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The DeepCool CH160 PLUS is a compact yet highly capable Micro-ATX chassis designed for modern high-performance builds. Retaining the clean, minimalist look of the original CH160, the PLUS model expands compatibility to support Micro-ATX motherboards, larger GPUs, and 240mm liquid cooling.
Mesh panels surround the chassis to maximise airflow while maintaining a compact footprint. An integrated top carry handle makes the system easy to move, ideal for flexible workspaces or compact gaming setups.
With support for 240mm radiators, GPUs up to 342mm, and CPU coolers up to 164mm, the CH160 PLUS provides impressive performance potential in a space-efficient design. Convenient front I/O connectivity including USB 3.0 and Gen2 USB-C ensures fast and easy access to modern devices.
Compact Micro-ATX chassis with mesh airflow design
240mm radiator support for liquid cooling
Integrated carry handle for easy portability
Supports GPUs up to 342mm
Gen2 USB Type-C front I/O
Tempered glass side panel
Compatible with ATX power supplies
Case Specifications
Form Factor
Mini Tower
Motherboard Support
Micro-ATX
Mini-ITX
PSU Support
ATX / SFX
PSU Location
Front / Bottom Mount
Body Material
SPCC Steel
Front Bezel Material
ABS / Mesh
Side Panel
Tempered Glass
Drive Bays
1 x 3.5" Internal
2 x 2.5" Internal
Expansion Slots
4 x Full Size
Cooling
Front: 1 x 120mm or 1 x 140mm (with SFX PSU)
Top: 2 x 120mm
Rear: 1 x 120mm
Bottom: None
Radiator Support
Front: None
Top: 120mm / 240mm
Rear: 120mm
Pre-Installed Fans
None
IO Ports
2 x USB 3.0
1 x USB Type-C (Gen2)
1 x Audio / Mic Combo
GPU Max Length
342mm (328mm with front fan installed)
CPU Cooler Maximum Height
164mm
PSU Max Length
140mm
Front Bezel Colour
White
Body Colour
White
PSU Included
No
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