madrileño whose publishing career began in 2009. I love investigating curiosities that I later bring to you, readers, in articles. I studied photography, a skill that I use to create humorous photomontages.

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