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Product ReviewsLIAN LI ARMORSUIT PC-P50R Red Computer Case
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 Rating: Review Date: 07/29/12  |
Cons: Window glue5.25" drive bay covers
Pros: LightSturdyAirflow+++Stylish |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/13/12 |
Cons: Broke a clip right away when taking off the front and not being rough.
Pros: AS close to a custom as you can get. Aluminum!!!! Comment:
Beautiful case. Quiet fans and EASY to put stuff into. Love LIAN-LI as this is my first one. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/14/10 |
Cons:
comes with only 1 hdd cage (can only fit 3 hdd)a matching hdd cage would cost $50+
Pros: aluminumred/black interior and exteriorsolid constructiontool-less design Comment:
This is the first case I've ever purchased and I'm quite pleased with it. The tool-less design made the process of building the computer a lot easier. A bit on the expensive side but there's a price to pay for quality construction. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/09/10 |
Cons:
Only 3 HDD bays on HDD cage.Extra (Red EX332-N)HDD cage with fan should be included.Expensive but worth it.
Pros: Beautiful looking case.Great airflow.AMD fanboy case, AMD logo in dragon window.Quality build. Comment:
This is a deadly looking case, especially when an extra HDD cage is added to the build. I needed more airflow as I am running a crossfire set-up and an overclocked Phenom 2 955 cpu.The top and front panels are folded aluminum, I feel they should have been molded or cast, but still nice quality.Would have liked a little more room behind my video cards and behind the motherboard tray for cable management. Running 2 4870 cards.The (red led) fans seem to be nice quality, (I noticed a seal to prevent dust from getting into the windings and bearings). In order to complete the build I ordered an extra HDD cage from Coolerguys.com, this took 4 days and cost $59.00 including shipping. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/18/09 |
Cons: smal AMD word on the side
Pros: light, cool, air flow and more Comment:
Just took it out from the box and loved the feeling of this case. Since it's aluminum it's very light and nice cool touch.Didn't know there was a AMD mark on the side panel.Dragon part i dont mind but didn't like the word AMD =P However, it's one damn good case fore sure! |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/03/09 |
Cons: - 5.25 drives retention mechanism could be better- Only 3 HDD drive bays included- Dragon side panel might not be to your liking
Pros: - Great anodized finish- Can fit large motherboards and tall coolers- Toolless- Great for cable management- Quiet stock fans Comment:
This case is simply gorgeous with it's anodized finish. The "dragon" side panel is a bit much, but Lian-Li will be offering a replacement one soon. It's somewhat small (compared to some EATX cases like the Silverstone TJ-10), but I had no issues fitting the a Classified board and a True-120 in there. The case is completely toolless and it's working perfectly! Cable management is also a breeze thanks to some clever design decisions by Lian-Li.For an aluminum case, this one is relatively quiet, even with all the included fans running.A few things could be better. The 5.25 drives retention mechanism could be sturdier, and you'll need to remove the top portion of the case to run cables through the uppermost motherboard cutout. This review was modfied by poster @ 09-08-09 11:41 AM |
Window came unglued in one spot after case was moved a half dozen times. Easy fix with hot glue. Drive bay covers aren't bad - just awkward.For overclocking or multiple-GPU rigs, this provides lots of airflow and a stylish window to view your cards.