Lian Li PC-90

Lian Li PC-90 PC Case/Chassis Review

Lian Li has once again looked at the conventional PC case and changed the location of just one component which has been in the same location since the first PC tower and completely changed the game. The ingenious engineers at Lian Li have taken the hard drives out of the front of the computer case and tucked it up along the left side. This slight move of the vital component has now provided more fresh air to be routed directly to PCI components and CPU heat sink without having to traverse a labyrinth of hard drives and mounting brackets. This change also provides an area to mount a total of six 3.5” hard drives or twelve 2.5” drives which is more hard drives than any other full tower chassis on the market today. Join us, as we crawl through Lian Li’s PC-90 chassis and see why this relocation may change how computer cases of tomorrow will be designed. The features of the PC-90 in of themselves may not look like anything amazing compared to other Lian Li cases, but they have not held back tossing in everything that Lian Li has in all their other cases that make them unique. Such things like vented brackets come standard and are very much needed to provide a way for the hot air to escape.