Deepcool GENOME chassis with Integrated 360mm AIO Water cooler

Deepcool GENOME chassis with Integrated 360mm AIO Water cooler

PC enthusiasts have been suffering a hard case for years that it’s quite difficult for most of the PC consumers to build up an extreme liquid cooling system by themselves. To improve PC user experience is why DEEPCOOL comes up with the product. DEEPCOOL Genome is an integrated PC liquid cooling solution, consists of an ATX PC case and an extreme liquid cooling system.

Pre-installed liquid cooling system, including a 360mm radiator, 3 PWM fans and a reservoir offers PC gamers not only cyclic great cooling performance but also an aesthetic design. Aesthetic liquid cooling system blends in the ATX case provides PC builders an integrative PC building experience.

Amazing side window reveals the interior and ensures visible effect. Meanwhile wider space and logical holes design offer a better cable management.

Innovative structure with separated functional areas provides extended support:

• Extra slots for vertical GPU installation (PCI-E extension cable is not included)
• Extended window reserved, supports longest 330mm Graphic Card x2 SLI

Available in January, 2016
MSRP: $249.99 USD

My Thoughts

A lot of PC builders love to have a little hassle as possible when choosing components, simply wanting to buy something that works out of the box and does not require a great deal of forethought. 

It is hard to find cases that support a 360mm radiator, as it is a rarely uses Radiator size when it comes to All-in-One water cooling and is often very difficult to install. 

If you are looking for a case and cooling solution that is simply plug and play, the Genome looks like a great case/cooling option, especially if you are a fan of this cases GPU mounting solution. 

You can join the discussion on Deepcool’s new Genome Chassis with an Integrated 360mm AIO water cooler on the OC3D Forums. 

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— OC3D (@OC3D) January 8, 2016