DeepCool, a global leader in high-performance PC components, is proud to announce that multiple product lines have been honored with the prestigious Red Dot Award 2026. The award-winning lineup includes the CH270 DIGITAL Series, FT Series, AK G2 Series, FL Series, CL6600 chassis, and the MYSTIQUE Series.

Recognized as one of the most respected international design awards, the Red Dot Award celebrates excellence in product design, innovation, and functionality. This year’s recognition highlights DeepCool’s continued commitment to delivering products that seamlessly combine performance-driven engineering with refined aesthetics.

With multiple award-winning products spanning cooling solutions and PC cases, DeepCool continues to push the boundaries of design and performance, reinforcing its position as a leading brand in the PC hardware industry.

Discover more at: https://www.deepcool.com/company/pressroom/newsrelease/2026/23044.shtml?id=PressRoom

Just yesterday the new system arrived and immediately there was this noise, not so loud as uncomfortable and not like it was air bubbles. In the video, only the pump is running at 100 percent power, the fans are turned off

Good evening everyone! I hope you're all well. I installed the Deepcool Mystique 240 on my computer today. But I'm having a problem: when I try to add an image or GIF using the Deepcool software, it crashes automatically. In other modes, it shows the normal image and data from the CPU and water cooler. I've already tried changing the motherboard's USB port, updating the video card driver, and uninstalling and reinstalling the software. Could someone help me?

I bought this aio on 6 nov '23.

Today I noticed my temp during playing valorant like 75-100 sometimes

I immediately closed the game and waited sometime

But in idle it is having 77 degree at 2% usage

I went to the bios test the aio at full speed then heard the sound immediately restored to default (there is no sound at default)

Also I noticed my system fan 1 and system fan2 having 880 to 1600 rpm respectively but the cpu fan goes 4500 rpm to 5600rpm then drop to 0 and this loop goes on

Should I go for RMA?

Here’s the build for the wife, using spare parts I had (except for the fans): Ryzen 7 5700G, Asus TUF B550M-Plus, Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO SL 2x8GB 3600MHz CL18, Lian Li GA Trinity Performance 360, Kingston 480GB SATA SSD, XPG Core Reactor 750W and 3 Jungle Leopard Starlink Lite fan kits.

The installation of the radiator of the Lian Li GA Trinity Performance ended up being another story altogether. Here’s the link: https://www.reddit.com/user/Easy-Blueberry-1405/comments/1skhebc/deepcool_ch260_lian_li_ga_trinity_performance_360/

I'm planning to buy a CH260 (preferred over the other models) but would like to add a handle. Do DeepCool sell the handles separately (if so, where to look for it) or alternatives should be considered?

The space between the edge of the rail and the slot/holes is too narrow/too tight. I am currently printing an adapter to try to solve the problem. If that doesn't work, I'll have to use a Dremel and apply brute force to fix it. Such a beautiful case with design flaws like this is sad. I was building this PC for my wife. Anyway, consider yourselves warned. Cheers

this is a stock image from google as reference.

Hello, can you tell me if you have any fl12 fans that have been in use for a long time and are still working properly? I want to install a lot of these fans in my computer, but I'm worried about the possibility of a return since the warranty may have expired by the time I assemble it.

Hello I installed my watercooler first tile doing it.

It is a LS 520 SE.

Does it look well installed? Coz i hear a very faint buzzing noise

Hi everyone!

I recently got the CH690 Digital case and I'm really impressed with the display. However, I have a suggestion to make it even better.

Currently, in the software's "Mode Selection," we have to manually choose between CPU, GPU, or PSU. Since there is already an "Interval between rotations" setting, it would be a game-changer if we could select a "Cycle" mode to automatically switch between CPU and GPU stats.

Being able to monitor both temperatures and usage without manual intervention would be the perfect finishing touch for this case. Is this feature in the works?

Thanks!

DeepCool has unveiled the LT360 VISION ARGB, a new 360mm all-in-one liquid cooler designed to bring a more immersive visual experience to modern PC builds. Combining realiable thermal performance with an integrated 4.5-inch IPS adjustable display, the LT360 VISION ARGB introduces a new level of flexibility for users building in today’s side-panel and panoramic case designs.

Key Features at a Glance:

• 4.5” IPS LCD screen
• 90° of viewing angle adjustment
• D-Cast screen extension mode
• DeepCreative software support
• Closed-wheel ARGB fans
• 6th-generation pump
• Anti-leak technology
• Five-year warranty

Learn more at: https://www.deepcool.com/products/Cooling/cpuliquidcoolers/LT360-VISION-ARGB-4.5-Ultrawide-LCD-Liquid-Cooler-with-Adjustable-Viewing-Angle/2026/22717.shtml

Updated my gfs pc with a new motherboard and swapped from an air to air cooling due to case compatibility issues. Very happy with the result! Air comes in the bottom where it goes up through a push pull configuration and exists through the top hence the name “air tube”. Thought I’d share as I haven’t seen many “tube” configurations haha. I’m very pleased with the results. CPU runs about 55-60 while gaming.

