MetallicGear has just announced the launch of its latest budget oriented, Phanteks powered case, the NEO Qube. Launching at $100 / £90 for both the black and white variants, this dual compartment cube chassis packs in a lot of value for the money. Despite the fact it is clearly heavily inspired by two very notable predecessors the Lian Li PC-011 Dynamic, and Corsair’s Carbide Air 740 Cube case, there’s a bit more going on here than meets the eye.
The NEO Qube offers a spacious dual chamber setup, allowing you to separate a great deal of your hardware into two different compartments improving internal temperatures and airflow in the process. MetallicGear’s putting a lot of emphasis on the Qube’s ability to support dual systems from the outset. Simply pick up a Phanteks Revolt X power supply, and you can run both of your systems off a single power switch and PSU. The second system, an ITX setup in the rear of the chassis that supports half-height PCIe add-in cards, is aimed at those streamers and content creators who’d prefer to let a second processor deal with the encoding and storage side of their work, and you won’t need any additional brackets from the outset, which is where the company is trying to differentiate itself from the PC-O11.
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