FRONTPAGE Lian Li PC-Q28 Case Review

[Overclockers.com]

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We're here today with a Lian Li case that isn't your typical fare, at least for the systems I typically build. Why, you may ask? Because the Lian Li PC-Q28 is tiny. Sit back, relax and have a read through to find out why you'd want such a tiny case - and find out why we like it so much.

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[MunkyTOS]

Very nice article, thank you for this and all the work you do in your reviews Hokie. How does this rate in comparison to other mini itx chassis? I do like the fact that they have a 5.25" drive bay. Also I'm a bit glad they didn't opt for a window given the limited space for cable management.

 

[hokiealumnus]

I haven't done many mITX cases, just this one and the Bitfenix Prodigy. Between those two, the PC-Q28 is lighter and classier, but not as well-rounded. You couldn't water cool this one if you wanted. The Prodigy is really versatile, but is quite a bit larger and heavier.

For HTPC or office use, I'd probably go with the Lian Li. If I wanted to water cool an mITX system, or go all out for performance and needed more cooling, I'd lean toward the Prodigy.

Hope that helps!