Can Deepcool Win Me Back With The New MACUBE...
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
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I look at the new DeepCool Macube 110 PC case to see if it's any better than whatever that other terrible case was called.
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I just love the name of some of deepcool's cases. Is it your cube? Nah its MACUBE
OURCUBE
I do hope they change their cpu coolers from gamaxxx to MAFAN
@@bluengold3443 omg that genius
Best comment of the day! Lol 😂
MACUBE and PACUBE.
Make a family lineup. 🤭
I'm kind of disappointed that Deepcool's cases don't have refrigeration. Sometimes they even look like fridges...
@Slynxyz made me chuckle haha
If it also kept your drinks cool, that would be an instant recommendation from me. 😅
@Slynxyz this looks like my goddamn microwave, imagine putting the pizza from yesterday's night in to the pc
It's looks a lot like NZXT H110.
they are called deepcool
4:42 “I think Deepcool cases are a bit cursed for me”
I think all PC hardware is a bit cursed for Dawid 😅
That's okay though, makes for great content. Being a Tech RUclipsr though, that's what's cursed for me. No matter what I make. :/
single channel ram has entered the chat
You know how they say: Unlucky at hardware, lucky in love.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I think it's more like Dawid is cursed for PC hardware. Imagine the terror felt by an innocent GPU as it's unboxed and sees that beard looming over it 😧
"Whose cube is this?"
"It's macube!"
Its OURCUBE
And I'm keeping it in mabelly.
NO! its MaCube!
m'cube
I’ve used this case for numerous builds. It’s great to build in, and overall a great bang for the buck case. Tempered glass side panel with no thumb screws, passable air flow, psu covered, high quality paint, recessed risers for the motherboard. Also I have never had a problem removing the GPU slot covers. It’s definitely been one of my favourite low end cases to build in.
They fixed the building experience in it massively. It was a really nice case to build in, other than my incompetence with the PCIe covers. :P
Its a great case, I got it and I noticed that it doesn't have the logo on the front panel, I guess they changed it, and it looks so much better
Once you take out the cover, you can’t put it back in right ?
"The deathmatch arena of death"
Couldn't have worded it better 😂
I've got the same case and can confirm that Dawid's case here probably had some manufacturing defect on the PCIE cover side, since the covers on mine came off real easy with a simple push and tug.
Having built about 10 computers in the Macube it is a manufacturing error, and one that I've never heard of nor can understand how the hell it would happen. Anyway, when the factory builds the case properly they are for some reason very stiff, but for the price it's a sacrifice I'm willing to make :)
... I have literally not seen a case with break away blanks since the 90s.... :D
yeah, its kinda unbelievable at this price point
I had a cheap ass case (less than $25) that had breakaways a few years ago, and a less crappy case ($50) from cougar that also had them, but that was reasonable because it was a fairly nice case for the price so I didn’t mind.
I got two budget case which is basically a Meshify knockoff(around $32 in USD) and they both have those. Not a dealbreaker for me and the airflow is fantastic
Watched this multiple times just to keep hearing Dawid say MACUUUUBE!
ABSOLUTE LEGEND. Always a pleasure seeing a video from you, Dawid!
Majority of tech reviewers: Intel i5, i7 and i9 11 gen reviews
Dawid: Another Death Match Arena of Death featuring The EBOLA case vs The MAHCUBE
Please test the mcube's airflow, by taping up the front intake vents, and progressively removing some (3 cm at a time?) tape and retesting - would be interesting to see just how restrictive intakes effects system temps.
Lower CPU tempatures is pretty easy to figure out seeing as the "MaCube" has the large radiator/fan mounting space on the roof. The CPU cooler is just pulling in a lot of fresh air from there. The Ebola/Matrexx 30 hass the lower front intake which benefits the GPU a little more seeing as it's right in the path where the intake fans will be dumping fresh air. Always had a soft spot for DeepCool products and it is great to see their case line evolving the way it is!
I really enjoy your simple down to earth videos not full of jargon, keep it up.
Dawid, please never change! One of my favorite RUclips personalities. Cheers!
Also, for 30-60$ one really can't complain too much given the price point. I've seen cases that cost 3 times as much and are just as bad if not worse. That being said, I always enjoy your videos. Keep them coming please!
I remember the first PC I built in high school used an over-the-top Deepcool Micro ATX case called the Steam Castle, they've always had wacky names for their cases
I built My first pc back at the end of December and I used a Deep Cool Matrexx 55 Mesh. I have to say for the low price that the case was, I was impressed with just how well it was to build in. I was worried about it being to flimsy or have other major flaws, but in fact in had fairly decent cable management and great airflow, with a semi tinted glass side panel, not too bad for under $70.00 Canadian dollars.
