Lian Li PC-6B Mid Tower Chassis Review
Luke Hill / 13 years ago
The sleek black aluminium design is evident instantly. There are no interferences whatsoever on both side panels and only the bare minimum amount of excursions from the attractive front panel in the form of an airflow vent, 3 5.25” drive bay covers and the Lian Li badge.
Looking at the case head on, we can easily see that Lian Li have excelled in producing an attractive and fitting front panel which doesn’t look ugly or out of place as a result of the mandatory interferences.
The continually understated design continues to the top panel with the only exposed features being the power and reset buttons. A USB 2.0 port, USB 3.0 port which is powered from an internal USB 3.0 header and audio jacks lie hidden beneath a camouflaged cover.
Easily removing the front panel reveals the location of the power and HDD activity LEDs and also shows that the front 140mm is dust filtered, as it should be.
4 rubberised feet and a dust filter purpose built for the PSU make up the features underneath the case.
