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v350 vs v351?

soulesschild

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What are the main differences between these two Lian-Li SFFs? Google search didn't really tell me much :(

All I can tell is that they changed the dimensions a little bit.
 
A few minor things as far as I can tell, the only info I found was from this Hexus preview. I think there were mounting holes above the I/O plate for some 60mm fans on the 350. I think they got rid of this on the 351.
 
The only difference that I know of is the front intake holes, and the v350 didn't have 60mm mounting holes above the io plate. Also the dimensions are the same as far as I know.

Also some of the specs on the lian li site are totally wrong, for instance it says the v351 has a fan on the ceiling of the case.
 
Here is some things I know:

V351 has:
1) Front intake holes.
2) Different mountings for front 120mm fans.
3) Bottom hdd cage is cut out for ventilation.
4) An added 5.25 bay to 3.25 bay converter with 5.25 bay cover adapter.
5) Front USBs, audio, and firewire ports are only on right side only. V350 could be mounted on either side.

The v350 didn't have the 60mm mounting holes above the i/o plate. It was the older v300 that originally had it. Heres a link to it. It says it is compatible with the V350.
 
5) Front USBs, audio, and firewire ports are only on right side only. V350 could be mounted on either side.

How would you go about mounting the i/o on the opposite side of the case in the case of the V-350? The side panels had countersunk screw holes to hold them on. They weren't countersunk on both sides (they weren't interchangeable)
 
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