Lian Li teases the PC-V2130 super tower

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 04/16/2014 12:23 PM | source: | 15 comment(s)

Lian Li teases a new chassis, finally one that is worth to look at if you ask me. The PC-V2130 is an upcoming 94l supertower case with huge storage capabilities and liquid cooling support. The case is expected to ship in the coming months.

At around 94L, the all aluminum PC-V2130 features:

Extremely versatile hard drive system
Radiator Support – Top: 280/240mm, Front: 280mm, Bottom: 280mm
Removable 5.25? cage
Locking wheels for maneuverability
Front locking door
Sound dampening material
Tool-Less PCI slot mounting
Front fan controller

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TheSarge
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#4802209 Posted on: 04/17/2014 03:59 AM

That thing looks like it would weigh a ton with all the hard drives and radiators and video cards and so on. No wonder they put wheels on it! At least they made them metal so they won't break under the load!

The rest of the case has got me slightly baffled.

That hard drive cage is just weird. Help me out here people, how are you supposed to access your hard drives if the drive cages don't appear to open to either the left no the right and you have a radiator blocking the front???

Also, why is there a pointless metal column inconveniencing your access to the internals of the case? Why is that thing even there? And what is it doing there? And where did it come from? And who's idea was that?

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#4802214 Posted on: 04/17/2014 04:11 AM

More images

TheSarge
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#4802233 Posted on: 04/17/2014 05:01 AM

Thanks for the pics mmicrosysm.
Well, I actually like the general idea of those drive trays in that they are completely removable, but if it's a HDD tray and it's not on drive rails then I don't want it in a tower case. As this case isn't even trying to use drive rails, this is where it and I part ways.

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#4802284 Posted on: 04/17/2014 07:53 AM

I personally don't the the case, looks like a paper shredder...

Pete J
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#4802840 Posted on: 04/18/2014 05:44 AM

They make a case this large..then don't add a slot for an additional PSU?! Come on Lian Li!

(pc-p80 armorsuit owner btw).

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