The DeepCool CH260 is a compact Micro-ATX PC case designed for high airflow, modern component support and clean gaming or workstation builds. It offers Micro-ATX motherboard support, mesh ventilation, tempered glass and compatibility with large graphics cards.

The black DeepCool CH260 model is commonly listed as R-CH260-BKNGM0-G-1. The EAN listed for this model is 6933412765233.

The CH260 is best used for compact Micro-ATX gaming PCs, high-airflow desk builds, smaller workstation systems, modern RGB or non-RGB builds, and users who want strong hardware support without using a full ATX tower case.

Yes. The DeepCool CH260 is a compact Micro-ATX case. It supports Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards, including selected Micro-ATX rear-connector motherboard designs.

No. The CH260 does not support full-size ATX motherboards. It is designed for Mini-ITX and Micro-ATX motherboards only.

Yes. The CH260 supports Mini-ITX motherboards, giving users extra internal space for cooling, cable management and larger graphics cards compared with many very small ITX cases.

Yes. DeepCool lists support for Micro-ATX rear-connector motherboards. This can help create a cleaner build by routing many cables behind the motherboard tray, but you must check your exact motherboard layout before buying.

The DeepCool CH260 measures approximately 438mm long, 225mm wide and 312.5mm high. It is compact for a Micro-ATX case but still offers strong internal hardware clearance.

The DeepCool CH260 has a listed net weight of approximately 5.3kg. This makes it lighter and easier to move than many larger ATX tower cases.

The CH260 uses ABS, SPCC steel and tempered glass. This gives it a practical combination of structure, airflow-focused panels and a side window for viewing the internal build.

Yes. The CH260 includes a tempered glass side panel, allowing users to showcase the motherboard, graphics card, cooler, lighting and internal cable management.

Yes. The CH260 is designed as a high-airflow compact case, using wraparound mesh panels and multiple fan positions to help move cool air through the system and exhaust heat from high-performance components.

No. The DeepCool CH260 does not include pre-installed fans. You will need to add your own case fans depending on your cooling needs, component heat output and preferred noise level.

The CH260 supports up to six 120mm fan positions: two 120mm fans at the front, three 120mm fans at the top and one 120mm fan at the rear. The top can also support two 140mm fans.

The top of the CH260 supports either three 120mm fans or two 140mm fans. This makes the top area suitable for strong exhaust airflow or a top-mounted radiator setup.

The front of the CH260 supports two 120mm fans. Front fans are useful for bringing fresh air into the case, especially when using a powerful graphics card.

The rear of the CH260 supports one 120mm fan. A rear exhaust fan is recommended for most builds to help remove warm air from the case.

A good balanced setup is two front 120mm intake fans and one rear 120mm exhaust fan. For hotter gaming builds, adding top exhaust fans or a top-mounted AIO radiator can improve cooling.

Yes. The DeepCool CH260 supports a top-mounted 120mm, 240mm or 360mm radiator. This makes it suitable for many 360mm AIO liquid coolers, depending on motherboard, RAM and cable clearance.

No. DeepCool lists radiator support at the top and rear only. The front is for fan mounting, not radiator mounting.

Yes. The rear position supports a 120mm radiator, which can be used with selected single-fan liquid coolers.

Yes. The CH260 is a good option for AIO liquid cooling because it supports top radiators up to 360mm and a rear 120mm radiator. Always check radiator thickness, fan thickness and motherboard clearance before building.

Yes. The CH260 supports CPU air coolers up to 174mm high, which gives compatibility with many large tower coolers. Its mesh design also helps feed air to case fans and coolers.

The DeepCool CH260 supports CPU coolers up to 174mm high. Before buying a cooler, check the cooler height and allow for any extra clearance needed by the motherboard or RAM layout.

Yes. The CH260 supports graphics cards up to 388mm with front fans installed, or up to 413mm without front fans. This gives strong compatibility with many modern full-size GPUs.

