Lian Li PC-Q30 Case Review: A Mini-ITX Chassis With Flair
Lian Li's PC-Q30 is not just a PC case, but an enclosure that serves as a showcase for the living room, including a unique shape and a large front window to show off the technology you cram inside. It’s sure to raise eyebrows and start some conversations.
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Installing The SSD
Choosing the Right SSD
Any SSD with at least 256 GB of capacity should be fine. Even a roomy hard drive is suitable if you're willing to tolerate the less responsive storage performance. We have a bunch of Samsung's 840 Pros in the lab, so that's what we used in this build. It was a nice little bonus that the drive comes with a data migration tool, allowing me to clone the contents of an old HTPC quickly.
As a side note, it doesn't matter how thick your SSD is in Lian Li's PC-Q30. Any 2.5” device will fit.
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gofasterstripes Lian Li proving, again, that they're a little less sane than everyone else...Reply
I kinda like it, nice concept. There's too many boring PC cases! -
jimthenagual Doesn't quite do it for me. Good for them for trying something new, but it's not something I'd buy.Reply -
vertexx Does that thing dispense Bitcoins? It looks like it should be dispensing something....Reply