Lian Li ,the best cube ever?

Few of those would be perfect for my new DVD authoring plant....

 

Do you get all the extra's with it?

 

Now you dont,but you can bye exactly that suite you

 

16 port, pfft
3ware, pfft

http://www.webconnexxion.com/raid/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=29&products_id=235
/drool

My 8 port areca suddenly seems so inadequate

 

That SATA card has a faster processor speed than my PC!

The lian li, WOW, i'm a big lian fanboy, but that case is pushing it to the next level!

 

This case is awesome, and I'm considering to buy it for a fileserver. This is the first nice and affordable case I have seen that has room for 16+ harddrives, which is exactly what I need.

However, the problem is that it has a normal ATX form factor, and my motherboard is E-ATX. I have a Tyan Thunder K8SE. Does anybody have a clue if it's possible to fit this motherbord in this case somehow?

 

Dual Compressor, cascade loop for -100 on the cpu and a triple BIS (Stealth) for a dual videaocard loop plus another smaller loop to cool everything else.

 

great fozzy, now whos gonna do something like that?

i want see it!!!

 

i presume the price is in Norway Kroners?
edit:

jesus 195 quid

 

Here are some pictures :



http://www.snekkerboden.com/Lianli/v32.jpg

And here i have modified the fancontroller:
The original.


But i wanted it to look like this:


And here it is .

 

Yes in euro it will be about 260 euro

 

Your motherboard is 12 x 13" and it fits into the Cube, and you can get a modul to the cube to do it to an E-ATX kabinett

 

I'm roughly in the same boat; I have a Tyan Thunder K8WE (E-ATX) which I use as a media server with about a dozen drives in a Lian Li PC-V2000. Only problem is, the HDD compartment in that case doesn't really have sufficient cooling for that many drives in such a confined area.

This case looks almost perfect... apart from the whole ATX only thing Looking at the dimensions, I don't see a 12x13 fitting in there. (Unless I've made a mistake, in which case, time to crack the cheque book out )

If it doesn't support E-ATX, which is what I'm guessing, this doesn't make much sense as a product - surely the server/workstation market is where this is aimed? I mean you could fit over 20 HDD's in that case, but whats the point when you can only fit a motherboard which doesn't have the bus/expansion slots to support high end (8-16+ port) SATA/SAS/SCSI controller/RAID cards which require PCI-X etc (normally found on E-ATX boards.)

 

Wow, that looks awsome! very nice case, just abit big for me to get the full use out of it.

 

Sweet!