Lian Li Wants Feedback From You On The Design Of Their Next PC Case
Lian Li makes some killer cases, but the company is not above gathering input from users on designs and features. The latest chassis it’s soliciting feedback on is the prototype for the PC-A51, which is in the same line as the PC-A05N.
As it stands, the PC-A51 is a nice-looking case, sporting a black-and-red look that combines clean lines with pops of color. Key features include support for 240/280mm radiators, 30mm of space behind the motherboard tray for better cable management, a tool-less HDD bay system, and a front-mounted PSU designed to let users take more advantage of the available space.
There’s also a huge clear window so you can see all the hot hardware inside. The PC-A51 can accommodate up to five 3.5-inch or 2.5-inch drives, and it has seven expansion slots, four USB 3.0 ports, HD audio, and support for graphics cards up to 280mm in length. You can use a CPU cooler that’s up to 175mm high, too.
There’s a 140mm fan mounted on the front, a 120mm exhaust fan in the back, and two optional 120mm/140mm top-mounted fans.
If you can think of other features or design elements you’d want to see on this chassis, let Lian Li know.
As it stands, the PC-A51 is a nice-looking case, sporting a black-and-red look that combines clean lines with pops of color. Key features include support for 240/280mm radiators, 30mm of space behind the motherboard tray for better cable management, a tool-less HDD bay system, and a front-mounted PSU designed to let users take more advantage of the available space.
There’s also a huge clear window so you can see all the hot hardware inside. The PC-A51 can accommodate up to five 3.5-inch or 2.5-inch drives, and it has seven expansion slots, four USB 3.0 ports, HD audio, and support for graphics cards up to 280mm in length. You can use a CPU cooler that’s up to 175mm high, too.
There’s a 140mm fan mounted on the front, a 120mm exhaust fan in the back, and two optional 120mm/140mm top-mounted fans.
If you can think of other features or design elements you’d want to see on this chassis, let Lian Li know.
