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Recent content by big mike

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    The Lian Li Gallery

    Cool thanks for the info, I'll probably pick one up then.
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    The Lian Li Gallery

    Anyone using the CR-36B or any other Lian Li card reader that can comment on the performance? I don't use a card reader a ton, but occasionally if I go shoot a race or air show or something I may come home with 1000 pictures on a CF 133x card that I'd like to dump off it without it taking eons...
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    73.5 GB 15,000 RPM SCSI drive & controller

    price drop - 90 shipped in the US
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    73.5 GB 15,000 RPM SCSI drive & controller

    Back from turkey day festivities bump
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    73.5 GB 15,000 RPM SCSI drive & controller

    HP Branded MAS3735NC (Fujitsu) 15,000 RPM 73.5 GB hard disk, 80 pin SCA Ultra320 interface. I'm also including a generic 2(? need to check) device cable, as well as a nice 1 device rounded cable, terminator, adapter from SCA 80 to 68 pin LVD and a Dell branded LSI 21320 Ultra320 controller which...
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    The Lian Li Gallery

    215mm x 535mm x 522mm ( W, H, D) PC-A10 from Lian Li's site 207x580x607 From the rocket fish box. it's around 2" deeper and taller. Oh and last time I checked hard disks were 3.5" devices. IE it has room for 3 more of them. (one more in the rack and 2 in the "front". While giving up one...
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    The Lian Li Gallery

    Looks like the same 1/8" flush head rivets to me, and I don't really think the pictures show anything that could be used to discern that the aluminum is of a higher quality. Is it a higher rockwell # or thicker or what? I did notice one difference that I'd concede to build quality, the Lians...
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    The Lian Li Gallery

    1 & 2 - Economies of scale dictate that Lian Li built the RF with the same tooling etc as their other cases, it wouldn't make any sense to do otherwise, and if you look one over the build uses the same methods. It also wasn't all that cheap when it came out, it started getting noticed when it...
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    The Lian Li Gallery

    So back it up with a fact, you didn't include a single one in your reply. I haven't "played with them side by side" but I've had my hands on plenty of Lian Li's and I fail to see any difference in build quality between the RF and a Lian Li original other than maybe the flimsy motherboard tray...
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    The Lian Li Gallery

    It's actually smaller: Observed dimensions: 533 x 216 x 546mm (from an a10 review) measuring my RF without the door is 580x210x590mm And I doubt the build quality is any better, everything on the RF matches everything I've ever seen on any Lian Li case, it's just a one off configuration they...
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    Gateway P-7805u $1050 @ BB

    Uh, it has one empty hard drive bay, the other one has the stock scorpio in it normally. And the second internal mini PCI-E is a half length so your choices for it are limited, they do make short 5100 and 5300 wifi cards (but why when you already have one unless you want to free up the...
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    The Lian Li Gallery

    Nicest 60 dollar case I've ever bought, by a long shot. Lol I'm really happy with it though, I knew Lian Li's were good stuff but I didn't realize the attention to detail and what not until I owned one.
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    Gateway P-7805u $1050 @ BB

    Several people on notebookreview have put BD-Roms in them so far. It uses a standard SATA tray load notebook drive. Swap is cake, remove the little plastic plug on the bottom, remove a screw, pull the drive out, swap face plates and install the new one.
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    The Lian Li Gallery

    The pins come out of the connectors just like any other connector. Here's a good how to: http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/guides-how-tos/1906-guide-sleeving-3-pin-fan-56k-warning.html In some cases with expandable PET sleeving you could just go over the connector, but to get the...
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