Recommend me a case I could take to middle earth and back!

[kskwerl]

Like a good looking case with 2 water cooling gromets that could be hit by an artillery shell and still be standing.

Not really but you get the idea..

I like this Lian Li case but I'm wondering if it's as sturdy as the rest of their line up.

http://benchmarkreviews.com/index.p...sk=view&id=526&Itemid=61&limit=1&limitstart=8

 

[Xterra]

You pay a premium for Lian Li cases. I myself haven't found them to be extraordinary. I normally purchase a case that is up to 70% of my liking and the other 30% comes from my additions through modding to make the case last from the Fellowship to the Pelennor Fields.

Back to your question, yes, it is a very solid case

 

[Parkerbwee]

im fond of the Lian Li cases myself

 

[BugFreak]

Lian-Li are actually pretty thin cases so they probably won't take a beating like you are looking for. With the thin aluminum pieces that make them look pretty you lose the integrity of a good ol' steel case. Like Xterra, I find one that fits my needs after some changes I do myself. A hole there, saw here, and a great case is made. I would find a steel one and cut to your liking and save all the money you would spend on Lian-Li.

 

[kskwerl]

Lian-Li are actually pretty thin cases so they probably won't take a beating like you are looking for. With the thin aluminum pieces that make them look pretty you lose the integrity of a good ol' steel case. Like Xterra, I find one that fits my needs after some changes I do myself. A hole there, saw here, and a great case is made. I would find a steel one and cut to your liking and save all the money you would spend on Lian-Li.

Thanks man I actually decided on this case for my watercooling

http://www.dangerden.com/store/dd-double-wide-tower-21-black-series-edition.html