I just picked up a Skyhawk mid-tower case (http://www.directron.com/msr4610sl.html), and was wondering, since the dimensions of my case and the PC-6x series are so similar, would it be possible to use (some, if not most of) the upgrades/replacement parts designed for the PC-6x on my case?
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Lian Li compatibility with clones?
- Thread starter Timmee
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More than likely the answer is no, Lian-Li has very unique mounting holes and clip-in systems that i doubt the skyhawk copied. But i have to say, that case is such a ripoff.
So no aquarium, drive covers, floppy covers. The multimedia front panel and hard-drive caddies might work, but you'd have to measure against a Lian-Li to be sure.
So no aquarium, drive covers, floppy covers. The multimedia front panel and hard-drive caddies might work, but you'd have to measure against a Lian-Li to be sure.
FunkStar said:
How is that "such a ripoff"? Can you justify your claim AT ALL? Hell, lemme ask you this, do you own one? Probably not.
I bought one as part of my dad's computer build for $39 + shipping at Newegg. And lemme tell be the first to tell you, it's a damn good case. Granted, it doesn't have a window or a blue power LED like the PC-6x series, but other than that, there is absolutely nothing "ripoff" about it. It's still very hard justifying spending well over $100 on a Lian-Li when all you really care about is aluminum construction/lightweight and the only difference(s) in a $40 Skyhawk is the lack of a few MINOR features.
takeabao said:
Umm... i meant its a ripoff of Lian-Li, not price-wise. You might wanna think about that before you post next time. Why would i call a cheap case a rip off? its actually a good price for what you get, its just a ripoff of Lian-Li though.
Side note: I wish Lian-Li made high-end steel cases, im tired of mine vibrating from my raptors lol
FunkStar said:
Hmm, this question has been driving me nuts ever since I first compared the looks of the Skyhawk and Lian Li PC-6x series. While you're more than likely right, when I get some extra money, I MIGHT look to pick up a PC-6x series for testing purposes (hey, an excuse to pick up another case
).