The DeepCool CH260 WOOD is a compact Micro-ATX mini tower PC case designed for high-airflow gaming and workstation builds. It supports Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards, full-size graphics cards, ATX power supplies, top-mounted liquid cooling and modern front I/O including USB Type-C.

The DeepCool CH260 WOOD is best used for compact gaming PCs, Micro-ATX desktop builds, high-airflow systems, desk-friendly gaming setups, content creation PCs and users who want a smaller case without giving up support for large graphics cards and strong cooling options.

Yes. The DeepCool CH260 WOOD is a Micro-ATX mini tower case. It supports Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards, making it a good option for users who want a smaller PC than a standard ATX tower.

Yes. The DeepCool CH260 WOOD supports Mini-ITX motherboards as well as Micro-ATX motherboards. Mini-ITX builds can leave extra internal space for airflow, cable management and larger hardware.

No. The DeepCool CH260 WOOD is not designed for full ATX motherboards. It supports Mini-ITX and Micro-ATX motherboards only. If you need a full ATX motherboard, choose a larger ATX case.

Yes. DeepCool lists support for Micro-ATX rear-connector motherboards. This makes the CH260 WOOD suitable for cleaner cable-management builds using compatible hidden-connector motherboard designs.

Rear-connector motherboards move many power and data connectors to the back of the board. This can create a cleaner-looking build through the tempered glass side panel because fewer cables are visible in the main chamber.

The DeepCool CH260 WOOD measures approximately 438mm x 225mm x 312.5mm. This gives it a compact footprint while still allowing strong hardware compatibility for Micro-ATX gaming builds.

The DeepCool CH260 WOOD weighs approximately 5.3kg. This makes it lighter and easier to move than many larger ATX gaming cases, while still offering tempered glass and steel construction.

The DeepCool CH260 WOOD uses ABS, SPCC steel and tempered glass. This gives it a solid structure, modern styling and a clear side panel for showing internal components.

Yes. The DeepCool CH260 WOOD includes a tempered glass side panel, allowing users to show the motherboard, graphics card, cooler, memory and internal lighting if used.

The DeepCool CH260 WOOD version keeps the compact high-airflow CH260 layout but adds a wood-style front design for a cleaner, warmer and more furniture-friendly look. It is ideal for users who want a gaming PC case that looks more modern and less aggressive than a typical RGB-heavy gaming tower.

Yes. The compact Micro-ATX size, tempered glass side panel and wood-style front design make the DeepCool CH260 WOOD a strong choice for clean desk setups, minimalist gaming rooms, home offices and users who want a PC case that blends better with furniture and modern interiors.

No. DeepCool lists the CH260 WOOD as having no pre-installed fans. This lets builders choose their own airflow setup, but it also means you should plan to buy case fans separately if your build needs active cooling.

The DeepCool CH260 WOOD supports front, top and rear fan positions. Official support includes 2 x 120mm fans at the front, up to 3 x 120mm or 2 x 140mm fans at the top, and 1 x 120mm fan at the rear.

A common balanced setup is two front intake fans, top exhaust fans and one rear exhaust fan. This helps bring cool air into the case and remove warm air from the CPU, GPU and radiator area. Exact fan direction depends on your CPU cooler, GPU size and radiator position.

For most builds, front fans should be used as intake to bring fresh air into the case. This is especially useful for cooling the graphics card and feeding cool air into the main chamber.

For most builds, top fans are best used as exhaust because warm air naturally rises. If you use a top-mounted radiator, many builders set it as exhaust to remove CPU heat from the case.

In most standard layouts, the rear fan is used as exhaust. Some compact case builders test rear intake depending on CPU cooler direction and GPU airflow, but rear exhaust is the simplest and most common setup.

Official fan support focuses on front, top and rear fan positions. Some PC builders discuss adding slim bottom fans, but bottom fan clearance depends heavily on GPU thickness and internal spacing. For most users, front intake and top/rear exhaust is the safer setup.

Bottom fans may help in some builds, but they are not always necessary. If a large graphics card sits very close to the bottom area, extra fans may create turbulence or restrict the GPU fans instead of improving temperatures. Test temperatures before adding bottom fans.

Yes. The DeepCool CH260 WOOD is designed as a high-airflow compact case, with multiple fan mounting positions and strong ventilation options. Airflow quality will depend on the fans you install, cable management and component layout.

Yes. The CH260 WOOD is suitable for air-cooled builds because it supports CPU coolers up to 174mm in height and has good fan support. This allows many popular tower air coolers to fit inside the case.

The DeepCool CH260 WOOD supports CPU air coolers up to 174mm in height. Always check the exact height of your CPU cooler before buying, especially if using a large dual-tower cooler.

Yes, many large air coolers can fit because the case supports up to 174mm CPU cooler height. However, you should still check cooler height, RAM clearance and motherboard layout before installation.

