New Lian Li PC-7F in the flesh pics inside

chainy · 9 Dec 2008 at 21:09

DELETED_36704 · 9 Dec 2008 at 21:28

Love it in black, want one! :eek:

How much did you pay?

RJC · 9 Dec 2008 at 21:30

Very nice, I want one

chainy · 9 Dec 2008 at 21:38

CaSh_MoNeY said:
Love it in black, want one!

How much did you pay?

£88

Pilky01 · 9 Dec 2008 at 21:41

Use image tags

Very nice case, little small for my needs though

chainy · 9 Dec 2008 at 21:46

Pilky01 said:
Use image tags

Done

chainy · 9 Dec 2008 at 21:54

DigitalReaper · 9 Dec 2008 at 21:55

chainy said:
I thought there was a limit in size and quantity with pics? Ill post them all up if it's allowed!

Only if the original poster decides there is (within reason I guess, no posting 20mb PNGs

)

Sgt_Pepper · 9 Dec 2008 at 23:23

Nice case there, am looking for a replacement for my Omega. If you dont mind me asking, is the Hard Drive cage removeable at all?

Shaolin Chicken · 9 Dec 2008 at 23:41

Can I ask Sgt_Pepper, what's wrong with the omega?

Sgt_Pepper · 10 Dec 2008 at 00:32

Shaolin Chicken said:
Can I ask Sgt_Pepper, what's wrong with the omega?

Origionally had an Eclipse62 but swapped it for the Omega, Theres nothing really wrong with it.
I'm just not keen on the grill in the door, it gets full of dust when the fans are pulling air thru, and you get about 50 little squares of dust all up the front when you open the door.
I'm just gettin bored of keep cleaning it.

Gazb · 10 Dec 2008 at 01:49

Nice, kind looks like a rounder version of my PC-60.
I don't like the power and reset buttons on the top of the case though, I prefer them to be on the front panel but I think thats just personnal preferance.

It doesn't look much bigger inside than my PC-60 though, which may mean you have issues with long graphics cards like the nVidia GTX 200 series fitting in the case, however the hard drive rack is different which may mean you don't have the problem.

I am able to get round that issue by removing the hard drive cage and putting my hard drives into the Lian-Li EX-33 which takes up 3 5.25 inch bays.

chainy · 10 Dec 2008 at 06:58

Sgt_Pepper said:
Nice case there, am looking for a replacement for my Omega. If you dont mind me asking, is the Hard Drive cage removeable at all?

No the HDD cage is not removable unfortunatly

chainy · 10 Dec 2008 at 07:01

Gazb said:
Nice, kind looks like a rounder version of my PC-60.
I don't like the power and reset buttons on the top of the case though, I prefer them to be on the front panel but I think thats just personnal preferance.

It doesn't look much bigger inside than my PC-60 though, which may mean you have issues with long graphics cards like the nVidia GTX 200 series fitting in the case, however the hard drive rack is different which may mean you don't have the problem.

I am able to get round that issue by removing the hard drive cage and putting my hard drives into the Lian-Li EX-33 which takes up 3 5.25 inch bays.

My brother is not a gamer, he only uses the PC for browsing the net, Itunes, You tube etc etc so a long GPU is not going to be a problem for this build. The case is totally OTT for his needs really but it was a new design and looked good so I thought it was the one to go for.

I have to agree on the power/reset buttons. I would prefer them to be on the front. No removable MOBO tray either which is a little dissapointing on a case of this price.

I have a PC-60+ myself. Still a great case but the small fans let it down these days. The PC-7F has 140mm intake and 120mm exhaust fan. Im going to upgrade mine to a V2010 after christmas. The PC-60+ is getting a little packed and toasty as im running 5 HDD's. Hard to make cable management tidy with all those wires floating around.

Dr. Malone · 11 Dec 2008 at 18:46

I like this but had not realised that the hard drive cage was so "jutting".
I have a PC0700 - It is is just like a cheap PC60 - and I only just got my gtx260 in by turning the hard drive cage through 90 degrees. I had to drill some holes to make this work. Even though this already is done on this case (and the psu is now at the bottom) it still seems to be pretty close depending on where the graphics card ends up. - I have four hard drives, four optical drives, a card reader and watercooling in my 0700 none of which I am ditching.

I would really like to see this case with a GTX installed in it, (anybody)?

PCA610 looks as though it is for those that would prefer the switches on the front.........

SGWills · 11 Dec 2008 at 18:53

chainy said:
No the HDD cage is not removable unfortunatly

theres a simple fix for that, get a dremel

chainy · 13 Dec 2008 at 20:05

SGWills said:
theres a simple fix for that, get a dremel

Takes a brave man to dremel a brand new case!

Andy` · 13 Dec 2008 at 21:15

chainy said:
Takes a brave man to dremel a brand new case!

Looks like they've been rivet'd on to me, simple case of drilling :cool:

Andy`

Gazb · 14 Dec 2008 at 03:06

Dr. Malone said:
I like this but had not realised that the hard drive cage was so "jutting".
I have a PC0700 - It is is just like a cheap PC60 - and I only just got my gtx260 in by turning the hard drive cage through 90 degrees. I had to drill some holes to make this work. Even though this already is done on this case (and the psu is now at the bottom) it still seems to be pretty close depending on where the graphics card ends up. - I have four hard drives, four optical drives, a card reader and watercooling in my 0700 none of which I am ditching.

I would really like to see this case with a GTX installed in it, (anybody)?

PCA610 looks as though it is for those that would prefer the switches on the front.........

I think a Lian-Li A70 case would suit your needs better, especially for your rads.

Nix · 14 Dec 2008 at 11:17

Wow, that's a lovely case. I'm having a hard time deciding which I like more: this or the A05.

I'd imagine that this would look pretty good on the front of the PC-7F!

New Lian Li PC-7F in the flesh *pics* inside

New Lian Li PC-7F in the flesh pics inside