DeepCool has released the CH360 Digital Display WH, a white PC case that brings real-time system monitoring to budget builders. The chassis integrates a digital display screen on the front panel to show CPU and GPU temperatures or usage rates. This feature lets users check hardware health without opening the case or running separate software. Buyers who want visual feedback on their build performance at a low entry price will find this model relevant.

White chassis with digital display and pre-installed cooling fans
The case ships in a white finish with a magnetic tempered glass side panel for easy access to internal components. DeepCool lists the dimensions at 428x215x431 mm, which fits standard ATX motherboards. The front I/O panel includes one USB-C port, one USB-A 3.0 port, and a 3.5mm audio jack. This configuration provides basic connectivity for peripherals and audio devices without requiring rear panel access.
Specifications
- Dimensions: 428x215x431 mm
- Color: White
- Side Panel: Magnetic Tempered Glass
- Display: Digital Display Screen (CPU/GPU Temp/Usage)
- I/O Ports: 1x USB-C, 1x USB-A 3.0, 1x 3.5mm Audio
Cooling options form the core of the CH360 design, with the front pre-installed with two 140mm fans. Users can swap these for three 120mm fans if they prefer different airflow patterns. The top panel supports two 120mm or two 140mm fans, while the rear includes one pre-installed 120mm exhaust fan. The power supply shroud area also allows for two additional 120mm intake fans.
The chassis supports liquid cooling radiators up to 360mm in the front and 240mm on the top. It accommodates CPU coolers up to 165 mm in height and graphics cards up to 320 mm in length. Storage capacity includes two 3.5-inch bays and three 2.5-inch bays, though removing the HDD cage allows for longer power supplies up to 160 mm. Cable management space behind the motherboard tray measures 20 mm.
DeepCool launched the CH360 Digital Display WH on JD.com in China on September 14, 2024. The pricing is set at 209 CNY (around $31.05), which converts to around $31.05. This low cost positions the case as an accessible option for entry-level builds that still want modern monitoring features.



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