Lian-Li X900

[ND40oz]

http://lian-li.com/v2/tw/product/upload/image/pc-x900/x900-01.jpg

http://lian-li.com/v2/tw/product/upload/image/pc-x900/x900-02.jpg

http://lian-li.com/v2/tw/product/upload/image/pc-x900/x900-03.jpg

http://lian-li.com/v2/tw/product/upload/image/pc-x900/x900-05.jpg

Pretty nice config, easily put a rad up top too.

http://www.lian-li.com/v2/en/product/product06.php?pr_index=500&cl_index=1&sc_index=25&ss_index=62

[EIGHTLUG]

I agree, nice case. Simple in design and pretty modder friendly. Is this a new release? I like it :up:

[ND40oz]

Yeah, supposed to start shipping at the end of the month. Only thing I don't like, only 7 expansion slots...

[Floyd]

I dont like the psu strap thing.

[Ketzer7]

I wish Lian-Li would start anodizing all of the interiors of their cases black. I can't imagine it costs that much more to do the entire case inside and out with the volume of parts they run through.

[Baleful]

I dont like the psu strap thing.

A lot of their new cases have this feature. But I agree, it just doesn't look right. I'm sure you could take it out though.

[Silverion77]

A lot of their new cases have this feature. But I agree, it just doesn't look right. I'm sure you could take it out though.

I believe you can cause I've seen it sold as a separate part to add to cases that don't have it, so I'm sure its fairly simple

[Snyxxx]

I see this would easily fit a 3 x 140 radiator.

However, I still think it is hard to beat the old TJ-07 since you can easily put 120.4 and 120.2 (equivalent to 4.5 x 140 radiator) easily in the basement with almost no modification.

I gave up on Lian Li since they do not have fully removable motherboard trays and use short motherboard standoffs.

[ablatman]

Yeah, supposed to start shipping at the end of the month. Only thing I don't like, only 7 expansion slots...

Yeah, that's just stupid design.

I dont like the psu strap thing.

You should be able to just screw the PSU into the bracket at the back and be done with it; That's the only way the PSU in MY Lian-Li tower is secured...



Honestly, it's been a while since Lian-Li has come out with a really awesome case; Hell, the last case they came out with that I liked was the PC-P50, and I wanted a full-tower variant, which I still have yet to see.

I really wish they'd drop a lot of this tool-less shit too... I'm really not a fan of tool-less design; The amount of time it saves someone like me is negligible compared with the additional cost and potential hassle for modification....

[Floyd]

A lot of their new cases have this feature. But I agree, it just doesn't look right. I'm sure you could take it out though.

Its like a PSU belt or something. Not sure why its needed when you are using the normal 4 screws in the rear.

[Greedseed]

its so high and so short :) not my taste
it should have bin a bit longer so there was more space or the mobo and modding around it :)

[Crow]

Hm. I like it. The front's kinda ugly, but I like it.

[Overclocking101]

that case is oure sex man

[Domacadin]

is this case the same as the Tyr X1000 just with out the seperation above the PSU?

[RedRaider]

It's a smaller case, with a different layout.

Drive Bays are in the front, instead of on the side for one.

[handmadeandroid]

I think I might get one of those, it looks quite tall and as I have my machine on the floor would be ideal for getting to bays

[Crow]

It comes in Red too :crack:
http://vr-zone.com/articles/lian-li-pc-x900-mid-tower-gaming-chassis/9033.html

[ballz0r]

3x120s in the front, don't think you'd fit a 420 in there... A 360 tho with a 240 up the back with a dual ddc bay res would make for a kick ass system tho

[Crow]

Holy crap, Ballzy, that's genius!

...

Except I don't think it'd work. Take a look.

[Greedseed]

hmm would look better if there are some more colors added in it :D

[Oli4v]

Great case for aircooling, some WC possibilities too, but to short to don't get in to trouble with longass GFX-es ...

Maybe I should get to work@LianLi's later to design a series of cases specially designed for watercooling :D