Aerocool Strike-X Cube Micro-ATX Chassis Review
Peter Donnell / 10 years ago
Interior
The interior of the chassis is split into two section, in the top half you have space for your motherboard and graphics cards, in the lower section your PSU and storage devices.
There’s a 200mm fan pre-installed in the front panel, which is perfect for providing a lot of airflow at low RPM.
There’s plenty of room here for two long graphics cards and you could easily fit an AIO water cooler in the back of the chassis.
The top of the chassis will support a radiator of up to 280mm, although you may need to remove the 5.25″ drive caddy to accommodate them.
One very cool feature of the Strike-X Cube is that the motherboard tray can be removed, which makes installing your motherboard super easy. There’s a range of cable routing cut-outs as well as some cable tie loops on the tray, which again will make it nice and easy to get a great looking build with minimal effort.
In the base of the chassis, you’ll find a hard drive caddy with three slide-out drive trays. The whole caddy can be removed from the chassis, which makes it a lot easier to install all of your drives.
With the right side panel removed, you can see there’s a huge amount of space in the bottom half of the chassis; this will be great for excess cables.
