ABS TIGAS Full Black Anodized Aluminum 10x hotswap bays
May 6, 2017 Culver City, CA
$400
Description
Product reference link:
[Newegg Link]
unfortunately this case is huge, so the price is $300 + $100 shipping.
Will ship in the original box with all the accessories and parts.
this is such a special case, truly one of a kind, and sold for a very short period of time.
10 hotswap bays, really well made, sound padding on the doors. There are 3 less accessible 3.5" drive bays in the top rear of the case that can be removed for a second power supply.
I vaguely remember ABS at the time saying it was made in a partnership with Lian Li.
it has the build quality of a lian li case (which is to say you can find and fix rattles when they do pop up, and the inside doesn't try to cut you)
one tiny caveat about hotswap. The backplane is just a pass-through, so it's only hot swap if you run it into a raid card or motherboard port that actually supports hot-swap. The drives can be SATA or SAS, as long as something like an LSI/AVAGO card is doing the hotswap pickups. Most mobo onboard SATA isn't really hot-swap, and would require you reboot the machine to pick up newly added drives.
[Newegg Link]
unfortunately this case is huge, so the price is $300 + $100 shipping.
Will ship in the original box with all the accessories and parts.
this is such a special case, truly one of a kind, and sold for a very short period of time.
10 hotswap bays, really well made, sound padding on the doors. There are 3 less accessible 3.5" drive bays in the top rear of the case that can be removed for a second power supply.
I vaguely remember ABS at the time saying it was made in a partnership with Lian Li.
it has the build quality of a lian li case (which is to say you can find and fix rattles when they do pop up, and the inside doesn't try to cut you)
one tiny caveat about hotswap. The backplane is just a pass-through, so it's only hot swap if you run it into a raid card or motherboard port that actually supports hot-swap. The drives can be SATA or SAS, as long as something like an LSI/AVAGO card is doing the hotswap pickups. Most mobo onboard SATA isn't really hot-swap, and would require you reboot the machine to pick up newly added drives.