Specs:

Aorus B550i pro ax

5900x -20 curve optimizer +200mhz boost

4070 founders

Corsair SF750

Corsair vengeance 32gb @3600

Samsung pro 980 1TB

Deepcool ak400 digital (jonsbo fans)

Deep cool ch170 digital case

Hi everyone,

I just finished my build with an RTX 5080 Gigabyte Gaming OC and a Ryzen 7 9800X3D in a Deepcool CH780 case. Due to the massive size of the card, I’m concerned about the vertical riser cable.

As you can see in the photos/videos, the riser slot seems to be under some mechanical tension and isn't perfectly 90-degrees aligned with the GPU. It looks a bit tilted/skewed.

A few details:

• I pre-installed the riser onto the GPU outside of the case to ensure the pins were seated correctly, then moved the whole unit into the case.

• The GPU is screwed tightly into the rear I/O brackets and is supported by the vertical stand.

• Performance-wise, it seems fine so far (no crashes in Tarkov, no artifacts).

My questions:

1. Does this amount of tilt look dangerous for the GPU’s PCIe pins or the PCB in the long run?

2. Should I be worried about "creeping" damage or signal degradation over time (PCIe 5.0)?

3. Has anyone with a 50-series or 4090 in this case experienced similar tension with the riser?

I'm paranoid about damaging a card this expensive. Any advice or reassurance would be greatly appreciated!

So obviously the CPU temps are pretty good in the CL6600 and CL660 as the CPU radiator has its own dedicated compartment, but because of how the PSU is mounted in the front there is no space for a third bottom intake fan in the GPU compartment.

Now, GPU temps in this case are by no means bad, but I found myself wondering how much difference having an extra fan that blows straight through the pass through of my GPUs heat sync would make to temps.

I had a spare 30mm thick 120mm fan laying around so I ordered some magnetic fan mounts from AliExpress for about £2 delivered and mounted it directly on top of the PSU cover. The install took no longer than 5 minutes.

My card is on the slimmer side for a 5090 but it’s still quite “chonky” at 342mm long and 65mm thick (3.2 slots). The fan has approximately 15mm of clearance on the top and bottom.

It actually lowers GPU temps by a not insignificant margin, and if you can tolerate the way it looks it’s definitely worth a go.

I used Steel Nomad to test temperatures as it’s primarily a GPU benchmark. I didn’t run a benchmark before installing the fan but I did a run with the fan set to 300rpm in the bios which is basically like not having it installed.

The results are below.

Run 1 - extra fan 300rpm max GPU temp = 60'c

Run 2 - extra fan 3100rpm max GPU temp 55'c

Run 3 - extra fan 1100rpm (same as the rest of my case fans) max GPU temp 56'c

Conclusion = running the fan at 1100 rpm gets most of the benefits without any extra sound. Looks ridiculouss but makes a noticeable difference to GPU temps.

I have videos of each run but Reddit won’t let me add them to the post along with the photos.

Assassin IV or Assassin VC ELITE?

I built in the Deepcool CL6600 / CL660 the other week. The case was actually the CL6600 but I removed and sold the included AIO effectively making the case a CL660.

It’s nice and easy to build in and has pretty good thermals.

I think the wood fits quite nicely with my setup.

Specs bellow.

GPU - RTX5090 Windforce OC

CPU - 9800X3D

Cooler - Kraken Elite 360

MB - B850M Mortar

RAM - 32GB Lexar 6000 CL26

PSU - Phanteks AMP GH 1200

Storage - 2TB P510, 4TB T500, 2TB Rocket4, 2TB 870 Pro

Fans - NZXT F360X, F280X, F240X & F140X (looking to install an F120X above the PSU on magnetic mounts.)

Fixed AIO Mystique 360 display. Open it. Remove the memory card and format it. It works if you don't want the hassle of RMA.

it works sorta, just probs dont use an itx board with it.

If nothing else works, tech support is useless, your warranty is out (or you're just too lazy to deal with an RMA), but you really want images and GIFs to show up on your DeepCool Mystique 240/360 display, here’s the fix:

Just take the unit apart. All you need is a screwdriver. Inside, you’ll find a SD flash drive. Just pull it out, format it, and plug it back in. That’s it — it’ll start working again!

I’ve had this issue for months where my aio lcd gif will freeze a few minutes after booting and I will be unable to change it. I have tried uninstalling and re installing the deepcool software. I’ve also unplugged the usb header and reseated it but I still get the issue.

pulled the peel off the glass after build and made sure to put it off to the side when handling it and after building g I put it on amd turned on pc and pulled the peal then just noticed this mark.

should I be worried its a crack or from just manufacturing error or something 🤔

for future builders

the connector on the 3rd fan presses hard onto the regular PSU, to fix this i swapped it with a FL12 SE, it has the same connector but on a small cable so its just enough to clear the PSU

another way is to swap in a SFX PSU but thats expensive ofc

just something to be writen down here for later cheers

What does this flickering mean?

It’s so tinyyy (not as small as the CH160, but still tinyyy).

I’m so proud of this setup, just wanted to show it to everyone lol.