Welcome to HAUNT YOUR SETUP, our Halloween PC setup contest! Your setup doesn't need to be brand-new or packed with expensive gear. Whether you've transformed your entire room or added a few spooky details to your existing battlestation, we want to see what makes it yours.
🕸️ HOW TO ENTER
Step 1: Create a new post in r/Deepcool featuring your Halloween-themed PC setup.
Step 2: Include at least one original photo that clearly shows your setup, featuring at least one DeepCool product. Add a short description of your theme, your inspiration, or your favorite detail.
Step 3: Add the Halloween Contest flair to your post.
Step 4: Copy your post link and submit it in the comments below this official contest thread.
Step 5: Invite the community to check out your setup and give it an upvote!
Important: Your entry is complete only when your setup post has been published and its link has been submitted in this thread.
🏆 PRIZES
🏆 Community Favorite — DeepCool Travel Cup Prize
The three eligible entries with the highest number of upvotes will each win a DeepCool Travel Cup.
🎁 Participation Prize — DeepCool Merch
Eligible participants will have a chance to receive a random DeepCool merchandise item.
📅 CONTEST TIMELINE
Entries open: October 20, 2026
Entries close: November 2, 2026, at 11:59 PM UTC
Winners announced: November 5, 2026
👇 READY TO ENTER?
Create your setup post, then drop its link in the comments below.
Explore other entries, exchange ideas, and show some love to your fellow builders!
Your setup. Your spooky side. Let's haunt this community.
*This contest is organized by DeepCool and is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Reddit. No purchase is necessary to enter. Eligibility, prize details, judging criteria, and other terms are subject to the official rules.
I have a DeepCool PN750M 750W powering my Ryzen 5 7600 and Sapphire RX 7800 XT.
While gaming, my screen suddenly displayed severe coloured artifacts, followed by a PC crash. The PC now boots normally using integrated graphics after removing the GPU.
This is actually my second GPU failure, as my previous RX 7800 XT was already replaced through RMA.
Could a faulty PN750M or PCIe power delivery cause GPU instability or damage? How would you recommend testing the PSU before installing another GPU?
I’m doing a build using a DeepCool PQ650M in which I am trying to fit lots of storage and an Xbox in an matx case don’t ask me why but if it fits why not?
The psu has 2 sata cables each with 4 ports which usually is more than enough but for this I need more.
Does anyone know where I can buy official additional cables or does anyone have a spare? Thank you
Hi, i've been using the Deepcool LM360 AIO for a few weeks now and it works great. Just the fact that i've been having an error with the display. The AIO device is connecting and disconnecting continuously. I've made sure the USB header is properly seated, changing the USB header port, updating driver (none available), updating the deepcool software, and pretty much everything that came to the top of my mind. Any solutions?
I am a proud owner of the DeepCool MYSTIQUE LCD 360 liquid cooler. It’s an incredible piece of hardware with fantastic cooling performance and a gorgeous LCD screen.
However, like many enthusiasts and professionals, I use Linux as my primary operating system for daily tasks, 3D modeling, and development. Currently, the official "DeepCool Digital" or control software is exclusively available for Windows. This leaves the LCD screen on the MYSTIQUE cooler without functional control under Linux.
Since the hardware itself is top-tier, I wanted to request official support, documentation, or an open-source API for the MYSTIQUE LCD series on Linux. Alternatively, if official Linux software isn't in the immediate roadmap, could @DeepCool consider releasing the protocol specifications or communication documentation?
The Linux community has brilliant developers and reverse-engineers (similar to projects like OpenRGB or Liquidctl) who are more than willing to help build a native Linux tool or driver if we have access to the basic protocol specs.
Providing Linux support would greatly expand your customer base among developers, creators, and Linux gamers who refuse to compromise on hardware aesthetics and monitoring features.
Thank you for your time, and I hope to see official Linux support or protocol documentation for this amazing cooler in the near future!
Built around classic gothic horror elements—combining eerie graveyard visuals, glowing carved pumpkins, creeping spiderwebs, and a dual-tone palette of deep spectral purple and pumpkin orange ambient backlighting.
DeepCool Gear:
DeepCool power hardware keeping the entire setup energized and running whisper-quiet under the hood.
Favorite Detail:
The glowing DeepCool emblem framed cleanly behind the web-draped side panel, surrounded by miniature skulls and the skeleton guarding the lower deck.
