So as they say, you save the best to last, but to be honest, I don't really know where to start with this chassis, so lets get all the things I didn't like out of the way and then we'll move on to what I do like about it.The build time for this system was...
So the PC-90, where does it get it right, and where does it get it wrong?When reviewing a case, or any other component for that matter, one of the most important factors I consider is quality, after all the money we spend is hard earned and we like to kno...
If you're after pure performance from an enclosure, Lian Li's PC-90 is an excellent place to start looking. Despite quibbles with the assembly, the PC-90 is able to achieve in a smaller space and with less resources and weight what larger enclosures like...
With an average street price of $225 (going for $199 at Amazon at the time of review), the Lian Li PC-90 is a deal and a half. With the clean looks, high build quality, and the Lian Li name behind it, there should be nothing holding back most enthusias...
So once again Lian Li has changed up the computer case design while leaving the exterior of the case unchanged. Just when you think there isn’t much else you can do with a computer case, Lian Li comes in and WOW’s you once again. The days of the beig...
Excellent Price for a HPTX chassis, Most compact HPTX chassis out there, Space for up to 12 (!) hard drives, Cool power + reset buttons, 2x Internal USB 3.0, All drives rubber mounted, USB 3.0 to 2.0 adapter included, Excellent build quality, Three fans i
Openings in mainboard tray do not line up with SR-2 sockets, Fragile USB 3.0 to 2.0 adapter, Using a large CPU cooler may collide with hard drive bays, so that you may lose up four bays (two for each cooler), Basically no cable management, No way to hide
The Lian Li PC-90 is a pretty crazy case. It comes with the dimensions of a standard mid tower but can pack as much as a beyond-full-size-HPTX-chassis. On top of that it only costs 180 Euros, which puts it right in line just above the Xigmatek Elysium ...
Light at only 14.77Lbs, Smallish for a HPTX capable case, Silent fan operation, Ten expansion slots, Able to user 400mm/15.75" GPU's, Removable intake fan filters,
No cable routing cutouts, Only two 5.25" drive bays
Performance when it comes to the PC-90 is all about silence and while it able to effectively keep my E8200 cool it still lacks the cooling prowess of the Antec 900 or Silverstone RV02. Thankfully because of its particularly quiet fans that create less...
A great case, with unique cooling features and build options....
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Published: 2012-09-26, Author: Jan , review by: technic3d.com
So innovativ das Raumkonzept des PC-90s auf den ersten Blick auch sein mag, so wirkt es in der Praxis an einigen Stellen doch noch unausgereift. Der Platz, der durch die ungewöhnliche Anordnung der Festplatten gewonnen wird, ist bitter erkauft. Spätestens...
