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Lian Li PC-A79

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Lian-Li introduced their PC-A79 PC case 2 days ago, and it is just massive! It even has a removable motherboard tray.

This case would be perfect for a nice homeserver build, just add some hotswap cages at the front and you're set.

 

 

 

Source: http://uk.hardware.info/news/36571/lian-li-pc-a79-enormous-chassis-with-removable-motherboard-tray?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=hardwareinfo

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Ew not painted inside?

“Snorting instant coffee is the best,” said Kayla Johns, 19, of Portland.

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Lian Li is really weird sometimes, this case looks great (no pun intended), I know their build quality is amazing yet they won't even paint the internals, something which even cheap cases like Corsair 200R and Coolermaster CM430/431 have.

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I really like Lian Li cases especially the PC P80n but the reason why I won't be getting one anytime soon is because of the interior and the price. The price would be more acceptable if only the interior was painted the same colour as the outside.

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the disconnect feature of the side-panel fans is really smart! i love that  !

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the disconnect feature of the side-panel fans is really smart! i love that  !

 

They are not the first one to implement this feature, I've seen this before, but I can't recall the case.

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They are not the first one to implement this feature, I've seen this before, but I can't recall the case.

Yeah i its the same consept that NZXT used in the front fans on the Tempest Elite 

 

Right around 4:48 in the video :D

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Lian Li is really weird sometimes, this case looks great (no pun intended), I know their build quality is amazing yet they won't even paint the internals, something which even cheap cases like Corsair 200R and Coolermaster CM430/431 have.

They do paint the internals for a lot if their cases, but bare aluminum is their staple. My Lian Li pc-50R's interior is anodized red straight from the factory

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