Lian Li launches PC-A70F A71F Full Tower Chassis

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Lian-Li has launched the PC-A70F/71F Full Tower chassis for power users and server systems. The hair-line brushed all black aluminum chassis features two fans on the front 2x 140mm1000RPM and 2x rear...

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dougk · 08-05-2009, 06:00 | posts: 3,389 | Location: England | User is Offline

Sweet it looks the same as the rest of their cases

CPC_RedDawn

hmmm no front panel USB, Firmwire, Audio or Mic jack... thats a little strange.

John · 08-05-2009, 06:22 | posts: 14,511 | Location: Norway | User is Offline

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The top panel is removable with the multimedia I/O ports on the top panel consisting of 4x USB2.0, IEEE1394, ESATA, as well as HD+AC97 Audio.

There's also room for 10x 3,5" units, which makes it very interesting for me.

Tat3 · **Memory**: 3*2Gb 8-8-8-20 @ 1640MHz

No side window is about only con I can spot in that case. Looks very good, it's big and cable management doesn't seem to be inpossible to do.

Someone buy my TT Kandalf!

vbetts · 08-05-2009, 16:38 | posts: 7,004 | Location: Toledo Ohio | User is Offline

Now if only I could afford it.

bp9801 · 08-05-2009, 17:20 | posts: 1,591 | Location: New Mexico | User is Offline

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Originally Posted by John

There's also room for 10x 3,5" units, which makes it very interesting for me.

I think you'll only be happy until someone comes out with a case that can hold twenty 3.5" drives. Plus room for some SSDs when those new Intel units come back in for you.

Plus, it does have all the front panel features just its on the top of the case. So it does have those which makes it fit the norm. Not a bad looking case though..

John · 08-06-2009, 03:06 | posts: 14,511 | Location: Norway | User is Offline

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Originally Posted by bp9801

I think you'll only be happy until someone comes out with a case that can hold twenty 3.5" drives. Plus room for some SSDs when those new Intel units come back in for you.

Plus, it does have all the front panel features just its on the top of the case. So it does have those which makes it fit the norm. Not a bad looking case though..

20x 3,5"... a guy can dream

Although, there are already cases with SSD slots (no, not ordinary 2,5" cages). It's a great idea since SSD's are only going to get more and more common.

morbias · 08-06-2009, 03:30 | posts: 10,151 | Location: Southampton, UK | User is Offline

This case has some really good potential for watercooling, a 3x120 rad in the floor and a 2x120 at the front with hardly any modding effort at all.

Denial

Lian Li make the best cases, period. I don't care what anyone says - I've owned Antec, Silverstone, ThermalTake, NZXT and Lian Li. Lian Li is light-years ahead in build quality.