Lian Li's T1 Pitstop PC Case Looks Like a Spider
Danger!
It takes a lot to produce a really innovative computer case. Sure, enthusiasts produce a lot of great case-mods but for every truly great chassis we see from a manufacturer, there are ten 'nothing special' cases.
We're not sure if the T1 Pitstop from Lian Li falls into the great or 'meh' category, but they sure did go all out marketing. The T1 Pitstop is an open air a Mini-ATX case with room for a full size PSU. Oh and it's shaped like a spider.
Check out the extremely cheesy and slightly annoying video below.
Lian Li Spider Chassis
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it seems slightly original and totally useless
Cheesy is a gross understatement for describing this video. And I thought Hollywood was bad!
Too bad there aren't any mini-ITX motherboards that can overclock well enough to where one would need to use liquid nitrogen. Lol!
Sorry but that was some stupid ad!
Just the PC case for Erwin the AI to use (from UserFriendly.Org)
Add a couple of robotic arms & hands to case and Erwin would probably be running around shooting everyone in sight or he'd be up to some other kind of mischief!
"Check out the extremely cheesy and slightly annoying video below."
What an understatement
Cheesy, but funny. The Case is way more awesome than the ad
. Would be cool for an HTPC ^_^
cough cough, antec skeleton, cough cough. just another throwaway case that maybe 5 people will enjoy.
was I the only one who expected the case look like a Terminator?
I could go for this case... if they realy make it
Apparently they can't count...spiders have 8 legs...looks more like a crab.
Looks like a walking red table made of cheap iron.
Stupid ad, stupid looking case.
"In the year 2010, a company attempted to fuse a new type of Atom with a spider, in an attempt to make a faster, stronger one. But something went horribly wrong..."
It looks like a great conversation piece for your next LAN party, but for regular use on an everyday computer, I don't think so. However, as an open test bench... I'll continue using a rack, thanks.
What, nobody's worried about dust collection causing electrical shortages? I'd hate to have to keep this cleaned properly!
@kenwheeler77
I have never seen dust cause a short to be honest.
@all
On a side note. Who the hell benchmarks on Mini ITX boards? Did I hear that right?
Just about any kid in shop class could build this themselves.
But ah, is irony lost on you neckbeards? I'm pretty sure they're aware that it's so cheesy.
Can it walk?
Think I'll stick to a normal looking tower.
it's looks like a scrap metals pulled from a shelve.
It's ugly in an almost agricultural way, it's cheap looking, noisy, and takes up a lot of space, but only takes a small motherboard.
I don't know what they were thinking. I guess this is from the people that made the fish tank case, so anything is possible.
What's next? A hippo?
What a piece of useless junk. Honestly Lian-li, wtf.
I thought it was a clever ad.
seems a case id use if I had to set it up in a rought non-flat floor, example a cabin in nowhere XD
@nukemaster You have never seen dust cause a short circuit? Well I guess that completely invalidates the wealth of scientific data that shows that dust, a general term to describe fine particles of varying origin...coal, soil, metals etc., can and will cause a short circuit.
thanks for educating me......
What a nice piece of dust collector.......
oh and regarding the case.....the only way that case makes sense is if it was motorized and could amble about, maybe even insert and remove it's own media...CD's, SSD's, thumb drives.....that would be sorta cool I guess.
I like everything about it ad and case
I like the case and ad a lot. both were enjoyable and fun. good going Lian li, I want one.
I think the spider robot running on Atom was more interesting...
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It looks flimsy.
Lian Li did this?