THE THUMBNAIL WAS LIT🤣🔥🔥🔥🤣
Hey! I would recommend instead comparing Deepcool's direct successor to the Matrexx 30, the Matrexx 40. It costs an extra $3, has a mesh front, and is hella nice to build in :)
Awesome video. I didn't intend to watch all of it but I ended up doing so anyways. I loved the intro and every time you mentioned the "Ebola case" lol.
Hearing you say macube over and over again his funny love your vids man been binge watching for a couple days now!!
Seems like a good case with decent airflow, like the convienance of being able to easily install and remove as well as the added detachable front panel frame. Quality of the case appears to be sturdy, made of quality material.
I have this case and I’ve been trying to figure out how to remove the glass since I want to clean it xD thanks a lot!!
I've been building on Thermaltake cases for a couple of years now and one had those unremovable PCI vents I also had to remove with pliers.
To be fair, the top of the line Matrexx is built quite nicely and is nice to work with. It also has a better mounting for the side glass than the smaller models
Is that a Disney Wild Africa Trek shirt? That whole experience was amazing!
I just built my first ever pc with the macube 110, very easy to build and the gpu slots easily came out for me and I’m a complete novice. Very nice looking case.
Here is an interesting case Thermaltake AH T600 Snow Full Tower Chassis, would love to see if it is form over function.
I had this case for a build! I didn’t struggle with the PCIe covers though.
There's a very restrictive dust filter behind the front ventilation in the ebola case. If you get rid of the dust filter, the airflow improves significantly in that case.
As does the dust flow!
its great to have a regular guy that injures himself frequently and savaging the cases review cases, rather than people who don't do those things and probably can renovate their house :))
I got this case a few months ago!! So fun to build in, but yeah airflow is not super duper
I love it still
I just bought the case a few weeks ago and i fell in love with it. And I did not have any problems with the case concerning any manufacturing issues
I had same problem with another of their cases with PCIe slots
Haha I had the same issue with the expansion slots on the MB Q300L. Man I hate dealing with the break away covers.
I really like the looks of the MACUBE. Simple and not over the top. I would do something about that front side parts though...
Dawid is the only reviewer who can review a case and I'll watch it, even when I don't need a new case
I can't watch one of your videos without either laughing out loud or giggling away.
Still can't get your description of way too much Thermal Paste (as "Bukkake") out of my head, utterly amusing every time it's mentioned. Love this Channel.
Your channel is my absolute favorite on You Tube.
I'm wondering how Deepcool will respond to this video
Dawid: it looks nice
Me: wHeRE dID thEY PUt THe AiRFLOw
Tech Jesus wouldn't approve of the cooling in the MACUBE
It’s a step in the right direction. A mesh front can be added easily and the rear pci cover thingsies shouldn’t be tough to change either. The Matrexx is used in quite a few budget builds on pcpartpicker. With a little bit of polishing they might pull off a stunt.
there's the Matrexx 40 now which is the sequel to the 30, has a full length version of the 30's airflow front panel design and uses the same updated chassis as the Macube 110
Dawid: *exists*
Linode: here's some money
I was actually kind of hoping Dawid would build up the case with a single stick of RAM just so he could chew himself out for the oversight
Can you do a vid of a pre-built that you actually like or prefer over many.
I have a lian li lancool 205m, love the thing. It has good airflow and plenty of space for hardware for an matx case. the build quality is amazing, plenty of room for cable management, and it has a very good price, $70 USD.
This was the perfect case for my simple build, didn’t have trouble with the slot covers, but I did bent the back plate a bit in error 😢 I didn’t use the front fan slots as my cooling isn’t pushing the case with the 2 140mm fans intaking up top and the one 120mm included fan outaking at the rear. Thermals we’re 77c max on cpu and 50 degree average on Gpu under load in 3D mark. Cpu is r5 5500 and Gpu is rx 6600
Stock AMD cooler on the cpu as well, very happy with its performance
Thank you, Deepcool has been my go to brand for a lot of my pc parts. I'm planning on building 2 pcs for my 2 kids for xmas with this case, one black, and one white. I can't wait.
Is the airflow decent? ive been watching several reviews ans ive been getting mixed feedback. im almosr buying this case, but the airflow issue is setting me back tbh.
I actually build a Budget system in it and for 45€ here in Austria it is a very good Case. The building Expirience was like in an NZXT H510. Also the airflow.
