Ive been looking at a possible replacement for my akasa eclipse 62 and came across this case, looks pretty good (apart from the silver finish alu interior), id like to hear from anyone who has this case, and there opinions of what its like to buld a rig in, if i do buy it ill be running air cooling initially with the option of watercooling at sometime in the future, i believe it's possible to buy a replacement top panel which allows the fitting of a 120.3 radiator for this case. Look forward to any advice and guidance.
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Will look empty with that little parts...
Here's one review of insides
http://www.pureoverclock.com/review.php?id=799&page=4
Here's one watercooling build to same basic frame:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=11924528&postcount=10
There aren't yet ready top panel for triple rad but I would expect Lian Li to make some more of those and there's "blank" standard top panel available if you want to cut it yourself.
A71FB should take also A7110's top panels but in A70FB power and reset button climbed to top which looks similar like in A77 and B70/71.
Here's one review of insides
http://www.pureoverclock.com/review.php?id=799&page=4
Here's one watercooling build to same basic frame:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=11924528&postcount=10
There aren't yet ready top panel for triple rad but I would expect Lian Li to make some more of those and there's "blank" standard top panel available if you want to cut it yourself.
A71FB should take also A7110's top panels but in A70FB power and reset button climbed to top which looks similar like in A77 and B70/71.
ive just gotten an A70FB. they are freakin huge inside, down right cavenous tbh. you can get replacement top panels all ready ( there's a shop stateside who do them to the uk ). ive allready butchered my top panel & squeezed a quad rad into it, & i'm now in the process of resighting the power switch to the top drive bay.
which hopefully will only take a day or so. the build quality seems pretty good, there's certainly no shortage of drive bays thats for sure. so far i can't fault it at all, and given it's current price you do get a helluva lot of case for your money. worth every penny tbh.
which hopefully will only take a day or so. the build quality seems pretty good, there's certainly no shortage of drive bays thats for sure. so far i can't fault it at all, and given it's current price you do get a helluva lot of case for your money. worth every penny tbh.
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actually A70 top panels are different from A70F top panels, the A70F has it's power & reset buttons mounted in the top panel, where as the A70 doesn't.
Yep, A70F's top panel looks similar to those in A77 and B70/71.actually A70 top panels are different from A70F top panels, the A70F has it's power & reset buttons mounted in the top panel, where as the A70 doesn't.
A71FB again has buttons hidden behind door and just bigger I/O panel on top so it should take A7110's top panels.