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Lian Li PC-D666 Unleashed Hell
Hey, I didn't make it up, it is literally in the press-release. Lian-Li Industrial Co. Ltd, today unleashes a hellish beast onto the enthusiast PC market with the dual system PC-D666 double wide brushed aluminum chassis.
With a red and black aesthetic to match the number of the beast name, the PC-D666 supports a full EATX/ATX "workhorse" system on one side of the chassis, and a Micro-ATX/Mini-ITX "gaming" system in the other. Separating the two systems into two compartments, the PC-D666 allows DIY enthusiasts to show off high end and intricate setups through oversized windows on both sides of the chassis. The latest high-end hardware is supported in the PC-D666 as well as extensive watercooling setups.
Extensive Water Cooling Support
With tons of room to work with, installing elaborate water cooling setups is simplified in the PC-D666. Thick 480mm and 360mm radiators can be easily installed on the "workhorse" side of the chassis, while another 360mm radiator can be installed in the "gaming" system compartment.
100mm of space above the motherboard tray allows the CPU cooler, cables, or radiator to be effortlessly moved between the compartments.
Hot-Swappable Storage
The six 3.5" bays in the two removable HDD cages feature hot-swap backplanes for convenient storage installation. Four 2.5" drives can also be mounted in the two hard drive cages. In the "workhorse" compartment two more 2.5" drives can be tool-lessly mounted on the case floor.
Tool-Less Installations and Features
The PC-D666 has many tool-less features allowing for simple setups and installations.. This fully aluminum case features pop-off side panels and front bezel, tool-less mounting for hard drives as well as clip-in dust filters.
The entire HDD rack on the right side of the case can be pulled out of the case with the removal of a few thumbscrews.
Versatile Cable Management
With oversized windows on both sides of the chassis, thumb-screw secured removable panels were engineered to easily hide the cables and wires, while still providing easy access to both sides of the chassis thanks to large grommeted cutouts.
Connectivity
Both sides of the chassis have four USB 3.0 ports and HD audio connections on the top of the chassis for their respective systems.
Developed in Cooperation with PC Welt
The PC- D666 was developed in cooperation with IDG's PC Welt (PC World) German edition for the "Hell Machine 6" ultimate dual-system PC project.
Product Features of PC-D666
- Fully aluminum construction
- Dual System Support o System 1: EATX / ATX
- o System 2: Micro-ATX / Mini-ITX
- Double wide body
- Oversized side panel windows
- Supports radiators up to 480mm
- Hot-Swap backplanes
- Multiple Tool-less features
- Availability: Early November at Newegg
- MSRP: USD 599
For more information, visit this page.
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#4950988 Posted on: 11/03/2014 11:20 AM
it is a nice box
a bit late on twin mobo market and a bit expensive.
funny it is black with colored inside as everyone does... from lian li we could have expected something more "premium" as full white or more kinky...
but i keep my LD frame
it is a nice box
a bit late on twin mobo market and a bit expensive.
funny it is black with colored inside as everyone does... from lian li we could have expected something more "premium" as full white or more kinky...
but i keep my LD frame
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#4951339 Posted on: 11/03/2014 10:05 PM
I had never understood the Double system Chassis, but in this case it looks just beautiful, i could use one part as 3D Modeler Station and the other part as Render Server.
I had never understood the Double system Chassis, but in this case it looks just beautiful, i could use one part as 3D Modeler Station and the other part as Render Server.
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#4951346 Posted on: 11/03/2014 10:17 PM
$600? No thanks. I've toyed with the idea of a dual mobo case but not for that price
$600? No thanks. I've toyed with the idea of a dual mobo case but not for that price
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#4951399 Posted on: 11/03/2014 11:32 PM
The Good:
Lian-Li
The Bad:
1.Super expensive - less metal than two cases, and still costs way more than two cases.
2.Dual case - if one system goes down and you need to change hardware, it is not going to be a good idea to leave the other system up.
3.Only Mini/Micro ATX on the one side? Since when is that a good idea.
4. The heat from 2 systems being dumped inside one case
5. HUGE
6. Not near enough airflow through the case.
The Good:
Lian-Li
The Bad:
1.Super expensive - less metal than two cases, and still costs way more than two cases.
2.Dual case - if one system goes down and you need to change hardware, it is not going to be a good idea to leave the other system up.
3.Only Mini/Micro ATX on the one side? Since when is that a good idea.
4. The heat from 2 systems being dumped inside one case
5. HUGE
6. Not near enough airflow through the case.
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This could have been an interesting thing, but the strange, reddish pink color just ruins it for me. Also, I bet it has a premium price tag.