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Saturday, June 14, 2008

Lian Li PC-V2110 Case Reviewed

v2110The Lian Li PC-V2110 (US$399) is a "Super Full Tower" PC case that features:

  • Aluminum construction
  • E-ATX,ATX, M-ATX motherboard form-factor compatibility
  • Top panel with USB2.0 x4, Firewire x1, E-SATA x1, and AC97+HD Audio
  • 7 external 5.25" bays
  • 8 Internal 3.5" bays
  • 14cm ball-bearing front case fan (3 speed)
  • 12cm ball-bearing rear case fan (3 speed)
  • 210x620X620 dimensions
  • 14Kg overall weight

AnandTech reviewed the PC-V2110, and was very pleased with it:

"For those that demand ultimate quality and class, the PC-V2110 qualifies as the stylish statesman of PC cases. It's ready to accept a hefty processor and high-end graphics card out of the box with no difficulty. If you're willing to add a few more extra fans, it can hold pretty much all the computer you want to throw at it. If you have the money to burn and find yourself partial to Lian Li quality and styling, you won't be disappointed with the V2110." [AnandTech | Lian Li PC-V2110]

The PC-V2110 may probably be geared for the extreme enthusiast (or one with deep pockets). Nevertheless, if you like its features and style, and have the moolah for it, it is definitely a great case to consider.

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Thursday, April 03, 2008

Lian Li PC-A77 Full Tower Case Reviewed

HardwareZone takes a good look at the Lian Li PC-A77 Full Tower. The case features:

  • Aluminum chassis
  • 12 x 5.25" External Drive Bays
  • 9 x 3.5" Internal Drive Bays
  • 7 Rear Expansion Slots
  • 1 rear 120mm fan / 3 x 120mm fans attached to HDD cages
  • Motherboard Support type: Micro, Standard ATX and Extended ATX

"While we like to say the PC-A77 is perfect, and it is as close to a perfect casing as you can get, there are some minor things that make us shy away slightly. ... In the long run it doesn't really matter, as the casing really hits the sweet spot as far as we're concerned. Doing away with flashy lights, outlandish designs and going back to basics is something of a win-win for us and many users who prefer neutral designs." [ hardwarezone ]

HardwareZone gave the Lian Li PC-A77 Full Tower a rating of 4 Stars (Very Good).

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