Finished Looks

The all-white design of the DeepCool LT720 will make it stand out in any build, but sadly it isn't pure white. While the tubing is certainly pure white, the rest of the unit has a slightly off-white color. However, it isn't as noticeable when compared to the Gamdias Chione M3 for example, but the Team Group T-Force Siren DUO360 is still the standard when it comes to a pure white design. The gray stickers on the fans also pull away from the all-white design as well, and while it isn't a deal breaker, the teal DeepCool logo does stand out. That said, overall, it is still a good-looking cooler, and inside a proper chassis most of the minor complaints will completely disappear.



As for memory and graphics card clearance, there were no issues on either platform.


When it comes to ARGB lighting, DeepCool offers an amazing pump top but with one caveat, which is the DeepCool logo. It will always be illuminated in teal no matter what you do in regard to the ARGB lighting. I get as a brand sticking to a theme is important, but in this case, it takes away from the design and consumer choice and makes the awesome effect of the infinity mirror design less appealing than it should be. In a white and green(ish) build or black and green, if you opt for the standard LT720, it won't be a big deal, but for many, I can see the clashing colors making the unit less desirable than if the logo would light up the same as the other LEDs. Therefore while the DeepCool design is fantastic, it doesn't quite meet expectations due to these minor issues.