Yes. The DeepCool CH260 WOOD supports liquid cooling radiators, including top-mounted radiators. It is a strong option for compact Micro-ATX builds using an AIO cooler.

Yes. DeepCool lists top radiator support for 120mm, 240mm and 360mm radiators. This is a key advantage for users who want strong CPU cooling in a compact Micro-ATX case.

Yes. A 240mm AIO can be installed at the top of the DeepCool CH260 WOOD, subject to motherboard, RAM and cable clearance. A 240mm AIO is a practical choice for many Ryzen and Intel gaming builds.

Yes. DeepCool lists rear 120mm radiator support. This can be useful for smaller AIO coolers, although many users may prefer a larger top-mounted radiator for stronger cooling.

No. DeepCool lists front radiator support as not available. Radiator support is focused mainly on the top position, with rear 120mm support also listed.

The DeepCool CH260 WOOD supports graphics cards up to 388mm in length with front fans installed, or up to 413mm without front fan placement. Always check both GPU length and thickness before buying.

Yes. The CH260 WOOD can support many large graphics cards, including modern RTX and Radeon models, as long as the card fits within the case length, thickness and power cable clearance limits.

Yes, many RTX 4070, RTX 4070 Super and RTX 4070 Ti models can fit, depending on the exact card length and thickness. Check the graphics card dimensions against the CH260 WOOD GPU clearance before ordering.

Some large RTX 4080 or RTX 4090 cards may fit by length, especially without front fans, but thickness, power cable clearance and airflow must be checked carefully. For very large flagship GPUs, measure the card and connector space before building.

The CH260 WOOD has 4 expansion slots, but vertical GPU mounting depends on the bracket, riser cable and internal clearance. Some builders discuss vertical GPU setups, but it is not the simplest configuration and may require extra parts.

The DeepCool CH260 WOOD has 4 expansion slots. This is suitable for many Micro-ATX gaming builds and standard dual-slot or larger graphics cards, depending on motherboard and GPU layout.

Yes. The DeepCool CH260 WOOD supports ATX PS2 power supplies using a removable mounting bracket. This is useful because many compact cases require SFX power supplies, while the CH260 WOOD can use standard ATX PSUs.

For best cable management, a shorter ATX PSU is recommended, especially if using a large graphics card or many cables. Some sources list ATX PSU support up to around 150mm length, so check your PSU length and modular cable space before building.

Yes. A modular or semi-modular PSU is recommended because the CH260 WOOD is compact. Using only the cables you need makes cable management easier and can improve airflow inside the case.

The CH260 WOOD is designed to support ATX PS2 power supplies, but SFX power supplies may be possible with a suitable adapter depending on your build. An SFX PSU can create more room for cables and airflow, but check mounting compatibility first.

The DeepCool CH260 WOOD supports one 3.5-inch drive bay and one 2.5-inch drive bay. Most modern builds can also use M.2 SSDs installed directly on the motherboard, depending on the motherboard model.

Yes. The CH260 WOOD supports one 3.5-inch drive bay, making it possible to install a standard desktop hard drive for bulk storage.

Yes. The CH260 WOOD supports one 2.5-inch drive bay for a SATA SSD. Many users may also use M.2 NVMe SSDs on the motherboard for the operating system and games.

The DeepCool CH260 WOOD includes 2 x USB 3.0 ports, 1 x Gen2 Type-C port and 1 x combined audio/microphone port. This gives convenient access for modern peripherals, USB storage, headsets and USB-C devices.

Yes. The DeepCool CH260 WOOD includes a front Gen2 Type-C port. To use it, your motherboard needs a compatible internal USB-C front-panel header.

The front USB-C port needs to be connected to a compatible internal USB-C header on the motherboard. If your motherboard does not have the correct header, the case USB-C port may not work without an adapter or expansion card.

Cable management can be good for a compact case, but planning matters. Using a modular PSU, shorter cables, M.2 storage and tidy routing will make the build cleaner, especially when using the tempered glass side panel.

Yes, it can be good for beginners who want a compact Micro-ATX build, but it requires more planning than a large ATX tower. Beginners should check motherboard size, GPU length, PSU length, cooler height, fan layout and USB-C header compatibility before buying parts.

The DeepCool CH260 WOOD is not ideal for users who need a full ATX motherboard, many hard drive bays, pre-installed RGB fans, maximum internal space, or a very simple no-planning build. It is best for users who want a compact, stylish, high-airflow Micro-ATX case with a modern wood-style front design.

Buying the DeepCool CH260 WOOD from Memox is a practical choice if you want a compact Micro-ATX gaming case with a modern wood-style design, tempered glass side panel, USB-C, high-airflow cooling potential and support for large graphics cards. Memox offers PC cases, components, storage, memory and accessories for UK customers building or upgrading desktop PCs.