DEEPCOOL CC560 Case Tempered Glass, ABS Mid-Tower Computer Case

The DeepCool CC560 is a mid-tower ATX case designed for budget-conscious PC builders who want a balance of affordability, cooling performance, and modern aesthetics. It features a tempered glass side panel, pre-installed LED fans, and excellent airflow, making it a popular choice for gaming and general-purpose builds. Below is a detailed overview of its features and specifications based on available information:

Key Features:

• Mid-Tower ATX Design:
  • Supports Mini-ITX, Micro-ATX, and ATX motherboards.
  • Dimensions: 416mm × 210mm × 477mm (L × W × H).
  • Weight: Approximately 5.25 kg.
• Cooling Support:
  • Comes with four pre-installed 120mm LED fans (three in the front, one in the rear) for strong airflow and basic lighting effects.
  • Fan support:
    • Front: 3×120mm or 2×140mm.
    • Top: 2×120mm or 2×140mm.
    • Rear: 1×120mm.
  • Radiator support:
    • Front: 120mm, 140mm, 240mm, 280mm, or 360mm.
    • Top: 120mm or 240mm.
    • Rear: 120mm.
  • Features an airflow-focused front panel with mesh design and a large mesh top panel for enhanced ventilation.
• Tempered Glass Side Panel:
  • Full-sized tempered glass window for showcasing internal components.
  • Slide-and-latch design for easy access, secured with captive thumbscrews.
• Storage Options:
  • Supports up to 2× 2.5″ SSDs and 2× 3.5″ HDDs.
  • One of the HDD bays can be repurposed for a third 2.5″ drive if needed.
  • Removable HDD cage for flexibility, especially useful for longer GPUs or improved airflow.
• Build Quality and Materials:
  • Constructed with ABS plastic, SPCC steel, and tempered glass.
  • While budget-friendly, some users note that the materials feel somewhat lightweight, which is typical for cases in this price range (around $60–$70).
  • The CC560 V2 variant (if applicable) features reinforced chassis and side panels for added durability.
• I/O Ports:
  • 1 × USB 3.0.
  • 1 × USB 2.0.
  • 1 × Audio (combined headphone/microphone jack).
  • Note: No USB-C port on the front I/O, which may be a drawback for users with modern devices.