Slick Case

[Sadistic]

Why this layout isnt more common in ATX cases is completely beyond me. Why something as obvious as this hasnt become more mainstream is completely beyond me.

http://www.extremeoverclocking.com/reviews/cases/SilverStone_SST-TJ06_1.html

You'd think for all the cash one has to shell out for a Lian-Li case it would come with something at least as cool as this.

[Avid6eek]

I had a Lian Li case just like that, and it was okay. The cooling performance wasn't great because the VC created a pool of very warm air at the top of the case, and there was no exhaust up there.

[SLyons]

if its the same case im thinking of, (it looks exactly the same) then it was designed to some BTX standards but still for ATX motherboards. The motherboard is mounted upside-down and the case opens from the right side. Its pretty bad-ass, but also pretty expensive.

[gokusimpson]

Maximum PC just reviewed that this month! I just got the issue today. They gave it an 8/10.

Pros: Roomy, Great Cooling, Plenty of Drive Bays

Cons: Shroud Clips broke, drive rails are cheap, all steel chassis

That's just what they said. It looks great though!

[Avid6eek]

I have lost my taste for Maximum PC. In this months issue they had a guide to building your own system. For the "High End" system they suggested a Prescott 3.6Ghz. For the "Mid-Range" system they suggest an Athlon 64 3800. Is it just me, or is something not right there? I'm sick of their Intel bias crap.

[WeStSiDePLaYa]

i dont care what a case looks like i will never go back to steel. once youve had aluminum everything else feels like its lead.