http://www.lian-li.com/Product/Chassis/M_M_PC-777.htm

On Mon, 5 Dec 2005 10:01:37 -0600, "John Wilson"
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Fancy or WEIRD ?

I think they should call it the Snail .

If you want your PC to look unique there it is.

They say the case is fine if you dont mind a trail of slime that comes
out behind it.

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Looks like it would make a good headstone for a computer nut <g>.

http://www.3dgameman.com/vr/lianli/l...review_03.html
(video review)

Jim


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Personally, I find this to be a hotter case:

http://www.3dgameman.com/vr/coolerma...review_03.html

Jim


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Jim wrote:

>Personally, I find this to be a hotter case:
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>http://www.3dgameman.com/vr/coolerma...review_03.html

When and if it is ever released, the asking price will be over 300.00

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I think that it is designed that way for optimal air flow rather then the
snail look, I watched the video review and it seems quite cool

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The Lian-li case is over 300.00 as well,too much in my view for cases.

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> The Lian-li case is over 300.00 as well,too much in my view for cases.

Coolermaster has been promising to release that case since May.
Don't think I will ever buy another case from them after purchasing a
Wavemaster, which has a nice visual design but is dysfunctional because
of restricted air flow. Praetorian's slide out tray contains two 80mm
fans and some customers were led to believe that they could buy that
tray and swap Wavemaster's with the newer design. It never happened,
guess that production costs did not meet the company's profit margin.
So I'm stuck with a case that has to be modified in order to maintain
reasonable CPU temperatures. Additional fans here and there, an air
duct in the side panel, boring larger holes than the existing in the
front grill, removing the bezel which restricts air flow, a Zalman heat
sink fan - Jumping through so many damn hoops just to fix a catastrophe
that was badly designed by their engineers.

I hope they charge 1,000 bucks for the Stacker 830 when they have
finally finished designing it.

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So why would you want a case where the power supply is at the bottom along
with intake holes in the bottom so it would suck up all the dust bunnies
from a hard floor (and other filth) or suck up the lint from a carpeted
floor?

You can't even remove the right-side panel to access the panel on which the
motherboard attaches, and you cannot remove the motherboard (with the panel
it mounts on).

For the price, I can find LOTS better cases.