LobbDogg's Project Lian Li
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Product: Lian Li PC-65
Reprinted By Permission Of: LobbDogg
Article By: LobbDogg
Edited By: Benjamin "Zeus" Heide
| (Ed. Note:) This article is reprinted with the permission of a buddy of mine, LobbDogg. This is not your basic review, but a bit of a personal look into "Project Lian Li". We both thought you might find it of interest. | |
| First Thoughts & Impressions: | |
| I have recently acquired a new case to replace my older Thermaltake Xaser II. While I had used the Thermaltake case, I had invested in a water cooling kit, multiple drives, fan controllers, and more accessories. I was getting a little tired of the big case and kind of missed the smaller more portable cases. So I decided to purchase a new Lian Li PC-65. The case stands at 18" tall, has a clear side panel, and is completely tool-less. Here are a couple of shots of the case just after coming out of the box. | |
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| This next picture below is showing probably the coolest feature of this case which is the removable motherboard tray that comes out the back and is held in by 4 thumbscrews. | |
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| The next pic is of the inside of the case. There are a total of 4 case fans that come with the case. 2 in the front that are covered by a filter that can be removed and cleaned. 1 on the back near the CPU, and 1 on the top for a blowhole. | |
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