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Quote DougEdey 20th December 2006, 12:54
I just want the case, but cannae afford it!
Quote Tim S 20th December 2006, 12:55
Yeah, it's a stunning bit of metal :D
Quote Nitrix 20th December 2006, 13:13
Great review guys!
Quote Cthippo 20th December 2006, 13:21
Nice. In some ways similar to the case design I've had rattling around in my head for a while now. I's love to go with a WC double with config for my next system, but I'll have to get a bigger, and stronger desk first.
Quote The Bart Man 20th December 2006, 14:02
I am surprised with the waterkit they included. With sutch a big case I thought it would be a really extreme watercooling kit but it isn't that big. Enough room to
do some really cool modding. But the case is al littel bit to big for me.
Quote saeghwin 20th December 2006, 14:39
Maybe it's just me, but what's so special about Lian Li cases? I got one for a build a while ago and it was nothing short of disappointing. Bad layout prevented me from being able to connect wires to the CD drive without cutting off all my fingers first. The metal for the case seemed really thin and made a really loud sort of metallic sound whenever you tap on it from the outside. The fans that came included were extremely loud, and the build quality didn't impress me at all. Granted, I didn't buy one of the really expensive ones, but I got one that was about $90 and received excessively high reviews from everyone on Newegg.
Quote Mankz. 20th December 2006, 14:46
yep, good allround review.

I think Aqua-PC's has made a good move. Its a case people want, and the water-cooling set-up is easy to use, and pre-installed...
Quote DougEdey 20th December 2006, 14:46
Lian-Li cases (for me at least) are a lot cleaner looking, have better heat dissipation and have excellent build quality compared to any other case I've used.
Quote Mankz. 20th December 2006, 14:47
coolermaster Wavemasters / pratorians are close, but otherwise i think Doug has hit the nail on the head.

having said that, they do seem a tad expensive.
Quote Lazlow 20th December 2006, 16:50
This looks like a good upgrade for my Yeong Yang, as it's run out of room for any other hardware - LianLi seem to have used the space well.
Quote Mighty Yoshimi 20th December 2006, 17:47
I love the fact that case manutfacturers are slowly working in conjunction with cooling companies (water) makes life a lot easier.
Quote Henk 20th December 2006, 22:26
That case is made of pure love :o
Quote [WP@]WOLVERINE 20th December 2006, 22:58
all this case needs is some flames in the sidepanels....oh wait a minute i just did that :D But seriously the Lian Li cube is a absolutely wonderful case.
Quote Nitrix 20th December 2006, 23:07
Well we do have a Laser cutter so thats no problem ;)
Quote [WP@]WOLVERINE 20th December 2006, 23:10
Quote:
Originally Posted by Nitrix
Well we do have a Laser cutter so thats no problem ;)

If you ever get bored with that lasercutter theres room for it here :D
Quote Nitrix 20th December 2006, 23:39
i doubt it its MASSIVE - lol but im sure we can help out ;)
Quote HourBeforeDawn 21st December 2006, 01:10
I love this case but I love my mountain mods case more however I do see this case being used in a future project or to house my current case build computer parts when they get out dated and I upgrade everything in it and move it over to the lian li.

I do agree with doug comments about Lian Li they are pricely but I think its justified for the quality.
Quote Jipa 21st December 2006, 13:09
I don't get the point... I'd say the one who pays the 400€ for a case like that must have a major fetish on large things. I like the small Lian Lis, but that is simply too freaking large for any purpose! The quality seems to be lianli-grade, but the outlooks.. No no.
Quote Klekkus 21st December 2006, 13:46
Your way behind!
This case came in july (without the WC) http://www.hardware.no/tester/kabinett/lian_li_modular_cube_case/27520

It's actualy a project for microplex, a modular "dream-case"
Quote [WP@]WOLVERINE 21st December 2006, 14:20
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jipa
I don't get the point... I'd say the one who pays the 400€ for a case like that must have a major fetish on large things. I like the small Lian Lis, but that is simply too freaking large for any purpose! The quality seems to be lianli-grade, but the outlooks.. No no.


"too freaking large for any purpose" Well thats just not true theres alot of users who have 15+ drives and for them this case is great i myself have 12 drives so for me this case is absolutely wonderful. Not to mention all the users who have extreme watercooling or vapochillsystems. This case isnt aimed at the home family pc or the office/surf pc this is aimed at the more extreme user and for that purpose it fits perfectly.
Quote Bindibadgi 21st December 2006, 14:21
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jipa
I don't get the point... I'd say the one who pays the 400€ for a case like that must have a major fetish on large things. I like the small Lian Lis, but that is simply too freaking large for any purpose! The quality seems to be lianli-grade, but the outlooks.. No no.

It looks fantastic. I have a YY cube atm and it's just too small so ill be upgrading sometime in the future. I like lots of space for cable routing and airflow.
Quote Dustin 21st December 2006, 14:53
awesome case,it comes close to what i have dreamed for.The price is fair when you compare it to the lian li cases.
Quote Mighty Yoshimi 21st December 2006, 17:40
The build quality WOAD will fantastic well worth the money when you look at the pricings of standard lian li cases
Quote JeffDM 25th December 2006, 19:39
Quote:
Originally Posted by [WP@]WOLVERINE
"too freaking large for any purpose" Well thats just not true theres alot of users who have 15+ drives and for them this case is great i myself have 12 drives so for me this case is absolutely wonderful. Not to mention all the users who have extreme watercooling or vapochillsystems. This case isnt aimed at the home family pc or the office/surf pc this is aimed at the more extreme user and for that purpose it fits perfectly.

If I had to do that, I think I'd just get a rack system with a rackable eSATA drive cage.
Quote Nitrix 1st January 2007, 12:11
But you cant really mod that now can you ;)
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