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Computex: Deepcool shows off new cases, coolers and fans

Dominic Moass May 30, 2017 Cases, Computex, Cooling

Unlike many other companies with a presence at Computex, Deepcool isn't actually showing off anything new this time around. This is because Deepcool actually launched a lot of new products at CeBit this year, but we still stopped by to take a second look at some of the new cases, coolers and fans.

Rather than repeat things we have already reported on, we will take this opportunity to showcase some of Deepcool's exciting new products. For full information on the new components, don't forget to read our original CeBit coverage.

In no particular order, here are the products we got a look at and their pricing/availability:

  • Captain 120EX RGB cooler, USD $99.99, launches June 2017
  • Captain 240EX RGB cooler, USD $129.99, launches June 2017
  • Dukase Liquid, USD $189.99, launches June 2017
  • Earlkase RGB, USD $79.99, launches June 2017
  • Baronkase Liquid, USD $129.99, launches July 2017
  • MF120 Smart Fan Set, USD $89.99, launches July 2017
  • New Ark 90, launches October 2017

We will hopefully be reviewing many, if not all, of these products so stay tuned for further information.

KitGuru says: While we didn't see anything new from Deepcool, a lot of their products are very exciting. The Quadstellar case is particularly attractive and I would love to get hands-on with one. Does anything in particular catch your eye?

Credit to Leo Waldock for additional reporting, photography and detail.

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One comment

  1. Lelisevis
    June 1, 2017 at 12:29 am

    Why did my head automatically see the Dukase as DuckArse Liquid? The case with liquid already installed. Damn it, it’s stuck now.

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