New Lian Li PC-A77

2008-07-02 01:03:38

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.Sup: be nice; +2,646|6723|The Twilight Zone

Lian Li has launched PC-A77, a full-tower case featuring twelve 5 ¼” external bays, nine 3 ½” internal bays (six of them using 5 ¼” bays), seven slots for expansion cards and water cooling support. This case also has two 120-mm frontal fans and two 120-mm rear fans. On the PC-A77 top panel you can find one Firewire port, four USB ports, one eSATA port and microphone input and headphones output. PC-A77 also comes with a module located on its frontal panel in charge of control automatically the fans speed of four 120-mm fans. The fan speed will adjusted automatically by temperature difference, fan speed from 1,020 rpm to 1,500 rpm.

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My new favorite case.

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2008-07-02 01:11:06

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02fxnmaurer: Member; +75|6752|Birmingham UK

price ?

2008-07-02 01:32:42

#3

Kurazoo: Pheasant Plucker; +440|6954|West Yorkshire, U.K

Looks really good but Its massive like a server case!

2008-07-02 02:49:44

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kylef: Gone; +1,352|6763|N. Ireland

That will be a watercooler's dream case. You could easily fit a 3 x 120mm radiator and a pump underneath the radiator where those fans are.

2008-07-02 02:54:57

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Jenspm: penis; +1,716|7002|St. Andrews / Oslo

kylef wrote:
That will be a watercooler's dream case. You could easily fit a 3 x 120mm radiator and a pump underneath the radiator where those fans are.

I've always wondered - what does a radiator do in a watercooing set-up?

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2008-07-02 02:58:18

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kylef: Gone; +1,352|6763|N. Ireland

The radiator is where the heat is from the system. Also, Wikipedia:

Radiators and convectors are types of heat exchangers designed to transfer thermal energy from one medium to another for the purpose of cooling and heating. The majority of radiators are constructed to function in automobiles, buildings, and electronics.

2008-07-02 03:10:48

#7

.Sup: be nice; +2,646|6723|The Twilight Zone

Radiator has 2 or more compartments. In one hot water enters and exists in the other. While it passes through those compartments it cools off.

2008-07-02 09:42:44

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unnamednewbie13: Moderator; +2,054|7041|PNW

That's very nice. I bet I'd have to dish out ~$500.

[edit: Hey, it's cheaper than the '80. Guess I was wrong.]

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2008-07-02 09:45:48

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Flaming_Maniac: prince of insufficient light; +2,490|6976|67.222.138.85

mmm that's nice. Looks like v2 of my case.

Only problem I see is the feet. These Lian Li server cases are pretty damn tall, and I don't think I would be comfortable without stabilizing feet that stick out ~1.5 inches like the ones I have now. Especially when a lot of the weight like the mobo, cpu fan, power supply, etc. are at the top.

2008-07-02 10:01:19

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unnamednewbie13: Moderator; +2,054|7041|PNW

Flaming_Maniac wrote:
mmm that's nice. Looks like v2 of my case.

Only problem I see is the feet. These Lian Li server cases are pretty damn tall, and I don't think I would be comfortable without stabilizing feet that stick out ~1.5 inches like the ones I have now. Especially when a lot of the weight like the mobo, cpu fan, power supply, etc. are at the top.

And I'm still not comfortable housing HDD's with different spins in the same unit. I bet a lot of people who buy this will stack a 1GB drive right on top of a VRaptor.

Hope the thing has good shocks.

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2008-07-02 10:03:12

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Flaming_Maniac: prince of insufficient light; +2,490|6976|67.222.138.85

unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Flaming_Maniac wrote:
mmm that's nice. Looks like v2 of my case.

Only problem I see is the feet. These Lian Li server cases are pretty damn tall, and I don't think I would be comfortable without stabilizing feet that stick out ~1.5 inches like the ones I have now. Especially when a lot of the weight like the mobo, cpu fan, power supply, etc. are at the top.
And I'm still not comfortable housing HDD's with different spins in the same unit. I bet a lot of people who buy this will stack a 1GB drive right on top of a VRaptor.

Hope the thing has good shocks.

Yeah. My current one has a hard drive cage separate from the 3.5" bays meant for floppy drives.

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