Cubitek Launches ''Magic Cube'' Modular Case Series

[sportechie]

Is there an option to purchase 8-bay external HDD expansion separately? Or can anyone suggest alternative to get 8-bay external hdd expansion? Not Raid system, cuz planning to use third party raid card.

 

[alucasa]

I am not so sure. I want to like it but ... hmm.

 

[NC37]

Picts of internals plz k thx!

Like the concept, but for the money I'd likely swing an Antec or other brand if I wanted all metal. Has better cooling too. I do like looks on my cases but I'm leaning more and more towards ones with better cooling setups that include dust filters. Course where I live we get a lot of dirt.

 

[pantherx12]

Picts of internals plz k thx!

Like the concept, but for the money I'd likely swing an Antec or other brand if I wanted all metal. Has better cooling too. I do like looks on my cases but I'm leaning more and more towards ones with better cooling setups that include dust filters. Course where I live we get a lot of dirt.

A quick glance of the first page of posts would of netted you this sah
http://www.cubitek.com/products/chassis/magic-cube-8/gallery.html

 

[MRFS]

They need an optional fourth "cube" to enclose an AT-style PSU
with a separate ON/OFF switch. This will solve a few problems
e.g. no need for extension cables when the cubes are separated,
as in the photo with a monitor in between; and, some of us
would like to house ramdisks like the ACARD ANS-9010
in an external enclosure, and power the volatile RAM
with a second PSU that does not switch OFF when
the OS is shutdown.

One more idea: we connect a Highpoint RocketRAID 2322
with multi-lane "Infiniband" cables which like to mate via
either an empty PCI slot, or empty SCSI slot: I don't know
how long those multi-lane cables are, at present.


MRFS