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Lian-Li PC-A05 Mid-Tower Case
Conclusion
What's important to most buyers? The bottom line is usually cost. The PC-A05 clocks in right around $100 and proves itself an exceptional value compared to any other case in the price range. This puts it well below the cost of the high-end Lian-Li cases, but still includes some of the features of its bigger brothers. Overall, the case worked almost exactly as I anticipated. It took some juggling, but everything did eventually fit into place and most of my concerns were minor. I think the best term to use to describe the PC-A05 is value. It is comparable to buying a Porsche Boxster, the "Poor Man's" Porsche. It doesn't have the get up and go of the more spendy models, but its still a Lian-Li... err, Porsche.  Pros Small enough to fit almost anywhere Big enough to for most hardware requirementsbr> Nice, clean looks Great value Cons Can run a bit warm Installation of many parts is mutually exclusive
Page 1: Introduction & First Impressions
Page 2: Inside the Case Page 3: Quality Check Page 4: Conclusion 
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