PANORAMIC GLASS-DUAL CHAMBER LAYOUT
With its highly sought-after panoramic glass and dual chamber layout, the CH780 provides both premium tempered glass panels and the undeniable aesthetics of a dual chamber setup. The lack of an A pillar removes the main obstruction to a clear and uninterrupted view of the main chamber, while the second chamber houses the less appealing cable management, drives, and power supply.
MAXIMIZED COMPATIBILITY
The ATX Max form factor of the CH780 case guarantees compatibility with a large range of components. This panoramic DeepCool case supports E-ATX motherboards while also having compatibility for GPUs up to 480mm in length. The dual chamber layout limits GPU mounting to the vertical position, but a PCI-e riser cable and vertical mount are included.
EXTENSIVE COOLING CAPABILITY
Fan options are plentiful, with the ability to mount nine 120mm or 140mm fans or go to the extreme and add up to four 200mm fans into the conversation. The highly modular fan rails make these configurations a reality.
The CH780 can also support up to three 420mm radiators simultaneously. 420mm radiators can be mounted to the top, bottom, and side of the motherboard tray. The CPU cooler height is limited to 132mm due to the internal configuration.
A TRINITY OF FANS!
A set of highly convenient trinity fans come mounted inside the CH780: three beautifully bright 140mm ARGB fans are united into a single 420mm unit. The trinity of fans only require the wiring of a single set of PWM and ARGB cables, greatly reducing the amount of cable management.
QUALITY OF LIFE UPGRADES
The tempered glass side panel makes upgrading components a breeze, while the secondary option to lock the panel in place with screws provides an extra bit of security. A swing-out GPU support arm is built into the case, and a generous 26mm of cable management makes everything a little less complicated. A magnetic top mesh filter helps keep the dust out and can be cleaned with ease.
PLENTY OF I/O PORTS
With four USB 3.0 ports, a Gen2 Type-C port, and a hybrid audio port, there is no shortage of devices that can be accessed from the top front I/O panel.
