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Lian Li PC-TU200

5/30/2012 11:30:52 AM

We received the black version (available in silver) of PC-TU200 and immediately liked the overall design because of its simplicity. Front side only has one external drive bay, which has a lid with spring operated with a push button for optical drive located on the power button and reset button. Below is a attraction net for a 140mm fan for blowing air into the removable frame of the chassis. Along the bottom of the case is an eSATA port, 2 USB 3.0 and audio jack.


Description: Lian Li PC-TU200


In addition to slots for behind I/O board, the source, and two expansion card slots, the rear panel is almost a large grill. The entire aluminum body seems extremely sturdy. Above panel provides sure handle, and the bottom has four built-in metal legs and a dust barrier screen for removable grill fit the graphics card fan. The two levers at the rear open left and right panel when pressed.

Mini-ITX chassis is clearly aimed at the smaller configuration, so we are satisfied with the 5.25-inch drive bay of PC-TU200 only. We wish that the case is longer than 1 to 2 inches to fit a wider number of PSU. According to Lian Li, the length of the maximum power that PC-TU200 support is 5.5 inches. You are advised to use the PSU shorter module. That is, PC-TU200 can support two graphics card slots 8.11-inch in maximum length.

Driver frame uses 4 latches near the top of it to put on the rails and use the pink cochlea to mount the bottom. A backplane for 4 3.5-inch drives makes it easy to swap, although 2 attachment points in this framework do not allow the drive to reach the ports of the backplane and requires different way of cable. However, for those want a mobile Mini-ITX, PC-TU200 is one of the best choices and the most convenient we've seen so far.

Description: Lian Li PC-TU200

PC-TU200

$199,99

Lian Li

www.lian-li.com

Specifications: size: 12.6 x 8.7 x 14.2 inches; the motherboard supports: Mini-ITX, Mini-DTX; drive bays: 1 external 5.25 inch drive bays, 4 internal 3.5-inch drive bays, 2 2.5- inch drive bays (1 through internal 3.5-inch drive bays); fans: a front 140mm fan; ports: 2 USB3.0, 1 eSATA, audio I/O.

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