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Lian Li PC-O9WX Tempered Glass Case Review

"  Lian Li PC-O9 is a large dual chamber case that can accommodate an E-ATX motherboard, every part you can see is made of aluminium (there are a few pieces of steel tucked away) and the finishing touches are two slabs of tempered glass that display the interior of the main compartment while keeping the rear chamber firmly out of sight. The PC-O9WX model is all-black while the WRX has a red stripe down the front. If your main requirement for a new PC case is a visual showcase then Lian Li PC-O9 has a huge amount to offer. The size gives you plenty of room to install pretty much any hardware you might desire and to cap it off there is a lighting control unit in the rear compartment with external rotary controls for R, G and B channels that allows you to adjust the included LED light strips.  "

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Posted on Sunday, November 20, 2016 @ 15:35:13 UTC in Lian Li by Wesslan



Lian-Li PC-K5WX Case Review

The PC-K5 is the first of the new Ebonsteel cases. It’s a mid-tower chassis for ATX or mATX motherboards, including two removable drive cages storing a total of four 3.5″ or four 2.5″ drives. With seven expansion slots, builders can install VGA cards up to 250mm long with the cages installed, or remove one or both cages to install cards as long as 400mm. It accommodates 250mm ATX PSUs and CPU coolers up to 160mm tall. The PC-K5 uses two 120mm intake fans on the front panel and vents through a final 120mm fan in the back. Water cooling enthusiasts can mount a 120mmx240mmx60mm radiator on the top fan mounts, or simply add two additional 120mm fans. The front panel has two 5.25″ bays and the top panel includes one USB 3.0, two USB 2.0, and HD audio inputs.  "

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Posted on Sunday, November 13, 2016 @ 14:15:38 UTC in Lian Li by Wesslan



Lian Li PC-Q17 Mini-ITX Case Review

Mini-ITX as a form-factor is definitely a fast-growing trend. Technology has advanced to the point where you can build a system as a powerful as a regular mid-tower desktop, but in a case with a tiny footprint. The Lian Li PC-Q17 caters to that market – those looking for a premium-grade experience without the clutter and hassle of an ATX case. Designed in collaboration with ASUS Republic of Gamers, and priced at a shade over £160, the Lian Li PC-Q17 is certainly a good-looking Mini-ITX case. Made entirely from aluminium, with a tempered glass side panel to boot, it is definitely targeting those looking for a classy yet functional ITX chassis. We walk you through its features, build quality and ease-of-use before giving our final verdict.  "

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Posted on Friday, November 11, 2016 @ 16:04:26 UTC in Lian Li by Wesslan



Lian-Li O7S review

We review the Lian-Li O7S, a mid sized aluminum chassis with looks that will make you eyebrow's flinch. Based on an innovate design this PC case will set and create a new standard in the industry as in terms of design nothing in this chassis is normal, a product that was designed by thinking outside the box. Got curious already? Yeah, you most certainly should be. The O series was launched in December with the O5S initially, and Lian-Li a few weeks ago released a mid-tower sized version, the O7S. Built to impress, the chassis has a stunning design, nice cooling and a lot of visual trickery harbored. Let me give you an example, don't you hate it when you purchase an expensive graphics card and all you can see through that side-panel windows is the backside of the PCB and the top of the VGA card? Well, with the help of a riser cable your graphics card will now 'float' inside this chassis  "

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Posted on Thursday, April 23, 2015 @ 14:17:22 UTC in Lian Li by Wesslan



Lian Li DK-02X Review

"  Lian Li is known for making some very elaborate aluminum cases, and the company has also offered actual work desks made of the material in the past. But those were large, not very fashionable, and geared toward those who wanted something fancy in their office. The DK range of enclosures come in different sizes and offers a cleaner, simpler look that works in an office, or as a reception desk in a more public surrounding. While we have reviewed fairly traditional Lian Li enclosures in the past, the DK-02X represents an extreme departure into what could be done while still offering some viable functionality.  "

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Posted on Saturday, February 21, 2015 @ 22:31:50 UTC in Lian Li by Wesslan



Lian Li PC-O5S Chassis Review

"  Lian Li describes the O series as a wall-mounted design (there are mounting holes in the chassis for that purpose although it seems like a curious idea), and there is an aluminium support in the package so you can stand the case on end. In fact the obvious orientation is to lay the PC-O5S flat like a piece of Hi-Fi hardware as this is how the USB 3.0 ports and slimline optical drive slot are arranged.  "

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Posted on Tuesday, December 23, 2014 @ 17:58:38 UTC in Lian Li by Wesslan



Lian Li PC-10N Review

"  Forerunners of spectacular aluminium computer cases, Lian Li are recognised as the crème de la crème of case designers. We’re generally always excited and intrigued by their products and today is no exception. Back in August of this year Lian Li announced the PC-10N and today we have the pleasure of taking a look at it. Lian Li’s PC-10N is an all-aluminium mid-tower which besides allowing for a 240mm radiator to be placed on a hinged bracket, relinquishes the traditional motherboard tray and instead makes use of a rail mount design. Will this alternate solution work in Lian Li’s favour? Read on to find out!  "

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Posted on Monday, November 11, 2013 @ 10:49:54 UTC in Lian Li by Wesslan



Lian Li PC-10N Review

"  If people left things alone and didn’t continue to innovate we would all still be driving around in Model T’s rather than the car options we have now. Lian Li has impressed me every time I have had a chance to check out their cases, but they haven’t been sitting on their hands. I recently had their new PC-10N come in. With their new rail design for motherboard installation and with its corners cut off the PC-10N does have a few new features while sticking with the all-aluminum design that Lian Li is known for. Of course I can’t leave it at that, I had to dig into the case and see what it is all about.  "

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Posted on Tuesday, October 08, 2013 @ 19:37:29 UTC in Lian Li by Wesslan



Lian Li PC-D8000 Review

"  The D8000 is a huge cube chassis from Lian Li, and some may ask why such a monster is even on the market. The case caters specifically to those looking to build a super computer, as the D8000 can hold both HPTX motherboards and a crazy amount of hard drives with ease. We will for comparison's sake fill the chassis up with the same type of hardware we use for all our case reviews, which should help visualize the difference in space and size.  "

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Posted on Friday, October 04, 2013 @ 20:41:13 UTC in Lian Li by Wesslan



Lian Li D8000 Review

"  Having reviewed dozens of cases spanning all sizes and budgets over the years, you'd think we would have seen it all, but Lian Li has taken us by surprise offering what is possibly the largest desktop chassis available today -- no easy task with titans like the Cubitek HPTX-ICE and Lian Li's own PC-V2120 on the market. Known as the D8000, Lian Li's latest enclosure is also built on the HPTX form factor, which was created by EVGA in 2010 amid growing enthusiast demand for boards even larger than EATX or EEATX -- extended versions of the ATX standard, which maxes out at seven expansion slots and dimensions of 12 x 9.6" (305 x 244mm).  "

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Posted on Tuesday, July 23, 2013 @ 21:06:29 UTC in Lian Li by Wesslan




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