Deepcool relaunches a box that had been debated for several reasons: massive, very original and a bit expensive… Does this new version named Quadstellar Infinity change the deal?
The original side of the Quadstellar is its size, volume and shape. But all this is not just an eye-catcher. The chassis is designed with four compartments. These isolate each of the main components of the system, helping them to have excellent thermal performance. In terms of capacity, this case allows you to use a motherboard with a format up to E-ATX. You can accommodate a graphics card up to 380 mm in length . Everything is possible in terms of cooling, including high-performance liquid cooling. It is possible to install several 360mm radiators. In addition, there is room for up to 15 fans. 5 x 120mm fans in the front, 9 x 120mm fans on the sides and one 120mm fan in the back. Beware though, no fans are included with this chassis.
If you don’t want to be caught off guard in terms of storage, you will have enough space left to install 3 3.5″ and 3 2.5″ disks. In terms of aesthetic refinements, you will enjoy RGB of course with four ARGB LED strips on the front. Each compartment has a tempered glass plate allowing you to see the material inside. Finally, the front panel allows you to open vents to optimize cooling.
A case that is definitely not like the others and whose price will be around 359€.