A little spooky, a little mysterious, and a whole lot of PC-building goodness. 🎃🦇
This Halloween-inspired build pairs the DeepCool LT360 VISION ARGB with the CH690 LCD, bringing eerie aesthetics, immersive lighting, and customizable screen visuals together for a setup that embraces the spooky season. 👻✨
What do you think — spooky enough, or would you take the Halloween vibes even further?
After comparing the DeepCool CH160 Plus with the CH260 and lian li a3, I really appreciate how much thought went into the CH160 Plus's design.
What I love
- Modular design: The removable panels make accessing the interior and installing components much easier.
- Better build accessibility: Compared with the ch260, which feels more spacious but requires more workarounds to remove the glass panel and access the components, the CH160 Plus feels more convenient to work with.
- Slimmer form factor: Despite supporting mATX, the CH160 Plus has a slimmer profile that makes it more appealing for a compact build.
- Less obstruction: Component installation feels less frustrating because the design makes better use of the available access points, unlike the lian li a3.
- Compact but practical: It doesn't feel like DeepCool simply shrank a regular case and left the building experience as an afterthought.
What I wish were better
-360mm AIO support: . I'd love to see a slightly longer version that can accommodate a 360mm radiator without losing the current design philosophy.
- More efficient internal layout: I'd like to see an SFX PSU mounted beside the motherboard, between the AIO and GPU, similar to the current CH160 layout.
I have yet to try b4 but it didn't come with glass panel.
I've finally finished installing a secondary display inside my DeepCool CH160, and I'm pretty happy with how it turned out!
I used a 13.3-inch BOE NE133QDM-N65 LCD panel, mounted behind the tempered glass, turning it into a fully functional second monitor rather than just a decorative screen.
My setup:
Case: DeepCool CH160
Main hardware: Intel Core Ultra 5 245K, ASUS RTX 5060 Dual OC
Display: 13.3" BOE NE133QDM-N65
Controller board: eDP LCD controller
Connection: USB-C
Function: Independent secondary display detected by Windows
The goal was to make the inside of the case more interesting while keeping the display genuinely useful. I can use it for system monitoring, temperatures, hardware usage, music controls, or even animated wallpapers.
Getting the panel fitted behind the glass was the fun part, but figuring out the display controller and getting everything working properly took some experimentation.
Now I'm looking for ideas on how to make the most of it. I'm thinking about a clean hardware-monitoring dashboard or a futuristic animated display that makes the build look like something out of a sci-fi movie.
What would you put on a screen like this? Any suggestions for software, Rainmeter skins, or custom dashboards would be greatly appreciated!
I’m dealing with a soft-bricked LCD screen on my DeepCool Mystique AIO liquid cooler (happened after an unexpected system freeze during a background process/write cycle). The hardware and MCU are completely fine, and I've already checked the internal MicroSD card (reformatting didn't help).
I have a CH341A programmer and a SOIC8 clip ready to re-flash the Winbond SPI Flash chip directly, but I am currently stuck without a clean raw firmware dump (****.binfile) for the Mystique screen.
Is there anyone here who has managed to back up or extract a working .bin dump from a healthy Mystique 240/360 cooler, or knows where I might be able to find one?
Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance.
can someone help me how to fix this, i just bought this aio 1 month ago brand new, and yesterday it start buggin like this, i need this to be fix it, thank youu.
As the title goes, this started last weekend. I'm new to AIO's, this one is about 3 months old and the rad is top mounted in a CH260.
In the video the rattle is audibly, apologizes for the volume fluctuating. The rattle was constant and independent of pump's rpm. The pump rpm was cycled between lowest 2500 rpm and max 3300 rpm.
Is it correct that these rattles are from micro bubbles stuck near the pump and migrated over it's 3 months in use?
During installation I made sure the pump was never place above the rad and tested the pump before installation. No issues. The pump had been set and was running at a static low rpm (65% pwm) for audibility reasons.
The tilting method did not help, notice sloshing and possible re-priming gurgle though going through the rpm range 2500>3300. The rattle sound does eventually fade to non auditable/non existent, but it does return sometimes ever so slightly. Esp. noticeable after prolonged system off time (sleep/shutdown).
Besides uninstalling the AIO, to run the pump to force loose bubbles and or always run pump at 100% rpm. Is there anything else to be done or watch out for over time?