I can't quite tell if the ebola case has ventilation in the top panel or not, but if it doesn't, and the macube does, that could explain the lower CPU temperatures because the CPU cooler could be sucking in air from the top of the case instead of relying on airflow from the front panel! I had a similar thing happen in one of my fractal design cases where when I replaced the closed top panel with the ventilated one my CPU temps decreased.
holy smokes, Deepcool has this improved chassis with the full length airflow pattern from the Matrexx 30 (the ebola case) called the Matrexx 40
I think I might have a new favourite budget case.
yea i have a macube 110r black and the pcie covers came out fine
The CPU cooler is probably sucking in air from above/in general there is more space for air to circulate, causing the better cpu temps in the muh cube.
Whenever I run into one of those types of covers, I just use the cutting wheel on the Dremel rather than bend it out. Otherwise I wind up as banged up as you did.
Death Match Arena Of Death . . . I'm definitely getting the impression that Dawid has watched The Regular Show... and I approve!
Love you Dawid! 😁 please make more vids
I use the exact same case and i had no problems with the gpu slots 👍
I had purchased a Ebola case after I had not have built a computer for 19 years! I didn't have the trouble of removing the rear port blockers like you did. I don't understand why though they made the case for two front fans. Seeing the bottom one is worthless has nowhere for the air to flow to. I made a Ryzen 5 3600 with a Asus 1660 Super dual. It gets really hot in the case. I'm am now look for a new case to keep everything cooler.
I was building in the Cooler Master Q300L and thing same thing happened to me the the PCIe covers. Had to use pliers to get them out. Never using that case again
Yes man! finally, recent christmas I upgraded my gpu and had the same damn issue with the gpu brackets. I thought it was just me, but looks like I'm not the only one.
Kudos to Deepcool. This is a reaaally good budget case. My girl got one.
Next year it's gonna be MADONG.
I fairly recently bought a cougar mx 410 mesh, the cheap version with no rgb or tempered glass for my secondary pc. With some cheap RGB fans I picked up it looks pretty nice, though the plastics are a little cheap feeling. The main reason I like it is that it has a mesh front panel which does a pretty good job for cooling. I would rather have a ugly mesh case than a sealed off hotbox
This Deepcool case looks kinda good.
The airflow is kinda the same as the MSI MAG Vampiric 010X that i have.
Recommending you also to check the MSI MAG Vampiric 010X and compare it with deepcool's Matrexx and Macube
I own that case and it was pretty hard to remove the top 2 slot covers
If you can, Try reviewing the hamman neptune x1 itx case
I am setting up to build my first PC....I decided to start with the case...and I bought the white Lian Li lancool II last month when it was only $104 Canadian on Amazon...would love your thoughts on Lian Li cases....I watched a few reviews and it was a smack down between the Nxzt 510 or Li Lian II...as my current case is a Nxzt 410 Red "Crafted" case .....
With the lack of front airflow it's more like (Deep Warm)
I personally have a matrexx 70 for my gaming pc. It has 9 rgb fans in total including the cpu heatsink ones. With all the cables the back panel cant fit flush and bends out. But it still looks nice in front so i like it and recommend it
I usually manage to remove those with cutting pliers to avoid twisting anything because in a worst case scenario (pun intended) you end up in your situation.
And now that particular twisting technique on the slot covers will be known to me as "The Dawid".
It's almost as if that mesh front don't really add that much cooling but what it does add is more noise which you didn't test
I have a deepcool cl500(pretty much the same as Macube 110, just panel changes(airflow) and smaller changes inside), it was easy enough to build in, it looks good and it has pretty good airflow.
Only complaints are the gaps in the mesh are a bit big so a lot of dust goes through. To install the bottom front fan on the outside, you need to remove the psu to move the hdd cage(just because you can't take out the hdd cage) to access the screws to the fan, and my unit has a fault, the front panel doesn't click in at the bottom left so there's a small 2mm gap from the side glass panel and the front panel, but it's okay.
Overall much better than my old cooler master case. It's good.
I just recently went from the outdated NZXT H440 case to the Deepcool Matrexx 55 v3. It was rough to build in at se points, but I love it. Smoked tempered glass side panel. I can't complain, I picked it up for $45. So for me, it was a nice way to modernize my build.
It does have the four thumbscrew mounting system, it is kinda annoying
I've had my tessarect that isn't to bad, not as great as my old Coolermaster that my son is using, but the white finish and small size looked so cool. Until I tried to build in it, wow it was tight.
When i first heard the name deepcool i thought they make refrigerators
I was dead when I heard you say the Ebola case.
Great comparison! And you’re not the only one who had issues with those snap off plates. I had similar issues with mainly very cheap aliexpress cases. Also, I’m not entirely confident with just having magnets to hold the tempered glass panel.... maybe it’s just me, but I feel like it might shatter if I accidentally bump it or hold it wrong when moving it. Just saying. Haha 😂
Which are probably the same cases without the branding.
i have this case and the magnets are great
The best m atx case is the NR 400 great airflow and has the “good” type of slot covers. It also has a great front and side panel removal. What makes it the best tho is the amazing quality for the price. It only costs 60 dollars. The only downside is it’s hard to find the non od slot version here in America.
