Unexpected announcement from Razer!

The video covers a surprise product reveal at Pax West 2016, focusing on Antec's cube case designed by Razer, which marks their first ITX form factor for this collaboration. The presenter explains that the cube is not the smallest ITX chassis, but it is packed with cooling flexibility, including space for a 2x10 mm front radiator, a rear 120 mm radiator, and water cooling for the CPU, with multiple fan configuration options (two 120 mm fans, one 140 mm, or a single 180 mm). It also supports a triple-slot graphics card, exemplified by a high-end Titan Z, and offers storage versatility with two 2.5-inch SSD trays plus space for two more drives when a cage is removed. The case uses dark acrylic panels and aluminum framing, featuring signature Razer lighting and logos, including green underglow and a green-lit power button, which underscore the collaboration’s branding. The host demonstrates the ease of accessing component bays by removing side panels and notes the overall intent: a compact but capable ITX system suitable for water cooling and substantial expandability, appealing to compact build enthusiasts while signaling Razer’s continued design language. The video wraps with a tease of a giveaway linked in the description and a nod to their Pax West 2016 coverage, inviting viewer engagement and feedback on whether the Cube fits their needs for a compact, powerful PC build.

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