Lian Li 'Silent cases

[MakoFury]

Hello-

Im upgrading my case and I want something that is quieter than what I currently have. Are these Lian Li cases good?

 

[Operandi]

Yeah, they are excellent cases. Do you really need one that big though?

 

[stevennoland]

I have three Lian-Li cases and I love them. I'm currently looking to get a PC-V2000B. Cluboverclokers has a good write up with good pics. Take a peek:

www.cluboverclocker.com/reviews/cases/lian_li/pcv2000/

 

[Nickel020]

What makes a case good for silent PCs is the size of fans it can take. A case with 120mm has more potential than one with 80mm fans. But ultimatley it depends on what fans you choose and how much you undervolt them.

 

[MakoFury]

Hey guys

Ok so, it's between the PC-V2000B and the PC-73slb. I like the way the PC-73 looks. I know that the V2000b has a unique location for certain parts and is supposed to run cooler. My 1st priority is a silent case and #2 would be cooling. I don't plan to really OC my system much if at all. Is the PC-73 better for something quiet? I've read that the 2000B is quiet as well. Thanks!


Mako

 

[imported_Smithy]

I havea PC-61b its plenty big for most users. Has 4 fans, 1 blowhole. Drawback to Al cases is they dent easy. I phucked mine up yesterday by dropping a glass on it.

 

[Operandi]

Originally posted by: MakoFury
Hey guys

Ok so, it's between the PC-V2000B and the PC-73slb. I like the way the PC-73 looks. I know that the V2000b has a unique location for certain parts and is supposed to run cooler. My 1st priority is a silent case and #2 would be cooling. I don't plan to really OC my system much if at all. Is the PC-73 better for something quiet? I've read that the 2000B is quiet as well. Thanks!


Mako

The 2000B is going to be have slight atvantage when it comes to noise due to its use of 120mm fans.