LIAN LI PC-P50WB Black Computer Case With Side Panel Window

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Fashionable, Lightweight, Roomy, Nicely Documented, Elegant, Screw-less, Great Cable Management Doesn't have removable MB tray (though not a great concern considering that there is a lot of area to maneuver. Have to eliminate PCI card clamp to insert or remove significant graphics cards. I'm sold on Lian Li and use them exclusively for my private systems. Their attention to detail and craftsmanship is far beyond any competitor. They do scratch very easily, but not if you are as cautious as I am. The brushed aluminum is both light and sleek. The 4 120mm fans maintain my system cool (one intake in front and three exhaust). There are removable filters on the front. Also the bottom mount for the PSU has it's very own removable filter. The clamps for the PSU, removable HD cage and all five.25 drive inserts make it a cinch to install/remove components. Don't be concerned you can nevertheless add screws to further secure components if you so wish. There are endless accessories that match the case perfectly. Finest case manufacturer out there in my opinion.

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Incredibly nice case with lots of room in any location. There is no challenge with cooling in this case !! The four fans that are installed are extremely quiet & look seriously good. This case is nicely produced, its solid, & however it is light in weight. The difficult drive racks for the hard drives is simple to set up as nicely, with no screws required. Like the top rated USB slots, tends to make it simpler to get to. This was my 1st aluminum case & it is the finest a single I have owned but. It does price lot additional than the less expensive situations but you will adore this case if you get a single. You get what you spend for in this case. None. The only thing that caught my attention was 1 of the CD / DVD drive fasteners came loose a couple of occasions. But as soon as you snap it in a couple instances, it holds. If you are hunting for a really nice case with lots of space, light weight, effectively created with lots of cooling, this is your case.

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• Attractive... the pictures don't do it justice. It's all black brushed aluminum.• The screwless design is both uncomplicated and secure. I practically avoided this case because I wanted one that utilizes screws; now I know much better!• Everywhere that screwless doesn't make sense, they use thumbscrews... even to mount the motherboard!• Plenty of room for lengthy expansion cards.• Uncomplicated wire management: holes all about the motherboard tray, adequate space behind it for cables, and snap-in wire holders.• Fantastic airflow with incredibly small noise.• Rubber grommets on fans and tough drive mounts to lessen vibration noise.• Power buttons and USB ports on leading are simple to reach if your tower is on the floor. • The best and front bezels can be popped off with no any screw removal, so I never really feel like they are very safe enough.• Routing the eight-pin CPU power cable over the top of the motherboard was a pain; I had to unscrew the top rated and pry it up. (Routing that wire may well be simpler if you do it prior to installing the motherboard.)• The directions are a bit vague at instances.• Price... I in no way believed I'd pay that a lot for a case. But I don't regret it. I now see why Lian-Li has such a devoted following. I bought this case because I was searching for a light-weight bottom-mount PSU case with fans on the major and a window. What I ended up with is a masterpiece of case engineering, both lovely to behold and fun to work with. You will not regret acquiring this case.The Anteq TPQ-850 energy supply and MSI X58A-GD65 motherboard both operate good in this case, and my GTX 465 video card fits with space to spare.

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The highest quality mid tower situation I could come across other than the NZXT Tempest Evo. Just before acquiring I had narrowed down my search to NZXT and Lian-Li situations, due to their good quality construction and layout, internal powder coating, and general simplicity of the design and style making it significantly nicer and respectable for an adult owner. I recently owned a NZXT Khaos: a complete aluminum welded chassis with a black powder coat, that case is only rivaled - in my opinion - by the Lian Li Pc-P50WB, the Computer-P80, and the Pc-A77F. I chose the Computer-P50WB for the sake of space and saving 100 dollars to devote on fan and heatsink upgrades (i.e. Cooler Master V6 GT/ Spire Thermax Eclipse II, and so on). None I'd like to note that although NZXT and Lian-Li each have low budget steel situations that are powder coated, and high spending budget aluminum cases that are powder coated, the aspect of aluminum more than steel does matter to me if they are each powder coated. The powder coating itself nonetheless, is very crucial to me.

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I read the evaluations, they are not kidding. This situation holds up to expectations. No air filter on front intake fan. Grab a soft cloth and spray cleaner to remove fingerprints. That is worth it to have a case of this excellent and steer clear of hassle. They really know about cabling and air flow!

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So massive, so light, properly produced, good black anodized inside and out, modular difficult drive rack, tool less cards and drive assistance, extremely fairly, all blue fans are nice. Window is excellent. I will create quite a few additional. None

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Flawless fit & finish, inside and out. It's practically achievable to construct a technique in this case devoid of any tools at all, I used a screwdriver to tighten the the supplied motherboard mounting thumbscrews and that was it. Tooless drive bays and expansion card retention work much better than any other case I've observed. Fantastic ventilation, simple to clean filters. Well implemented wire management, even the routing hole for the 8-pin EPS 12V cable that most other instances lack. The only factor I can consider of is that they only integrated a single internal three-1ǘ" drive cage. Of course, getting Lian-Li, you can choose a second one particular up off of the internet after a little looking. I did, mainly for the extra cooling fan that comes with it. As superior as the photographs on New Egg are they nevertheless fail to do this case justice. I wish I could post a picture of my program so you could see just how gorgeous this case is!

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Rather huge for a mid tower. Upgraded (or downgraded?) from an Azza Solano 1000 full tower to this tower.Fits a 120mm Zalman heatsink and a Radeon 6970. The video card is a tight squeeze, but it fits. Fans aren't really all too quiet. The Azza tower I had prior to this 1 was considerably quieter, and had even bigger fans.The tool-less 5.25" bay mounting hardware is somewhat low cost. There are screw holes to secure drives down properly in addition to the tool-much less hardware, but if you use just the tool-much less brackets, the drives sit rather loose.Unless you're running a modular PSU, cable management can be a pain in the #$%. I was expecting a flawless case built with the highest of quality, because that is what every person says about Lian Li. Judging by this case, it's seriously not above and beyond compared to other firms which price half of that Lian Li does.

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Case has pleanty of room for airflow. Adequate space to hide your cables behind the mobo. Extremely great pain job and the inside of the case is painted too in contrast to other circumstances of the identical price. the leading fan cover can be popped off without having tools and you can replace those fans with a liquid cooling radiator then spot the cover back. Adequate room inside for a Quite huge processor heat sink. I am extrememly please with this case and the big amount of room inside it. No cons. The case is kind of tall. There is a bit of wasted space behind the psu, would have been nice to shorten the case and put the psu in on its side.

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I'd been debating obtaining this case for three months and I'm thrilled I finally did. LianLi did a terrific job with the style. I had plenty of room to run my cables behind the motherboard. The top and front panels snap off and on really smoothly and easily. The fans are quiet and the inside itself is very roomy. I also hadn't noticed ahead of but there is a ring on the back to put a padlock on. I extremely recommend this case. You have to be gentle with the latches for the PCI cards. I located them less complicated to unhook if you pull the lever and push the locking pad at the similar time. The only thing I was frustrated with was reinserting the removable bezels in the front panel. It took me various minutes to get them to lock in immediately after I pulled them all out. I wouldn't look at these reasons not to purchase the case. The finish of the case looks very nice. The tower is a bit larger than most mid sized but I identified this to be advantageous.