The listed GPU clearance is 388mm with front fans installed and 413mm without front fans. Always check the exact GPU length, thickness and power connector position before buying.

It can fit many large graphics cards if the card length and thickness are within the case clearance. Very thick or oversized GPUs should be checked carefully against the 4-slot expansion layout, front fan placement and cable clearance.

The CH260 has four expansion slots. This is suitable for most Micro-ATX graphics card builds, but users with very thick GPUs should check clearance carefully.

The CH260 is not mainly designed around vertical GPU mounting. Buyers planning a vertical GPU setup should check compatible brackets, riser cable clearance and airflow before attempting that configuration.

The CH260 supports standard ATX PS2 power supplies up to 150mm long. Using a compact or fully modular ATX PSU can make cable management easier in this smaller case.

Yes, as long as the ATX PSU is within the supported length limit of 150mm. Longer power supplies may be difficult or impossible to fit cleanly with the intended cable routing.

A modular or semi-modular PSU is recommended because the CH260 is compact. Using only the cables you need can improve airflow, reduce clutter and make the build easier to manage.

The CH260 supports one 3.5-inch drive bay and one 2.5-inch drive bay. Motherboard M.2 SSD slots can also be used if your motherboard supports them.

Yes. The CH260 includes support for one 3.5-inch hard drive, making it useful for users who still want bulk storage in addition to SSD storage.

Yes. The CH260 includes support for one 2.5-inch SSD. Additional SSD storage may be possible through M.2 slots on the motherboard, depending on your motherboard specification.

M.2 SSD support depends on your motherboard, not the case. The CH260 can house Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards that may include M.2 slots, but the case itself does not provide an M.2 slot.

The CH260 includes two USB 3.0 ports, one Gen2 USB Type-C port and one audio/microphone combo jack on the front I/O panel.

No. Your motherboard must have the correct internal USB-C front-panel header for the case’s USB-C port to work. If the motherboard lacks this header, an adapter may be required or the port may remain unused.

Yes. DeepCool lists three removable dust filters for easy cleaning. Regular cleaning helps maintain airflow and reduce dust build-up inside the case.

Yes. The removable dust filters and tool-free front panel access help make cleaning easier. Cleaning frequency depends on room dust, pets, carpet, airflow direction and fan setup.

Yes, it is reasonably builder-friendly for a compact Micro-ATX case, with tool-free front access, reusable PCIe slot covers and modern front I/O. However, compact cases require more planning than larger ATX towers.

Yes, it can be suitable for first-time builders who carefully check component sizes before buying. Beginners should plan motherboard size, PSU length, GPU length, cooler height and fan layout before starting the build.

Cable management is possible but requires planning because the case is compact. A modular PSU, sensible cable routing and rear-connector motherboard support can help create a cleaner build.

Yes. The tempered glass side panel makes it suitable for RGB fans, RGB RAM, RGB coolers and lighting strips if your motherboard or controller supports them. The case itself does not require RGB to look clean.

No. The CH260 does not include pre-installed RGB lighting or pre-installed RGB fans. It is a clean black case that can be used for either RGB or non-RGB builds.

The CH260 can be quiet with the right fans and fan curves, but it is primarily a high-airflow mesh case rather than a silence-damped case. Fan choice and component temperatures will strongly affect noise levels.

The CH260 is better if you want a smaller, cleaner Micro-ATX build with strong airflow and modern hardware support. A full ATX case is better if you need an ATX motherboard, more drive bays, more expansion slots or more internal room.

Check your motherboard size, GPU length and thickness, CPU cooler height, PSU length, radiator size, fan requirements, storage needs, front USB-C header support and whether you need ATX motherboard support before buying.

The DeepCool CH260 is not ideal for users who need full ATX motherboard support, many hard drive bays, pre-installed fans, built-in RGB, maximum silence damping, very long ATX power supplies or a large full-tower build. It is best for users who want a compact high-airflow Micro-ATX case with strong GPU, radiator and USB-C support.

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