The mcube looks pretty similar to the NZXT H510. The airflow on the H510 looks like it should be poor but it works on negative pressure meaning good cooling but sucks in as much dust as a Dyson hoover!
Loved the look of that case but I want fit more drives, went with Phanteks P500a
I have the same case, however it has overheating problems due to the airflow of the case
I've used a Macube 310 (wich is pretty similar to the 110 apart from the top unrestricted ventilation) for a couple of months last year and I loved building on it, the glass mounting system and It's aesthetics but I had to change to a Corsair 4000d AF due to temperature problems.
The front pannel doesn't choke off airflow completely and for most basic systems I'm sure that it would be fine. However, living in a pretty warm place such as Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, the overall ambient temperature sometimes it's already hitting near 40ºc on summer, I had to remove the front pannel constantly to see a minus 10ºc difference in CPU and GPU temps almost immediately.
Great and beautiful case but I wouldn't recommend it for really warm places and mid/high-end builds.
I had the same issue with the garbage-tier 20$ case I'm currently using, and just like in your case, I can't find anyone else who went through it. I guess we're just unlucky.
Dawid you check out deep cools weirder cases there some that literally have a water cooling aio built into the case
My build is on a Matrixx 3. It was horrible to build in, but I stripped it all up to make place, painted it a bit, and I love the end result with the mATX, the glass panel, the minimalist case and obviously the 30$ price tag haha ! :o
Edit: 30 canadian $ of course haha
I have been using the macube 310 non p and airflow sucks but its so beautiful, I want to upgrade but the space inside is unmatched form cases i have used, any good ones out there to replace it with?
Got the exact case! The rear pcie slots were harder compared to most cases I've used but easier to what you experienced :P I just assumed they're "better quality" because I've only used $30 cases so far
I have the ebola case, not bought by choice, and have been really looking to get a Macube 110 as an upgrade but I cannot find any for sale. The way I solved the horrid cable management, was by 3d printing my own PSU basement. Looks much cleaner now!
edit : nevermind they seem to be in stock now!
It looks like the older case has a solid top panel? Or is at least closer to the top panel? Maybe airflow up there is poor?
Nice JayzTwoCents reference!
I use the same case as the black one in my secretary dep in my company. With a Ryzen 3400G, a SDD and 16Gb RAM, it's a nice little silent M-ATX case that's stay cold, even with stock cooler. But sure, they are not designed for gaming rigs.
You should check out the MATREXX 40... its a great M-ATX case too
yeah its basically the updated version of the Matrexx 30
I had the exact same trouble taking the slot covers off but with deepcools matrexx case. Cut my thumb pretty bad too. Deepcool cases just demand sacrifice.
The riveted design would look awesome on the macube... perhaps something similar to how Corsair did the front panel on their 275 airflow... I'd pay 1.5x more for that case if it actually ventilated well.
I do have to say it still depends more on what CPU cooler you rock. I have a 120mm AIO and my Ryzen 3600 does ~45* idle in this sauna of a case (running an undervolt, which is free and easy to do)
Can u do a video on the acer 50 where you upgrade it to make it better bc i have one and its a pain sometimes
A nice looking case that looks like a fridge :)
Can anyone please tell me what is benchmarking tool Dawid used in his youtube videos? The one's shown in 7:31 while he is playing games. Would be curious to know how my own computer runs.
i didnt know this case was new :_:
using it myself and its pretty dope.
Its not new, i have the black version myself for awhile
It is around half a year old
I've got the DEEPCOOL Matrexx 55 v3 RGB in white, and like you, had to almost get an angle grinder on those PCI Express covers. They're absolutely horrid to remove, and even more so once you need to rip them out once you've fitted the motherboard. I was so scared of slipping with pliers and screwdriver and stabbing my motherboard to an untimely death! Aside from that, the Matrexx 55 was a breeze to build in, in fact, it looks almost like the Maccube except the front panel is tempered glass, with similar airflow path as the maccube.
The temperature delta change is fairly easily explained.
In the ebola case, your airflow is front to back. So it has a chance to get to the underside of the GPU, where its fans are.
In the Macube, the airflow is in from the top. This allows the CPU to get more air than having to suck it across the entire case, plus hot air rises, and can escape through the top too. The downside is that the GPU is at the bottom of the case, so it has to no direct airflow path, and the CPU fan is busy pushing all this air out of the case out the back fan.
It isn't a starvation, but the GPU isn't getting as much airflow. Funnily enough, a single 120mm case fan in the lower slot in the front may help the GPU by moving this air (not about fresh air, but moving air)