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I am considering this - is there a rough ETA on these at this stage?
** Look At These Expensive Cases We Sell **
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mine pc is under 8 mm smoke glass and a metal frame £140.00
crazy prices at ocuk
As always
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That gif needs a split second morph into a puma or other wild cat. 
At the mo, I'm using some surplus kitchen top on two Argos cubes as my desk, works great even for my Fanatec wheel setup! We gave our old matching, proper desks to charity recently.
I'm so torn between sourcing another traditional desk, or buying a racing cockpit, because most of my gaming time is driving. I know DSR gives me some protection, but I feel anxious about the possibility of putting a race seat together and then finding my weak back does not get on with the shape (I was unable to use my ~2006 Argos "bucket seat," very similar to the OCuk ones, for several years).
These desk certainly look great though, but sadly they have deep desktop sides, so I could not clamp my wheel down.
At the mo, I'm using some surplus kitchen top on two Argos cubes as my desk, works great even for my Fanatec wheel setup! We gave our old matching, proper desks to charity recently.
I'm so torn between sourcing another traditional desk, or buying a racing cockpit, because most of my gaming time is driving. I know DSR gives me some protection, but I feel anxious about the possibility of putting a race seat together and then finding my weak back does not get on with the shape (I was unable to use my ~2006 Argos "bucket seat," very similar to the OCuk ones, for several years).
These desk certainly look great though, but sadly they have deep desktop sides, so I could not clamp my wheel down.
you came into a thread with the title "Look At These Expensive Cases We Sell" and were surprised to see expensive cases presented to you.
Oh dear indeed!!
Huge desk thickness will be a compromise on comfortable height or leg space.
Extremely close proximity to case increases noise heard and with overclocked systems, heat felt.
Stashing the computer in a side cabinet of a desk is an ancient idea, very popular in workplaces and doesn't compromise user comfort. Having it part of the horizontal slab is simply going for a particular look.
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Dont like the cheap looking, skinny table legs
the only one good thing with these desk's at least you got coat hangers on the side priceless
the only one good thing with these desk's at least you got coat hangers on the side priceless
This post made my eyes bleed.
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Not to stray too far from the thread topic but is there any news on other Lian-Li stock due in the near future? The V1000L for instance? 
if they are the same quality as my PC C50B then it is definitely worth it. the finish and quality on my lian li case is incredible. it makes my shinobi look and feel like a cit case . if i could afford to spend £800 on a case, i would get this. i'd take all the drive cages out and get a single loop with quick disconnects for a dual pc water loop.
. if i could afford to spend £800 on a case, i would get this. i'd take all the drive cages out and get a single loop with quick disconnects for a dual pc water loop.
Hah hate to bitch about the price - if I wanted one specifically I'd happily pay the price but as something that I could put to use but with other cheaper options its not going to get a look in :S at half the price I'd snap it up without another thought. (If that makes sense).