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Read more.One of the desk chassis is a dual-system case.
Noticed scan have stopped selling lian-li cases, I wonder why.
Nifty looking but geez, that thickness! Not ergonomic in the slightest.
Oh really? Darn - I was considering getting one for a build soon...Originally Posted by raven1001
I love the idea of this but as they guy above says... not sure it's all that practical to sit at
Desk looks to small. Well for me at least.
lian-li cases were fantastic 10 yrs ago they were the modders dream .. but they never kept up with innovation .. that's why I went with little devil after my pc70 got retired ..
What does it matter now if men believe or no?
What is to come will come. And soon you too will stand aside,
To murmur in pity that my words were true
(Cassandra, in Agamemnon by Aeschylus)
To see the wizard one must look behind the curtain ....
Just finished finally putting together my Lian Li T60 a few days ago. Specialist case/testbench and i'm not using it as intended, but some of the oddest design decisions, truly awful unusable manual, requirements for insane amount of self-assembly, and bits that really should have been included being missing (optional extras....) For a 'premium' product quite shocking.
Seems to be the norm lately with Scan - Overclockers have the best range of Lian-Li cases not to mention they stock the accessories as well which few others bother doing.
Got mine from Specialtech - had no issues. Can't fault the sales service there, but will be avoiding Lian Li after my recent experience.
Today Lian-Li announced more details and UK prices/availability for the Desk Chassis range: "The DK-01X and DK-02X will be available in the UK at the beginning of August for the suggested retail prices of £599 and £729 respectively."
Also a video:
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