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Lian Li unveils new PC-X500FX computer chassis

, Dec 8th 2010 Discuss [0]

Lian Li makes some of the coolest and most expensive PC cases that you are likely to find if you are building up a new desktop computer. The company has announced a new computer chassis called the PC-X500FX that looks a lot like a case the company already has. More than a lot in fact, it’s a virtual dead ringer for the X500 that has been around for a long while. Read The Full Story

Lian Li unveils PC-Q09 and PC-Q09F hideaway PC cases

, Sep 9th 2010 Discuss [0]

Lian Li makes some very cool computer cases for all sorts of uses. A couple of its new PC cases have been unveiled called the PC-Q09 and the PC-Q09F. These cases have a mounting kit that is optional that will allow the user to hide the case behind their monitor. Typically, only tiny computers can be hidden behind the screen on your desk. Read The Full Story

Lian Li trots out PC-Q11 mini chassis

, Aug 19th 2010 Discuss [0]

Lian Li has been a busy little beaver of late. Yesterday it offers up a new PC chassis for HTPC fans and today a new chassis for the mini PC fans out there. The new chassis being unveiled today is called the PC-Q11 and it is offered in four colors. Read The Full Story

Lian Li unveils new PC-C50 HTPC chassis

, Aug 17th 2010 Discuss [0]

Lian Li makes some of the coolest and most expensive cases for computers that you can put your hands on. The cases are typically among the most well made and best looking cases so in many enthusiasts eyes you get what you pay for. Lian Li has announced a new HTPC chassis called the PC-C50. Read The Full Story

Lian Li PC-T1R Spider case gets tested: arachnophobes need not apply

, Mar 12th 2010 Discuss [1]

Bizarre PC cases are nothing new, but Lian Li's PC-T1R Spider does manage to look different even in that unusual crowd.  Described as a "test bench" case - that is, one which leaves the components open and accessible for frequent tinkerers - the PC-T1R takes a mini-ITX board and a slimline optical drive, while looking like a spider with half its regular legs. Read The Full Story

Lian Li offers two new mid tower PC cases

, Sep 3rd 2009 Discuss [0]

Lian Li makes some of the nicest and most expensive PC cases on the market. Today the company has announced a pair of new PC cases called the PC-7FN and the PC-60FN both using a Mid tower design with all the features and attractive design expected from Lian Li. Read The Full Story

Lian Li unveils PC-Q07 Mini-ITX Case with full ATX PSU

, Feb 12th 2009 Discuss [0]

We’ve seen some unorthodox Lian Li’s concept in the form of sea shell and billowing sail, those were standard size PC cases; their latest creation, PC-Q07, takes on Mini-ATX platform with oversized chassis to accommodate traditional full sized components. Read The Full Story

Lian Li limited run tower PC-888 is massive

, Jan 23rd 2009 Discuss [0]

Lian Li is known for its out-of-ordinary PC armor, well constructed craftsmanship chassis with styles and quality. In fact, I still have two of the of Lian-Li cases with its infamous separate compartments design, love it; but they are rather humble, typical black case with over-sized fans, and nothing like this special edition PC-888 you about to see. Read The Full Story

CES 2009 : Lian Li PC-B70 and PC-B71 Tower Chassis

, Jan 6th 2009 Discuss [1]

Lian Li is shaking thing up in PC armor department with its Pre-CES announcement; unveiled two high end PC tower chassis, PC-B70 and PC-B71 for end users who are looking for stylish design, and acoustics damping as a part of their computer system with tool-less accessible parts and oversize fans. Read The Full Story

Lian Li XB01: quieter DVD playback but gaming still loud

, Aug 26th 2008 Discuss [0]

With the ink on an extended warranty to cover Red Ring of Death incidents only just dry, it might seem crazy to take apart your XBox 360 - voiding the guarantee in the process - and decant the contents into a new casing.  That's what Lian Li are suggesting, however, with their XB01 Cooling Chassis; bit-tech have just had theirs in the mail, and set about getting their donor 360 naked to post some first impressions. Read The Full Story

Lian-Li MAXIMA Force PSUs for gamers & overclockers

, Aug 21st 2008 Discuss [0]

Lian-Li have announced a new range of high-performance PSUs under the name MAXIMA Force, promising improved power regulation and safety features.  Each meeting 80 Plus certification, the supplies will be available in 470W, 650W and 750W versions each promising over 80-percent efficiency; Lian-Li have also included an overclocking mode, capable of providing an extra 100W for an hour. Read The Full Story

Lian Li add eSATA to front I/O bay

, Jul 31st 2008 Discuss [0]

Lian Li have taken the (small) wraps off of a new multimedia I/O bezel for their high-end cases.  The BZ-U02 has the usual USB 2.0 ports, Firewire and audio in/out, but also adds eSATA for plugging in high-speed external hard-drives. Read The Full Story