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frontpagetDames | Staff posted Yesterday 2:54 PM
Lian Li Vector V150 Micro-ATX Tower Tempered Glass PC Case (Black)
$63
$85
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LIAN LI via Newegg has Lian Li Vector V150 Micro-ATX Tower Tempered Glass PC Case (Black, V150 INF) on sale for $84.99 - $22 promo code EPF5578 auto-applied in cart = $62.99. Shipping is free.
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- Supports M-ATX, Mini-ITX, and back-connect M-ATX motherboards
- Features 4mm tempered glass front and side panels for a clear and premium hardware display
- Pre-installed with 3 ARGB infinity mirror fans for out-of-box cooling and striking lighting effects
- Designed with an infinity mirror front panel
- Supports up to a 360mm top-mounted radiator
- Provides flexible cooling support with fan mounting positions across the top, side, bottom, front, and rear
- Includes a built-in GPU support bracket to enhance stability and reduce graphics card sag
- Designed with a cable-management-friendly interior
- Features an integrated rear control board with built-in wireless receiver support for fan and lighting control via L-Connect 3
- Supports graphics cards up to 400mm in length for compatibility with high-end GPU configurations
- Case Dimensions: 470 x 221.5 x 443.9mm(DxWxH)
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Written by SaltyOne | Staff- At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $7 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $69.99.
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LIAN LI via Newegg has Lian Li Vector V150 Micro-ATX Tower Tempered Glass PC Case (Black, V150 INF) on sale for $84.99 - $22 promo code EPF5578 auto-applied in cart = $62.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member tDames for sharing this deal.
Details:
Thanks to Community Member tDames for sharing this deal.
Details:
- Supports M-ATX, Mini-ITX, and back-connect M-ATX motherboards
- Features 4mm tempered glass front and side panels for a clear and premium hardware display
- Pre-installed with 3 ARGB infinity mirror fans for out-of-box cooling and striking lighting effects
- Designed with an infinity mirror front panel
- Supports up to a 360mm top-mounted radiator
- Provides flexible cooling support with fan mounting positions across the top, side, bottom, front, and rear
- Includes a built-in GPU support bracket to enhance stability and reduce graphics card sag
- Designed with a cable-management-friendly interior
- Features an integrated rear control board with built-in wireless receiver support for fan and lighting control via L-Connect 3
- Supports graphics cards up to 400mm in length for compatibility with high-end GPU configurations
- Case Dimensions: 470 x 221.5 x 443.9mm(DxWxH)
Editor's Notes
Written by SaltyOne | Staff- At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $7 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $69.99.
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How exactly do you expect to fit one in this case?
Well... you got me there. Jk!
Of course I will do it vis black voodoo magic since basic math isn't enough these days.
If you owned a 5090 then you should know a 400mm GPU length listed for this case plenty of room.
Almost 2 extra inches (that's what she said).
Or just didn't read the specs and do the math???
Haha
Idk dunno why you wanna come at me about 5090's. Come on man. I am buying them and I provide a ton of info. What is it about sharing deals and great info is a problem for you?
I like this case so I might move one of my spare 5090's in here for that big ass speaker look in the front and see if that air ramp is any good. It a new trend for a few cases with that improved airflow to the GPUs.
A lot of micro-ATX cases will fit a 5090.
You just gotta do some basic math to work it out
Don't hate, participate in the 5090 game.
Xoxo
Case is cheap as hell with the $23 credit I got from the 9600x deal I did for fun. It's $44 shipped for a nice looking face. Dirt cheap experiment.
But with a 5090, most people either go to one extreme or the other: mini-ITX or full tower.
Since you own so many of them, I'd assume you'd want more than one in each case.
For Dual 5090 setup, the non-GPU part of the cost is too high when I looked into it.
Motherboard will need to be ATX possible EATX with full lanes to have enough height separation between the cards That's like $400 minimum when I browsed.
To take full advantage of the pci lanes and GPU and data processing... might need to go to threadripper which could be $3000+ and an even better motherboard which also can cost more.
PSU. I pushed 999w with just 5080 and 5070 TI dual GPU setup (1200w PSU at the time). 5090 I would need at least 1600W but maybe 2000W if I have threadripper.
These PSU looked like $700 for 1600w and I don't check 2000w. I am guessing $1000 I don't want a Frankenstein build rig for it so running 2 separate PSU while cheaper?
Mobo minimum $1000 extra PC parts for a survival dual 5090 setup
If threadripper then it may be $3500 extra.
In the end it is cheaper just to run a separate "free" hardware. I don't need 64GB aggregated LLM vram anyway. If I did, I will just get a RTX 6000.
Also, I think power draw off a single machine at 1600w means it will trip over a few protectors I have. Def could with 2000w power use if it run 5090 600w x 2 full power
I could do it one day to check off a box but not now.
ITX! . Fractal Terra types. I looked into it. Motherboard more expensive, etc. I may still do this since it's just a few hundreds more for a niche case and motherboard and sfx power supply. This is around $600 extra cost.
There is a suitcase 5090 case, dunno where to get it but I saw it on YouTube. Probably expensive.
All of the computer parts I have are free so buying cases is pretty much the most I would do to give some machines a diff look while rebuilding some PCs.
Spending $250 for a 1200w sfx PSU feels wrong to me even though I am ordering a ton of machines worth many multiple of $250
Maybe one day if I find good deal.
There are plenty of true mATX size cases that will fit it. Pretty sure Lian Li B4 case could fit it barely but it's pretty big compared to a real ITX case so I didn't bother.
For the record, I didn't bring up 5090 in this thread...
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