LIAN LI PC-60FN USB3.0 Black Aluminum ATX Mid Tower Computer Case

Pros: Premium quality build, Nice layout for quick and easy build, hot swap bays with support for SSD/HDD, 100% screwless chassis, bottom air filter for PSU air intake, rubber mounts for no noise disk vibrations, nice and long cables,

Cons: 3 of the chassis I received were short 1 mounting screw(only had 9), luckily I had extras from other Lian-Li builds or I would have been short for standard 10 post Motherboard. Not a big deal but unusual for Lian-Li.

Other Thoughts: Newegg should bring this item back, discontinued a week after my order, was going to order more... Guess I will buys from another source.

Pros: Very nice looking. I like the black finish. It doesn't seem like it will scratch too easily.

I like the location of the USB and power button.
I like the toolless hard drive bay.
I like how all 3 side panels come off.
I like the hold in the mobo back plate.
I like the bottom mount for the power supply.
I like the big fans.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: I don't need so many front drive bays, but no harm there.
I don't like how the mobo back plate doesn't slide out, but it wasn't a problem, so no harm.
I don't like the lights on the front fan. They are bright! But, it was easy to cut the lights off and now it is all good.

Pros: Nice brushed aluminum finish, great cable management, fan filter in the front and bottom. Case includes a nice front 140mm Blue LED fan, and a rear fan that is 120 mm. The front panel removes easily to get to the front filter to clean it. Sound damping on the hard drives is a nice touch.

Cons: The rear fan was bad, it was making a clicking sound – probably dry bearings, but fan is not a good quality fan. I replaced it with a better fan. Also, the fans should have had rubber mounts to reduce the fan vibration.

Other Thoughts: I purchased M3 nylon motherboard mounts, used 2 of the included metal mounts to ground the mobo, the rest were the nylon mounts. When I purchase a case, I usually try to stay around the $50.00 range, but I always wanted a Lian-Li case but they usually go for over $100.00, this one was on sale at an unbelievable price. If there is one thing I learned from buying this case is that it is better to spend a little more and get a better quality case since it will go thru a few PC upgrades

Pros: Nice and roomy, good airflow. I like the top USB 3.0 slot and the power supply being situated on the bottom.

Cons: Maybe I just have an issue reading the directions, but I could not for the life of me figure out how they had the hard drive bays situated to come out. Eventually gave up and just laid hard drive in the bay since I won't be moving the computer.

Pros: Enough room for two monstrous video cards.
Good airflow.
Very sturdy.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: I'd buy it again.

Pros: Excellent fit & finish. Easy to assemble, modify, fit components into. CoolerMaster Hyper 412 w/ 2fans fit w/o drama. Good airflow front-to-rear. Changed out front and rear case fans w/PWM higher flow and is quiet at full system workloads. Using Intel DX79SI mobo, Corsair 750HX and MSI N560GTX-Ti Twin FrozrII, all fit well.

Disk chassis and carriers easy to use and cable up. Nice having a light case. PSU at bottom of case makes it more stable, and keeps power wires away from fans at top.

Cons: Anodized black aluminum is not as durable as enameled steel so requires more care to avoid scratches and dents. In my workspace this isn't a problem.

Other Thoughts: Recommend 90deg SATA cables for drives in disk chassis since side panel is very close.

Wondered if I'd need the lid fan but don't for what I have in the case. Fans are only running at 50% at full system load and keeping all mobo components below 75C.

Didn't end up using lid connectors so removed that cable (easy).

Pros: It's a Lian Li at a reasonable price.
Plenty of room for whatever you want to stuff in it.
20 pin USB 3.0 front panel connector.
Nice big backplate cutout.
Decent amount of room between the motherboard tray and side panel (approx. 3/4").
Bottom mounted PSU.
Included case fans are quiet.

Cons: It's a Lian Li... Meaning accessories aren't cheap, but other than that no real con's at all.

Other Thoughts: I'm not big on LED fans, but thats an easy fix. HDD, and power LED's are bright and bleed into each other, but like the LED fan thats easy to remedy as well. Be careful about tightening steel screws into aluminum as its easy to strip out the threads.

Pros: Very spacious and easy to work in. The case has fantastic airflow. Plenty of room for a large heat-sink, and multiple video cards. Like all Lian Li products, the sharp edges are blunted and rubber grommets are on many of the surfaces. This makes for particularly smooth and easy installation.

Cons: My only complaint is that Lian Li seems to have completely done away with the Removable Motherboard tray feature which originally attracted me to their cases. That said, the interior is still extremely spacious and easy to work in thanks to the case's fully removable panels.