DeepCool CL6600 Build: A White Three-Tier PC in a Wood Desk Setup

The DeepCool CL6600 is one of those cases that just clicks for you—or it doesn't. There's this whole separate chamber stacked on top of the main body, so the thing kind of looks like a tower with a helmet sitting on it. And the inside? Yeah, it's wild too. The liquid cooler that comes built-in lives up in that top box, the graphics card hangs out in the middle, and the power supply is actually mounted sideways down at the bottom. This build takes that whole three-tier setup and wraps it in white—clean motherboard, clean card, the whole thing sitting on a natural wood desk where the case's own wood trim just happens to vibe perfectly.

A Case That Wears a Helmet

That top part? Not just for show. The CL6600 ships with its own liquid cooler built right in, and the whole thing lives sealed up there, which frees up the main chamber for your board and card. From the side, you're looking at two boxes stacked on top of each other—and yeah, that's where the helmet vibe comes from. There's a wood strip across the front panel that softens the look and ties in nicely with the desk surface below.

On this particular desk, the case sits to the right of the monitor, up against the window blinds, so you can see the lit interior glowing through that glass side panel.

How the Three Tiers Actually Work

The inside breaks down into three pretty distinct zones, each doing its own thing:

1. Top: the integrated liquid cooler in its own sealed chamber, sitting above everything else.

2. Middle: your graphics card, laid flat and visible through the glass.

3. Bottom: the power supply, mounted sideways instead of the usual rear setup.

This is actually why the middle section feels more open than you'd expect from a tower this size—the cooling hardware is literally somewhere else. The side panel stays clean and readable, and the stacked profile gives your desk a shape you can't mistake for just another rectangular box.

Keeping Everything White

The motherboard and card were both chosen specifically to keep things minimal: Colorful's CVN X870E ARK FROZEN V14 and XFX's RADEON RX 9070 GRE OC Phoenix Nirvana—clean designs, subtle styling, pale finishes. Then those white braided power cables sweep across in a single smooth curve to the card, so the whole view through the glass panel stays consistent from top to bottom. You want a white case to actually look white? Every visible part through that panel has to be on the same page. Here, it is.

The Full Build List

Here's what went into this white CL6600.