While we may have seen Lian-Li's PC-V360 Micro-ATX enclosure before, it is not until now that it has been formally announced. The enclosure is a Micro-ATX with one particularly innovative feature: the possibility of mounting a 240 mm water cooling radiator right above the motherboard.
The radiator mount is also attached to a swivel hinge, meaning that the radiator can be easily moved aside for easy access and maintenance.
The enclosure itself, beyond the radiator mount, is fairly unremarkable. It features room for graphics cards up to 310 mm long, PSUs up to 280 mm long, and can house up to five 3.5" drives alongside three 2.5" drives.
Cooling is achieved by a 140 mm front intake fan as well as a 120 mm top exhaust fan. It is more difficult to mount a fan in the rear of the chassis due to the space taken up by the radiator bracket. Front I/O connectivity is handled by the standard set of two USB 3.0 ports as well as a pair of HD audio ports.
The case is already available through select retailers and has an MSRP of $140.
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