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Hey I just noticed these new cases from Lian-Li. They definitely look great, but ugh the prices!
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Yes, their Full Tower cases have always been prohibitively expensive. And the newer models are always carry a premium over the older designs. |
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I'd say that I am not surprised, most of their cases have sported a hefty premium price over the years and that's especially true for their full tower case. Quality has a price and Lian Li is definitely charging for it. Most people would find their cases boring and I don't totally disagree but construction and built material are top notch. I think they appeal to a crowd that enjoys quite and subdue elegance as well as one with deep pockets.
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because suckers will pay it is why, 55 bucks for a Centurion 5 series, and I did not cut my hand off installing stuff, plenty of space, and the rest of the time it sits there, same as the expensive cases !
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1) All those newer cases have removeable motherboard trays (finally!!). The A70 claims to as well (not sure 'bout that one). Bob
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Yawn. Go and Troll elsewhere plz... Bob
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Yeah the PC-A70 does have a removable motherboard tray. The PC-A70 is not meant to be a server case for me, just a big case with GREAT cooling, and thanks BobWya's link I might have other options. I used to think Silverpcs.com had the best prices for Lian-Li cases. royalcrown is right, if he is plenty happy with the Cent. 5 then good for him, I am just not that lucky. Hey if you want to spend $400+ (case plus accessories) like I do on a case then good for you, if you can be happy with a case that costs $50 then GREAT for you! It all comes down to taste, I want to see that Lian-Li PC-A70B glowing red with menace, red LED fans of course. Anyway I understand the prices ( Lian-Li quality premium + new model premium = price), I do not understand what you are getting for them. The PC-A77 I can see, it is different then the previous full tower models and sports a nice fan controller included. The PC-A20 would also be fine if it was at a similar price, but alas it is not and it is definitely overpriced. Then we get to the PC-A7010 which is a PC-A70 with a different front panel, everything else is exactly the same, and it costs almost $100 more. I suppose these prices will fall, though I am not naive enough to think people are not buying these cases, but I know that the real sales are waiting for the price cut. Thanks to BobWya's link that price cut might not have to be too extreme. Yes, I did know that Newegg.com terribly overcharges for Lian-Li and Silverstone cases, but it was still a valid reference I thought. So what do you think of the cases individually, the PC-A77 and PC-A7010 are very nice looking cases and of course with a little bit of Lian-Li built modding, they can be even nicer! Edit: BobWya I am in love with this site, they have pictures that you can actually discern what is what on a black case, and the prices are great. Honestly I can not even count how many times I have been forced to look for a silver or white version of a case on Newegg just so I could see what it looked like!
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--------------- X2 5400+, Biostar TA780G M2+ MATX, 2 gig mushkin, 8800gts 512 , CM 532, Kingwin 450w ATX 2.2 "Now if the 4870x2 was actually notably faster than the 280 for about the same price, then I might even take a chance on it. However, that won't be the case." |
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Hot swappable for $100+, nope still do not get it. Yeah I refuse to allow a dealer to mod any of my products, because they usually rush it. Also the PSU prices really suck there, but the case prices are great! --------------- What doesn't kill me only pisses me off! |
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