Lian Li Shows Off PC-05, PC-06, and PC-07 Case Prototypes


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Lian Li Shows Off PC-05, PC-06, and PC-07 Case Prototypes

 

Lian Li showed off prototypes of its new breed of cases, which can be used either as flat-bed open-air cases, or as towers. These include the mini-ITX PC-05, the micro-ATX PC-06, and the ATX PC-07. Their design is extremely simple. A tub-shaped metal structure holds key PC components along its tray, while a clear acrylic panel tops it off. You can either place the case flat-on, making it an open-air case with its clear-acrylic panel removed, or you can place it along its side, to resemble a tower. The three feature a forward-oriented standard ATX PSU bay, a slimline optical drive bay, two or more 3.5-inch/2.5-inch drive bays, and a PCI-Express 3.0 x16 riser, letting you install a graphics card. Lian Li is seeking feedback that will help it perfect the three.

 

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so if the graphics cards bus pins are facing down and not seated in a riser, how does it work? *LOL* look at the one picture I know these aren't finaly etc, bad images for test shots.. blah blah but at least do it right

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Reminds me of a VCR for some reason.

first time I saw the XBOX One that was what I thought of it also, don't know why all these ugly designs are resurfacing lately

Reminds me of an old record player, think it'll look sweet as a HTPC build on a shelving unit.

put some vacuum tubes in there glowing and you can say it's an old stereo system

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I am partial to cases where everyone can see the parts...the cases look pretty interesting, but that's probably because of the case lights they have...

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