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Originally posted by Dragonlich
I've got a Chieftec case. It's a good quality case (if heavy). The door is about as easy to open/remove as you can possibly imagine. Two thumbscrews, one locking mechanism: voila, one door that can be removed.
...so how exactly is Lian Li quality *because* the case was hard to get off?
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I don't think he meant the technicality of taking off the case. The actual removing of the door is what he refers to, after the screws and all are off. I can't stand "loose" cases where the sides almost fall off. I imagine Lian-Li cases are nice and sturdy with the side requiring a little force to take off. Maybe I'm just weird.
The point is, Lian-Li cases are known throughout the computing industry for being the supreme cases. That's why a simple case with a window is $220.
-Lasereth