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I noticed there’s a rise of resellers of Deepcool products in TipidPC.

What is Deepcool?

Well it’s a product line that’s chinese owned and also based in China. It’s owned by Beijing Xinquansheng Industry And Trade Co., LTD. Pretty long name I’d say. LOL. Good thing they have an english version of their site.

What kinds of products do they have?

1. Desktop Processor Coolers – Intel and AMD   
2. Laptop Coolers – of all shapes and sizes
3. VGA Coolers – covers most of the GPU’s out there, but sadly no GTX200 coolers yet 
4. Memory Coolers – Passive and Active configurations available 
5. Chipset Coolers – Passive and Active configurations available 
6. Hard drive Coolers – Coolers only for 3.5″ drives. Passive and Active configurations available 
7. Case fans – LED and Non-LED versions available, varies from 80mm, 92mm, and 120mm standards
8. Server Coolers – Passive and Active versions available
9. Thermal Interface Material aka Thermal Paste (I actually have their Silver TIM, but that’ll be for another blog)
10. Fan Controllers 
11. Antivibration devices for Fans and PSU’s

Where can I buy Deepcool Products?

I’ve found Deepcool products in Gilmore @ the IT Center Building in a few of the establishments there. But they don’t have as much variety as TipidPC has.

Who can I buy them from @ TPC?

NerdHerd, mike12, Thaney, pc_reform, and edcsnet

My opinion:

I think it’s nice that a lot of the resellers @ TPC and otherwise have been diversifying their product line. From what I’ve seen with deepcool’s products, they’re decent performing and cheap. 

Some of their products actually deterred me from buying because they looked so tacky. What did I expect from a brand from China? LOL. The guys that designed the coolers apparently didn’t get hired for their aesthetic ability to design cooling products. But they do have some decent looking ones.

It’s an okay alternative to Arctic Cooling, but that’s ONLY IF you absolutely can’t afford Arctic Cooling because I’d definitely choose Arctic Cooling products over Deepcool. But it’s a relatively young brand, so I’ll let their tacky looking products slide.

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