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Deepcool CL500 chassis review - Product showcase – Exterior/Interior

by Krzysztof Hukalowicz on: 08/14/2020 03:44 PM [ ] 5 comment(s)

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Product showcase – Exterior/Interior

The Deepcool CL500 looks nice with its tempered glass panel as you've seen on the previous pages.

 

 

The side panels are mounted magnetically. To remove them, you only need to pull them backwards. The magnets could have been a bit stronger though, as sometimes it’s not so easy to put the panels back on.

 

 
Regarding the overall capabilities, you can use a 165 mm CPU cooler, a 330 mm graphics card, and it’s possible to install water cooling here as well. The Deepcool CL500 has support for 360 mm radiators at the front, 240 mm at the top, and 120 mm at the back. You can install up to six 120 mm fans (or 3 x 120 mm + 2 x 140 mm) in the following setup:

  • Front: 120mm x3 / 140mm x2
  • Top: 120mm x2
  • Rear: 120mm x1 (Pre-installed)
 

 

Unlike in the Macube 310P, the PSU shroud has no cut-outs.

 

 

The first non-standard thing (which was also present in the Macube 310P) is the GPU holder with adjustable height.

 

 

There’s also a fan hub available. OK, let’s head to the further inspection of the interior, then.




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