I've done one build with the TJ07 and it ended up getting sent back to Performance-pcs because of a very poor fit on the side panels. It could have obviously been a isolated issue but I wasn't impressed.The TJ07 does have better provisions for liquid cooling but if you're set on SilverStone I'd say stick with the TJ09-10. What has won me over as of late with Lian Li is all of the quality case accessories that you can choice from that leave SilverStone in the dust. The hard drive mounting system on my TJ09 does pale in comparison with how Lian Li has set things up with their higher end cases also.

I never had any problems with the doors although I do see where you are coming from if the unit you had was 'tweaked' in any way. They did a better job with the doors on the 9 and 10. And I probably should have pointed out that the TJ07 is the early model of the TJ series (2006) which will not come with what some of the more modern towers do. What I do like about that tower is the massive amount of room in it even compared to the 09-10 which I also use. The TJ07 is my

I never had any problems with the doors although I do see where you are coming from if the unit you had was 'tweaked' in any way. They did a better job with the doors on the 9 and 10. And I probably should have pointed out that the TJ07 is the early model of the TJ series (2006) which will not come with what some of the more modern towers do. What I do like about that tower is the massive amount of room in it even compared to the 09-10 which I also use. The TJ07 is my

The TJ10 seems a better choice to me, and I won't have to buy $50 worth of replacement fans. My room is a quiet place!

I ended up replacing all the fans on both my SilverStone TJ09 and Lian Li PC-A70B with Scythe"S-FLEX

Zach.. djt01 is correct.. you will most likely be replacing fans anyway in pretty much anything you buy to customize your tower and your sound level needsAs I posted here about the TJ10http://forums1.avsim.net/index.php?s=&...t&p=1611531@ djt... Nice tower. The Lian Li has elements of the TJ10 in design and I can see some advantages to cooing with the Lian Li. I may pick one up in Q1 next year when I set up for a test build.. it's certainly a monster in width like the TJ07. The TJ9 are10 are much narrower which does make working with the larger heatsinks a bit cumbersome. I would want the unpainted version if they have it. I much prefer a brushed or machined finish

Zach.. djt01 is correct.. you will most likely be replacing fans anyway in pretty much anything you buy to customize your tower and your sound level needsAs I posted here about the TJ10http://forums1.avsim.net/index.php?s=&...t&p=1611531@ djt... Nice tower. The Lian Li has elements of the TJ10 in design and I can see some advantages to cooing with the Lian Li. I may pick one up in Q1 next year when I set up for a test build.. it's certainly a monster in width like the TJ07. The TJ9 are10 are much narrower which does make working with the larger heatsinks a bit cumbersome. I would want the unpainted version if they have it. I much prefer a brushed or machined finish

Nick,Here's another one I forgot to mention but it looks like it's worth looking at. It doesn't have a removable motherboard tray but it looks like it's got a lot going for it as far as air flow and cable management are concerned.http://www.corsair.com/products/800d/default.aspx

Nick,Here's another one I forgot to mention but it looks like it's worth looking at. It doesn't have a removable motherboard tray but it looks like it's got a lot going for it as far as air flow and cable management are concerned.http://www.corsair.com/products/800d/default.aspx

That's nice lookin'.

I ended up replacing all the fans on both my SilverStone TJ09 and Lian Li PC-A70B with Scythe"S-FLEX

Nice fans, (Scythe S-Flex)Have any of you heard of Panaflo fans lately? I used to use those several years ago. FrozenCPU says that Panaflo has been bought out:http://www.frozencpu.com/brands/brand/b51/...lo_NMB-MAT.html

Yes I've used them in the past. At one time they were considered one of the best.

Very glad I read this. After thinking, I'm starting to wonder just how badly I need 4 huge fans whirring on my computer case. The TJ10 seems a better choice to me, and I won't have to buy $50 worth of replacement fans. My room is a quiet place!I'm going to have to ponder on this one for a while.

One solution is to add a front-panel fan control panel and you can have best of both worlds. I use a Zalman MFC-1 on my air-cooled X6800 machine, and when I push up the OC to 3.6 GHz for FS, I turn up the fans. Since the sound level is up fairly high when the sim is running, the extra fan noise isn't an issue then. If I'm doing other things on the machine, I downshift the speed and dial the fans down.RegardsBob ScottColonel, USAF (ret)ATP IMEL Gulfstream II-III-IV-VColorado Springs, CO

One solution is to add a front-panel fan control panel and you can have best of both worlds. I use a Zalman MFC-1 on my air-cooled X6800 machine, and when I push up the OC to 3.6 GHz for FS, I turn up the fans. Since the sound level is up fairly high when the sim is running, the extra fan noise isn't an issue then. If I'm doing other things on the machine, I downshift the speed and dial the fans down.RegardsBob ScottColonel, USAF (ret)ATP IMEL Gulfstream II-III-IV-VColorado Springs, CO

I looked at a product like that and gave it serious thought. Though I'm jut going to buy a quality fan with low noise output and leave it at that.

My case --> http://www.lian-li.com/v2/en/product/produ...amp;ss_index=61

Nice case, though I've seen a few user reviews stating cooling was less than expected. What do you think? I've yet to buy one, and my parts are due in tomorrow! I shouldn't start building until 3 weeks from now, anyway.

Nice case, though I've seen a few user reviews stating cooling was less than expected. What do you think? I've yet to buy one, and my parts are due in tomorrow! I shouldn't start building until 3 weeks from now, anyway.

If your referring to my Lian-Li A77 case, it has absolutely no problems with cooling!