Lian Li's casing got transparent 1? hmm. or need mode urself?

my budget is less than RM400.but PC-7S is not so attractive to me.got other casing that good?


@edited.

wanna ask what type of casing is this?i steal it from www.hardforum.com



and what the difference between PC-7A PC-7B PC-7B Plus ll and other?

This post has been edited by nemesis94: Apr 29 2008, 09:54 AM

thats the PC-007.

but the ones sold at ATE comes with a huge 25cm side panel fan with mesh.

everything is exactly the same as the picture except the side panel.

its within ur budget and ull have extra cash to pay/ buy parts to have ur side panel like that.

download the ATE price list i attached

list down all the models that are subs RM400

browse through Lian Li official web page

google for reviews on the particular case (if there is any)

that's a PC-7 (not available locally)

closest case to this model that available here is PC-7YCF

basically is just the same model, just that Lian Li switch the sidepanel to a big mesh panel instead a transparent panel (like in the pic), then rename it to PC-7YCF

btw, the case in the pic is a modded one, don't expect the handle bar thingy to be available

A = Silver
B = Black
Plus II = just included some cooling accessories with it (which i find it utterly useless)

eg. PC-7 & PC-7 Plus II, both are the same model, except the Plus II version got some cooling accessories came with it


Attached File(s)
 ATE__080412_.pdf ( 1.39mb ) Number of downloads: 139

PC7A is in the price range and look better than 7s

I was kinda free last weekend, so I figured it's time to cleanup the insides of my PC-60 and do some other minor mods.

First things first, a fan swap for my Liberty 500W. And remove the grill as well. Fan used to swap in was a Yate Loon 120mm. Only 1350rpm max compared to the stock which can go up to 2600rpm.


Here's a look at a slightly modifed intake filter. I cut up the stock filter from lots of small round holes into a single big square hole for better flow, then installed an aluminum mesh filter using some bolts and nuts.


My HDD setup, a primary 160GB and a secondary 120GB. Need to replace the 120GB with a 320 or bigger soon heh. HDDs are suspended within the stock HDD rack using elastic cords to minimize seek and vibration noise.


Overall look of the interior.


The black material lining the floor, rear and roof of the casing is Superlon. Some basic sound dampening material, looks nice, but it made a minor diff. I used it to cover the insides of both side panels as well.
SATA cables are kinda ugly looking, but not much choice given the layout. Overall, it's OK for me, still not silent, but it's OK as long as I'm not deliberately listening for it.

For those who are interested in the fan setup:
Intake: Yate Loon 120mm
Exhaust: CM Alu Fan 80mm
Ninja HSF: Scythe 800rpm 120mm
I like to keep the fans at 1000rpm or less if possible:


This post has been edited by evilnickwong: Apr 29 2008, 11:01 PM

thanks for everything.u really help me!btw what is ATE?some kind of shop name?sorry never heard that.

This post has been edited by nemesis94: Apr 30 2008, 07:31 AM

ATE is a shop in Lowyat, 2nd Floor. It's somewhere around where Kelvin DVD used to be if you're familiar.
You can ask for Billy when you're there.(is he still there? boy it was long since i was last there)

Btw, i've just got my 2nd LL.
My old one which the specific model still remains a myth as it's already too old will be sold to another friend.
Will wash up the good old PC-71 and build it up.

Doom, u still in UK?
Might need a couple of stuffs for this case...

@@meno
haha .. PC-71 ... nice stuff dude ..

hehe... just PM me loh ... hahah

evilnickwong, you have mention about that SATA cable.
Maybe this will help you abit

I hide those sata cable like this


Hope can help u

vincent09: Thanks for the pic. You're right, perhaps I should reverse the HDDs. But I think the reason I didnt do that last time is because it's abit tougher to do with the drives suspended. I shall try next time I'm free.

You're welcome
Is quite ok to hide those sata by tie up in HDD case there, because I scare hdd hot will spoil that sata cable.

@evilnickwong,

try to change the exhause fan from 80mm to 120mm fan,
1st you can reduce the fan rpm, 2nd, better air flow for your entire system. it was just a simple mod, a blow hole and some drilling.

rgds

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Added on May 2, 2008, 2:53 amyes, really a nice case. full alu and light weight.

is it , Doom

This post has been edited by overclockalbert: May 2 2008, 02:53 AM

lol, are u sure the rear mobo tray panel able to fit a 120mm fan?

here's the rear view of a Lian Li PC-60 Plus II



if only ATE would bring in PC-A09 rather than PC-7S

overclockalbert: Thanks for the suggestion. I already thought of that ages ago as I hate the 80mm exhaust, but as E-J@1 pointed out, there's just not enough space for one. It's enough to make me consider a A05 instead lol.

@evilnickwong
Can make a 9cm fan hole loh ...

@E-J@1
hai .. ask them loh .. why aren't they carrying it ....

@overclockalbert
It served me well last time ...

will ask them when get back this mid of may coz gonna get two new cases this holiday

if they never intend to bring them, i have to make a special order for it

another model would be PC-A05

if u are a overclocker A05 might not works well on you without modding men ..

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Added on May 4, 2008, 12:36 amSomething that I found recently ..











Million Dollar PC

This post has been edited by Doom: May 4 2008, 12:36 AM

Doom: Modding 80mm to 92mm not worth the effort nia.

And that's a nice rig. I believe I saw the worklog over at [H]Forum. Owner's nick is Tremeloes I think, he's a professional photographer.

definitely gonna mod it

wth!

i thought Lian Li's cube case couldn't use the dvd-rom bezel