Product: Lian Li PC-61 Mid Tower ATX Case With CrazyPC Biohazard Mod
Application: Computer Case
Provided by: CrazyPC
Review by: Scott
Review date: August 19th, 2002

     I've personally reviewed countless cases since we first started out in the fall of 1997. I've been to many LAN parties and I've seen hundreds of cases given the "personal touch". Now add that experience together with the experience of my crew. I don't want to sound like an egotistical jerk, but if there is anyone qualified to judge a case on it's quality and features, it would be Club Overclocker. Besides, Paul and I started putting light and window mods in cases even before overclocking caught on and people back then called us crazy! Now the only crazy thing is the fact they we never put a patent on our work. But hey, at least I can vouch for Paul as he was the very first person in the world to have a window mod in an old off white AT case that housed one of the worlds first overclocked Intel Pentium 133 processors. Yes, that was a very long time ago... Today, I see many of our ideas being put to work as well as many other personal works done up by the other original overclocking sites. These ideas are even catching on right at the factory. Cases have come a long way over the years and the only limit is your imagination. It has been years since my last major case mod project and I've pretty much given up the "chop up your own case" approach. Now when I come up with an idea, I pass it along to my sponsors. These days resellers like CrazyPC have the high-tech tools needed to not only cut the simplest of blow holes and window mods with laser precision, but intricate designs right into the side of a case.

     Today we have what could be the best built mid tower ATX case man has ever seen. Known as the Lian Li PC-61, this jet black aluminum case has been the desire of many of us overclockers for quite some time. Not only have we obtained this precious beauty of a case, but CrazyPC has also added a biohazard symbol that is laser cut right into the side of the case! The time has come once again to pass judgment on yet another computer case...