Questions about MSI Cubi N ADL-007DE

Hi, there, The SSD attaches directly to the lid, there's no bay, so there's no height limit. If you don't fit the NVME, then you should be able to fit a 15mm. But once the case is closed, the drive will be right on top of the NVME, so if you have an NVME with a cooler, and also a 15mm SSD, it could get stuck! How high do you need to be to get 15mm? Samsung SSDs are 6.6mm! Amicale salutations

The connection cable for the SSD is not normally included in the scope of delivery. You should purchase a suitable M.2 connection cable separately if it is not already integrated in the housing. The exact delivery details may vary depending on the retailer.

Yes, the RAM of the MSI Cubi N ADL-007DE can be expanded. - The RAM is currently equipped with 4 GB DDR4 SDRAM and can be expanded to a maximum of 16 GB. - You would need to install SO-DIMM modules with a speed of 3200 MHz, as these are compatible. You can use the existing SO-DIMM slots to install additional or larger memory modules. This can significantly improve the performance and stability of the system.

Yes, you can connect a monitor via the USB-C port of the MSI Cubi N ADL-007DE, but it is important to note that the USB-C port in this model supports the DisplayPort Alternate (DP Alt) function. This means that the USB-C port can be used for transmitting video signals, but the monitor must support this function. Please ensure that the Samsung M8 monitor you intend to use supports transmission of video signals via USB-C with the DisplayPort Alternate function.

There is an unwritten rule: If a PC does not have a seal, you can replace components (e.g. RAM, SSD), but you have to restore the PC to its original condition in order to benefit from the warranty. Upgrading this device is very easy, I did it as soon as I received it.

OK, I'll answer myself: the datenblatt shows only 1 M2-2280 slot already occupied, so no expansion possible. As for memory, this 16Gb module should do the trick: Crucial Laptop Memory (1 x 16GB, 3200 MHz, DDR4 RAM, SO-DIMM)

If you mean the power supply unit, YES.