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#Deepcool #pcbuild #asuspcdiy - In a market saturated with dual chamber designs, what could possibly make ripples in this space? Well, Deepcool know. With support for FOUR 200mm fans, the CH780 leaves a mark... Timecodes, though I don't recommend skipping for visual narrative reasons! 00:00 - A Blend of Coffee & CH780 overview 01:20 - Build Hardware 01:46 - Motherboard Assembly 03:36 - Deepcool CH780 Assembly 07:26 - Airflow Visualization 08:03 - Cinematic & Desk Setup 10:16 - Coffee Thanks & Outtakes When a brand says they've released a new dual chamber layout PC case, it's hard to get excited because they all follow the same path fundamentally. Whilst the CH780 isn't too different, the small features (or sometimes lack of) make quite an impact. With space to support two 200mm fans on the bottom and top of the chassis, combined with the potential to mount a 420mm radiator top, middle or side, the options for cooling this one are really boundless. One of the immediate 'features' of the chassis that stood out were the lack of cable management rubber grommets. I had my reservations about this, as I'm sure you will, but realistically I actually like the more 'raw' and 'industrious' approach without them. GPU support is something which you will have to be mindful of in this chassis. Whilst it can mount a GPU horizontally, it's real focus is vertical. I initally opted for the TUF Gaming RTX 4070 Ti thinking that the 4080 version would be too large. It later turned out there was plenty of space, leaving a gap larger than 1 inch between the fans and the glass. Final conclusion following build hardware list: Main parts included in the build: (USA Amazon) Case - GPU - CPU - Motherboard - RAM - NVME M.2 - CPU Cooler - 2x 200mm Fans - PSU - PSU Cables extensions - Mouse - Keyboard - Monitor - Lights used to film this video: Godox UL150ii - Godox UL60 - Main parts included in the build: (UK Amazon) Case - GPU - CPU - Motherboard - RAM - NVME M.2 - CPU Cooler - 2x 200mm Fans - PSU - PSU Cables extensions - Mouse - Keyboard - Monitor - Lights used to film this video: Godox UL150ii - Godox UL60 - Total build cost - $2800 The Deepcool CH780 should be considered an alternative to the recently released Morpheus chassis. the modular approach to the Morpheus chassis allows you to adapt and shape the case to your own liking, but it comes at the cost of having more build skill level. Where the CH780 really shines is with its easy assembly process, wide hardware support but most of all - great cooling potential. What's your thoughts on the CH780? Love it? Let me know in the comments! Special thanks to @DEEPCOOL1996 for supporting this project. --------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe to my 2nd Channel for more! @MrMattLeeV2 --------------------------------------------------------------- ☕☕ BUY ME A COFFEE! ☕☕ Show you support for the channel. Bonus - get a shout out in the next video! No subscription or sign-up required! --------------------------------------------------------------- Please like and subscribe if you want to see more content like this, also follow the link below to my Instagram where you will find the photoshoot pictures and lots more like-minded content :D ---------------------------------------------------------------- Find me on socials:
