Cubitek Magic Cube AIO

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Pros:

Compact chassis for eATX, All aluminum, Very light weight, Four fans included, Front can hold a 240mm radiator, Allblack cables, Goldplated metal audio I/O connectors, Can hold up to eight hard drives, Hard disk drives rubber mounted, Fine dust filters on all fans, Eight mainboard expansion slots...

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Expensive, Quality issues during the assembly process, Top fan of inadequate quality, Simple engineering, PSU dust filter cannot be held in place, Side panels need additional screws to hold in place properly, No possibility to keep the cable mess tidy inside, Rubber rings and screws for hard disk drives could be larger, Ceiling space remains unused...

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Last revision on January 25, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Compact chassis for eATX, All aluminum, Very light weight, Four fans included, Front can hold a 240mm radiator, Allblack cables, Goldplated metal audio I/O connectors, Can hold up to eight hard drives, Hard disk drives rubber mounted, Fine dust filters on all fans, Eight mainboard expansion slots

Reviewers Didn't Like

Expensive, Quality issues during the assembly process, Top fan of inadequate quality, Simple engineering, PSU dust filter cannot be held in place, Side panels need additional screws to hold in place properly, No possibility to keep the cable mess tidy inside, Rubber rings and screws for hard disk drives could be larger, Ceiling space remains unused

Expert reviews and ratings

Cubitek is often compared to Lian Li and for good reason. The company offers all-aluminum cases that, at times, tend to mimic the functionality of the latter's brands. While an affordable alternative to a major brand is always a good thing for the end...

By techPowerUp! on July 18, 2012

Pros Light weight, all-aluminum Simplistic Nice/unique looking, black anodized brushed aluminum Space galore, listed up to EATX motherboards, but will actually take an HPTX dual socket board . Multiple loop water-cooling ready Did I mention it...

By overclockers.com on April 18, 2012

Das Angebot klingt vielversprechend und das Design sowie das verwendete Material scheinen auf den ersten Blick sehr edel und ausgereift. Aber wie schon Shakespeare vor mehr als vierhundert Jahren in seiner Komödie schrieb und es auch heute noch als...

By ComputerBase on September 19, 2012