DeepCool ASSASSIN IV WH Review (Page 1 of 4)

Di uno scrittore di uomini misteriosi

€ 13.50

5 (333) In Magazzino

A couple of weeks ago, I attended a play with my girlfriend called "The Mousetrap", which was a murder mystery written by Agatha Christie. Without revealing the actual story, I found the evening to be quite enjoyable. I always like a whodunit and watching it live only elevates the experience. One thing I found interesting was how they were able to create an ambience with their physical set, lighting, and sound effects. For example, when they opened up a window during the daytime, the theater used a cooler white light to show the open window mixed with the snow outside. However, once they closed the window, this lighting changed to a warmer white, which was similar to a candlelight feel. They also used multiple layers in their set despite keeping the whole area static for the most part. They had multiple doors and exit points for the actors and actresses to walk in and out, providing a cohesive feel for the audience while still allowing for a bit more depth in their layout. All in all, I was quite impressed with the execution and I would definitely go again, albeit for a different play. In a similar vein of thinking, when DeepCool announced their ASSASSIN IV cooler, I was quite excited. As this is their newest top-of-the-line air cooler, I was interested in what it would achieve. We have seen strong showings with their AK-lineup of coolers, such as the AK620 Digital. What sort of ambience does this cooler convey? Are there multiple layers of depth to its execution in making it a cohesive product? Let us read on to find out!