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DeepCool Matrexx 70 Chassis review - Introduction

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 05/30/2019 11:49 AM [ 4] 1 comment(s)

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DeepCool Matrexx 70 PC Chassis

Yes, it has the weirdest name ever, not Matrix, but rather Matrexx 70 (and yes with two x'es). This DeepCool mid-tower mainstream product looks really good with nice tempered glass elements. In fact, it's even ahs a glass basement plate internally, that covers the PSU area, a little weird sure. Deepcool offers good pricing for the series, especially considering the glass panels are a popular feature.

The inside doesn't disappoint either with space for an E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX or Mini-ITX motherboards. it can fit two 3.5 “drives along four 2.5” drives, space for several graphics cards up to 380 mm in length or 1x in vertical of up to 360 mm in length (which does not occupy more than 2 PCI slots) and space for a high-end CPU CPU Cooler up to 170 mm in height, and a power supply up to 200 mm deep. You could place 3x 120mm fans on the front and one back without lighting, in addition to being able to add 3x of 120/140mm on the top. At the backside, you will have 30 mm for managing the wiring, magnetic dust filter on the top next to other filters on the bottom and front. The IO panel holds two USB 3.0 ports + 1x USB 2.0. 

  

Motherboards E-ATX/ATX/Micro ATX/Mini-ITX
Case Type Middle Tower
Materials
ABS+SPCC (Steel panel thickness: 0.6mm) Tempered Glass side panel, front panel (thickness: 3mm)
Product Dimensions (L×W×H) 475×228×492mm
Net Weight 8.89 kg 
Gross Weight 10.31 kg
5.25" Drive Bays 0
3.5" Drive Bays 2
2.5" Drive Bays 4
I/O Ports 2×USB3.0/1×USB2.0/1xAudio(HD)/1xMic
Expansion Slots 7 +2
Cooling Fans Support
Pre-installed: Rear: 1×120mm. Optional: Front: 3×120/140mm; Top: 3×120/140mm
Cable Management 30mm Clearance
Liquid Cooler Support Front: 120/140/240/280/360mm radiator; Top: 120/140/240/280/360mm radiator; Rear: 120mm radiator
Power Supply Type ATX PS2 (Length less than 200mm)
CPU Cooler Height Limit 170mm
VGA Length Limit 380mm (horizontal)/360mm (vertical)
Carton Dimension (LxWxH) 537×285×539mm
EAN 6933412713753
P/N DP-ATX-MATREXX70-BKG0P

  

The chassis can hold up-to E-ATX format motherboards as well as smaller Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX. You'll spot grommet holes that are unfortunately have not been rubberized, a spacious enough PSU compartment, everything is detailed in black.




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