LIAN LI Lancool PC-K62 Black 0.8 mm SECC, Plastic + Mesh ATX Mid Tower Computer Case

Pros: No need for a molex connector finally! All fans are 3 pin. (by the way, get a splitter or two and some extensions for those 3 pin fans) The PSU just clips in tight The PCI cards clip in tight The DVD drives clip in tight (and sit on rails) You can put the HDs in either way or turn the whole cage 90 degrees The fans are quiet Cable management is the best I have seen Great air flow There are dust filters where they need to be (front and bottom where air is coming in. Large clean window Large hole in motherboard tray for cooler backplates! The way the fans slide into place and have rubber grommets. Price is good

Cons: Not aluminum Motherboard tray not removable but the large hole in the tray almost makes up for it. The front (top) panel connectors only have 2 USB and audio There is not much wrong with this case! For the price....this is the best case I have ever seen. Other manufacturers are going to be in trouble when people start finding out about this case!!!!!!!!

Overall Review: I have $300 cases and could have purchased another. I chose this one. I am not sorry I did. It has s many or more features as a new aluminum Lian Li. It simply weighs more because of the material used. I found the quality to be right up there with Lian Li. I will probably get another aluminum case next because of the weight issue but it had better have the features of this case. It's one of the best.

Pros: Great looking case. Absolutely love the black interior. Everything feels well built. Definitely worth every penny. Great case for my first build, and I will probably buy another one if I build another computer any time soon.

Cons: I don't know if it was just my lack of experience or what, but I couldn't get the case back together with the 24pin and 8 pin power cables routed behind the mobo tray. Also, the fan wires were excrutiatingly short. I couldn't get my front fan connected to the fan header on my mobo because of my graphics card (HD4870). If you are using large graphics cards, I highly suggest you buy a 3pin fan extension cord if you want to use the header on your mobo. Nothing to take an egg off however.

Overall Review: Case is pretty heavy for its size, so if you plan on bringing it to LAN parties, you should probably look elsewhere. I wouldn't consider this a con however, as I like the heft this case has. Makes it feel like it will last longer ;)

Pros: See my previous review on 03/25 for the pro's.

Cons: Get this, both the phone numbers listed on their main site and the lancool site just ring and ring forever! Try them yourselves: 886-2-24513000 & 886-2-24517373. I did get a reply to my emails finally, but they were bounce backs. How do you get a bounce back, undeliverable, email from a form that you fill out on THEIR website and do not actually send to them directly?? I'm having serious 2nd thoughts about this company. No one answers their phones and their own support form on their own web site is unable to contact themselves??

Overall Review: I've been a NewEgg customer for 7+ years now, this is the first negative review I have ever written.

Pros: Good size case and sturdy.

Cons: Top Fan crack & fell down after one month. No way you can contact to customer support in USA or RMA repair.

Overall Review: Same case as Antec 900 or AZZA Solano 1000RT, I built 6 new PC without any problem so fast. I contact to newegg to solve this problem. But still no answer yet.

Pros: 1. It looks amazing. 2. Tool less design that actually works. Even the PCI slots! 3. Hole in Mobo tray for changing coolers. 4. Good airflow. 5. Fan filters. 6. Nice window. 7. Did I mention it looks AMAZING. 8 - PCI expansion slots. 9. Mostly good cable management, see cons. This case seems to have the best combination of features I was looking for. None of them were "perfect", but this was as close as I could find. It is a very very good case. Note that I am going to be incredibly critical of this case. Most of the issues are very very minor, but I figure everyone knows the good stuff. It's the little nags you won't know until you try it.

Cons: 1. Weight. It is HEAVY. A shame it didn't come with wheels. 2. Cable management issues. * 3. No collapsible motherboard tray. ** * An extra 1/4 - 1/2 of an inch would make all the difference. I had a very difficult time trying to feed the 8-pin power connector through the hole at the top/back of the case. Both the PSU's 8-pin and the extension I bought were too tall because of the clip, and wouldn't easily fit between the hole and the rail that holds the back door on. Just a little more space and everything would have slid in nicely... Needle-nose pliers and mucking around with it for a while prevailed. However, a new problem reared its ugly head. Now the extension won't "fit" with the door closed, unless I tuck its clip tab next to the CPU cooler mounting bracket. Again, that 1/4 -1/2 inch would have made all the difference. ** Mounting a Prolimatech MegaShadow while the mobo is in the case is no picnic. It gets cramped, and having the tray would help immensely.

