Lian Li's PC-B25B is running rings around itself.
Lian Li, perhaps one of the most expensive manufacturers of computer cases on the market today (and certainly the most expensive on average), have thrown most of their expertise into a blender and turned it to puree, giving us the PC-B25FB case.
While it's not anywhere near as outlandish as the PC-888 skyscraper case that we saw in the flesh at Computex in 2009, it's definitely an interesting case for the gamer or performance rig enthusiast, and comes with a buttload of cool features.
From vibration mounted everything-under-the-sun, to funky cable management and some ingenious ways of securing expansion cards and the PSU, there's some neat stuff going on in the PC-B25FB.
Check it all out in the gallery of pics, and sleep with one eye open until the next Issue of Atomic comes out with a full review of this case.
Issue: 133 | February, 2012