Lian-Li has announced its PC-Q35 chassis. This case is a Mini-ITX intended for folks who want to build their own NAS, as it supports up to five 3.5" drives along with another two 2.5" drives.
The case is made out of brushed aluminum and holds up to Mini-DTX motherboards. Other support includes graphics cards up to 300 mm in length, PSUs up to 200 mm long, and 120 mm radiators.
Front I/O is handled by a pair of USB 3.0 ports and a pair of HD audio jacks, and the front bezel is lockable. The power button resides behind it.
Lian-Li has given the case an MSRP price of £108, which translates to roughly $175.
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