Overall Review: The cooling in the case is good, but could be improved. By default it is negative pressure - more out than in. This allows dust to sneak into any unfiltered holes - like the PCI slots. This is easily remedied by adding a 140mm (or 120mm) fan into any empty bays. You can fit a 140mm in the top 3 even with a fan controller and BD/DvD/CD-rom. Or by flipping the front, top fan over and making it an intake fan. Either method might require you to adjust the top fan speeds to balance the pressure and make it slightly Positive. Doing either method should lower temps ~5 degrees or so. Note that I had only turned my top fans down - no reverse intake or extra fan - and I barely had any dust after 6 months. So it's not a big issue really. Wish the front filters were similar to the bottom filter. clipped onto the front mesh instead of slid in, it would make them a little easier to remove I think.

Pros: Solid construction, unbelievably easy to work in (and fun), looks a lot more refined than most insane-looking gaming cases, air filters throughout, cabling system works well, easy access to both sides. Front and top are very well ventilated. Nice, big 140mm fans. I put my pc together in record time due to how easy it was to work on this. I wanted something I could have in my living room since I use my 40 inch LCDTV for a monitor. Decided on this over the monstrous ANTEC1200 or coolermaster cases. Tough decision, but I'm 100% happy. This is easier on the eyes than some huge, glowing, LED infested monstrosity. It has just enough LEDs to look nice, but not too much, and you can always add more. The fans work well enough. I was worried it was too small, but it fits water cooling just fine (drivebay cooler). Also, it has 5 bays, so that means room above and below the thermaltake bigwater 2D cooler. Also has hose holes in rear panel for external water cooling.

Cons: No side fan, but I don't think it needs it. Those that complain about short fan cables are right, but seriously, cable extenders are not expensive. I already had some lying around. Was able to hide them all nicely behind the mobo or in places not seen through the window. No CONS!

Overall Review: It fits a large Radeon (sapphire) 4890 2GB, and will fit dual cards just fine...but the second card will be sitting 2" above the PSU. Not a big deal though. I put my single card there anyway to free up some space. Still runs cool. Also, PSU air flow and heat does not enter the case at all. Goes in and out through vents. After running Crysis at max settings all night, my CPU was still around 44C with the stock AMD heatsink/fan. The airflow in this case is just fine...and this case is gorgeous! Best thing: every component lined up and fit where it should perfectly, with complete ease due to the tool-less design. It makes it so much easier to experiment with new configs, replace hardware, etc. It's sort of like have hot-swap function added to almost every component! The fit and finish of this case is top notch.

Pros: I have built PC's for over a decade, and I can honestly say that this case is the nicest case I've ever used. I have recently retired the case, only because I shifted to watercooling and it is obviously not built for a performance multi-rad setup. I still have it sitting in the closet for my next air build because I will go back to it in a heartbeat. I paid full retail for mine and I wouldn't hesitate to do it again (sorry if this constitutes price talk, but it's true; the case is worth much more than its price tag).

Cons: The only con I have with this case is that the 4/8-pin hole at the top of the MB tray (so you can run the power lead behind the board) is a tad small and obstructed by a support. It takes some finesse and patience to get an 8-pin through, so plan ahead for that and run your PSU's 4/8pin before you install the MB. Another user noted that the cutout for rear HSF access was too small. This wasn't the case for me, but I'm sure that it could wind up unusable for some people.

Overall Review: Here are some tips for the case: 1) Turn the HDD bay so that the plugs for the HDD's face you as you look into the case. Wiring tidyness increases, and I have tried both orientations. Both gave the same exact temps on the HDD's. 2) The stock fans aren't bad, but you can gain a good bit of cooling power by swapping them out with better ones for cheap. I recommend Yate Loon mediums which I use, and they can be found in many LED colors. Be aware though that both YL's and the stock fans are sleeve bearing fans, and they will die quicker in the top area when mounted horizontally. 3) If you need a bit more cooling power and are in a low-dust area, flipping the top 140mm fans to intake can help you gain some cooling power. GPU, PSU, HDD temps remained the same for me, but VREG and CPU temps dropped by up to 4 degrees. Dust actually decreased for me due to positive pressure with the top fans in an intake orientation. Enjoy this great case!

Pros: Case is very well constructed, and by far the nicest case I've ever owned. Inside the case, not 1 screw (except for securing the mainboard ) was used as everything just latches which is impressive. The hard drive attachment and placement is awesome and was a breeze to fit everyting in there nicely. I added a couple of nice blue LEDS and wow it looks good. I took the time to route all my cables and all i can really say is this case is worth every penny. I like the placement of the front USB's where they are sitting at the top of the tower for easy access. Power switch and reset button are also at the front top next to the USB ports.

Cons: side window came scratched, which i'm picky with my stuff so i wasn't too happy at first. The box inside the case that had all the screws were not secure. However I had some displex scratch remover available and all my scratches came out within about 1min.

Overall Review: Get yourself some Displex to take out those scratches on the side window of the case if yours arrives scratched. I used a microfiber cloth and scrubbed one area at a time. I had 1 big scratch in the center but this did the trick. I can easily recommend this case to everyone!