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The DeepCool CH780 is a premium ATX+ panoramic case in black, built around tempered glass panels and three Trinity 140mm ARGB fans that handle both cooling and customisable lighting. A dual-chamber layout separates the display side of the build from the cabling, the graphics card mounts vertically using the supplied Gen 4 riser cable, and the front panel carries a Type-C port alongside four USB 3.0 ports.
The DeepCool CH780 is a premium ATX+ panoramic case in black, built around tempered glass panels and three Trinity 140mm ARGB fans that handle both cooling and customisable lighting. A dual-chamber layout separates the display side of the build from the cabling, the graphics card mounts vertically using the supplied Gen 4 riser cable, and the front panel carries a Type-C port alongside four USB 3.0 ports.

Finished in black, the CH780 combines a spacious interior with modern aesthetics aimed squarely at gamers and PC enthusiasts. There is room to lay out a high-airflow system without the interior looking crowded, and the glass panelling keeps components on show rather than hidden behind steel. Interior volume plus a current feature set is what makes it a practical base for a stylish, efficient build.

Finished in black, the CH780 combines a spacious interior with modern aesthetics aimed squarely at gamers and PC enthusiasts. There is room to lay out a high-airflow system without the interior looking crowded, and the glass panelling keeps components on show rather than hidden behind steel. Interior volume plus a current feature set is what makes it a practical base for a stylish, efficient build.

The CH780 pairs panoramic tempered glass with a dual-chamber interior, so the main chamber is visible without an A-pillar cutting across the corner. Cable runs, drives and the power supply sit in the secondary chamber, which keeps the visible half of the case clean while the working half stays out of sight. It is the layout that makes a glass corner worth having.
The CH780 pairs panoramic tempered glass with a dual-chamber interior, so the main chamber is visible without an A-pillar cutting across the corner. Cable runs, drives and the power supply sit in the secondary chamber, which keeps the visible half of the case clean while the working half stays out of sight. It is the layout that makes a glass corner worth having.


An ATX+ form factor gives the CH780 wide component compatibility, taking E-ATX motherboards and graphics cards up to 480mm long. Both figures sit at the top of what current desktop hardware asks for, so board size and card length are rarely the constraint in this chassis. Component choice comes down to what you want rather than what will physically clear the frame.

An ATX+ form factor gives the CH780 wide component compatibility, taking E-ATX motherboards and graphics cards up to 480mm long. Both figures sit at the top of what current desktop hardware asks for, so board size and card length are rarely the constraint in this chassis. Component choice comes down to what you want rather than what will physically clear the frame.

Because of the dual-chamber layout, the graphics card mounts vertically rather than horizontally, and DeepCool includes both the vertical mount and a PCIe Gen 4 riser cable in the box. The card faces the glass instead of lying flat against the motherboard, which is the point of a panoramic case, and there is no separate riser purchase to budget for.
Because of the dual-chamber layout, the graphics card mounts vertically rather than horizontally, and DeepCool includes both the vertical mount and a PCIe Gen 4 riser cable in the box. The card faces the glass instead of lying flat against the motherboard, which is the point of a panoramic case, and there is no separate riser purchase to budget for.


Fan capacity runs to nine 120mm or 140mm fans, or four 200mm fans for builders who prefer fewer, larger blades. Modular fan rails make those layouts possible, letting you set positions rather than work around fixed mounting holes. The CH780 therefore scales from a quiet three-fan configuration to a fully populated airflow chassis without changing anything structural.

Fan capacity runs to nine 120mm or 140mm fans, or four 200mm fans for builders who prefer fewer, larger blades. Modular fan rails make those layouts possible, letting you set positions rather than work around fixed mounting holes. The CH780 therefore scales from a quiet three-fan configuration to a fully populated airflow chassis without changing anything structural.

The CH780 supports up to three 420mm radiators at the same time, positioned at the top, bottom and side of the motherboard tray. CPU cooler height is capped at 132mm by the internal design, so a tall tower cooler needs checking against that figure first, while liquid cooling has an unusually large amount of room to work with in this chassis.
The CH780 supports up to three 420mm radiators at the same time, positioned at the top, bottom and side of the motherboard tray. CPU cooler height is capped at 132mm by the internal design, so a tall tower cooler needs checking against that figure first, while liquid cooling has an unusually large amount of room to work with in this chassis.


Three 140mm ARGB fans arrive pre-installed and integrated into a single 420mm unit. Because they are joined, the trio needs only one set of PWM and ARGB cables run back to the motherboard instead of three, which cuts the number of leads crossing the interior and keeps the chamber clutter-free without any extra splitters or hubs.

Three 140mm ARGB fans arrive pre-installed and integrated into a single 420mm unit. Because they are joined, the trio needs only one set of PWM and ARGB cables run back to the motherboard instead of three, which cuts the number of leads crossing the interior and keeps the chamber clutter-free without any extra splitters or hubs.

The tempered glass side panel comes off easily for component upgrades and can be secured with screws when security matters more than quick access. A swing-out GPU support arm is built into the chassis to carry the weight of a heavy card, and a generous 26mm of cable management depth gives thick power leads somewhere to sit without pressing against the rear panel.
The tempered glass side panel comes off easily for component upgrades and can be secured with screws when security matters more than quick access. A swing-out GPU support arm is built into the chassis to carry the weight of a heavy card, and a generous 26mm of cable management depth gives thick power leads somewhere to sit without pressing against the rear panel.


The top front I/O panel carries four USB 3.0 ports, a Type-C port and a hybrid audio port. Four USB ports at the front is more than most cases provide, which matters when a headset, controller, capture device and external drive all want a connection at once instead of queuing for the motherboard rear panel.

The top front I/O panel carries four USB 3.0 ports, a Type-C port and a hybrid audio port. Four USB ports at the front is more than most cases provide, which matters when a headset, controller, capture device and external drive all want a connection at once instead of queuing for the motherboard rear panel.

A magnetic mesh filter sits across the top of the case to keep dust out of the interior, and it lifts away by hand rather than needing tools or screws. On a chassis with this much fan area, a filter that is genuinely simple to remove is what keeps the cleaning routine from being skipped a few months into ownership.
A magnetic mesh filter sits across the top of the case to keep dust out of the interior, and it lifts away by hand rather than needing tools or screws. On a chassis with this much fan area, a filter that is genuinely simple to remove is what keeps the cleaning routine from being skipped a few months into ownership.

Everything you need to know about this product
It uses an ATX+ form factor and supports E-ATX motherboards.
The case accommodates graphics cards up to 480mm in length.
No. The dual-chamber layout restricts GPU mounting to the vertical position, and a vertical mount plus a Gen 4 PCIe riser cable are included.
Up to nine 120mm or 140mm fans, or four 200mm fans, using the case's modular fan rails.
It takes up to three 420mm radiators at once, mounted at the top, bottom and side of the motherboard tray.
CPU cooler height is limited to 132mm because of the case's internal design.
Three Trinity 140mm ARGB fans, integrated into a single 420mm unit that needs only one set of PWM and ARGB cables.
The top front I/O panel has four USB 3.0 ports, a Type-C port and a hybrid audio port.
There is 26mm of cable routing space, and the secondary chamber also houses the drives and power supply.
Yes. A magnetic top mesh filter keeps dust out and can be removed and cleaned easily.
A swing-out GPU support arm is built into the chassis to hold up heavy graphics cards.
This model is finished in black and fitted with panoramic tempered glass panels.
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