Lian Li Intros PC-10N Mid Tower Chasis in North America

[exfileme]

This brushed aluminum mid tower chassis simply looks snazzy.

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[Quarkzquarkz]

Ripoff of the Corsair Carbide 300R series.. =(

 

[Hando567]

My biggest problem with Lian-Li cases lately is the lack of painted interiors. Even many budget cases now will have color matched interiors, just makes them feel cheap to me, even though I know they are of high quality.

 

[dudewitbow]

[quotemsg=11596926,0,1419379]Ripoff of the Corsair Carbide 300R series.. =([/quotemsg]

Lian-Li generally does pure aluminum builds for the most part. the 300r is part plastic(anyways, most lian-li cases are extremely conservative except for enthusiast upper end custom cases(e.g lian-li train, snail(which is my avatar tbh), angled cases etc)

 

[Sangeet Khatri]

Most things are good with Lan-Li but they just can't get their pricing right. I mean they make great cases, I never doubt their quality, but the problem is that for similar price you can get much better cases from other companies.

If Lan-Li gets it's pricing right, then they would directly compete with the likes of Corsair, Cooler Master, Fractal Design and NZXT

 

[fat_panda]

[quotemsg=11596961,0,75942]My biggest problem with Lian-Li cases lately is the lack of painted interiors. Even many budget cases now will have color matched interiors, just makes them feel cheap to me, even though I know they are of high quality.[/quotemsg]

Color match interior doesn't matter if there is no side panel window to show off the interior.

 

[jrstriker12]

I like a simple, clean looking case, but for some reason this case doesn't even look snazzy to me.

 

[warezme]

The Lian Li aluminum is also thinner than it used to be so not as sturdy. I have an old V1000 that is much better built than a newer P90 Tower I bought a few years later.

 

[halcyon]

I've always liked Lian-Li. This case is not bad at all considering the competition and its price.

 

[ram1009]

I wonder why they failed to even mention how 5.25" drives are mounted.