The Deepcool Gamer Storm Genome aims to remove any inhibitions when it comes to moving into any type of liquid-cooling setup by making it as easy as possible. It fuses the design of the chassis with functionality by placing that high quality reservoir into the front - something that is more a choice of Deepcool than a necessity as the Captain 360 itself should do the trick when it comes to keeping your CPU cool. That said, the whole combination does come in at quite the price tag, so you do not really have a tangible price advantage. The fact that you do not have to do much besides mounting the block and pump unit does, however, mean that the learning curve is at its minimum while leaving you with the certainty that it will work flawlessly.

From a case perspective, the Genome delivers with solid, but somewhat simple functionality. Luckily, that is no issue thanks to the details in its design, which really make up for it as both the shroud and angled dividing wall within the chassis complement the enclosure's overall look. The result is a good-looking, functional, and adequately priced chassis with a potent cooling solution build right in - a combination many have tried but have never been able to really pull off in the same harmonious and organic fashion as Deepcool has with the Gamer Storm Genome. Now, who will go ahead and buy this chassis to make a Resident Evil mod?