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Lian Li Chassis are rare and endangered, and very valuable indeed.None more so than this flirtatious creature captured on film for the first time– in its unnatural habitat. The Lian Li Pitstop spider which brings aluminium (aluminum for Yanks) to life, except for the few threads of spider webbing (which look a bit like nylon puppet strings, but are in fact strands of web spun from out its sphincter).
The Lian Li T1 Pitstop is a chassis designed for a few users, but all of them are nitromanics who delve into the depths of BIOS’s and extract every ounce of power from them.
We present this unusual beast for speculation and when more is uncovered, we will reveal more, but only next time where we take it into the lab and give a” how to tame the beast” tutorial.
Leave comments and let us know what you think.
Cheers FirstZoom Team.

Arctic Cooling is showing us their Accelero Twin Turbo Pro, an improved twin turbo with bigger 92mm fans. They also announced that they are working on a new heatsink for the GTX295 single PCB card which will be based on their current 4870X2 solution, and aftermarket heatsinks for entry level vga’s.

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Lian Li exposes the latest X series gaming chassis called the X1000 at Computex 2009. This case combines the best of both the X500 and X2000. It has front mounted ODD bays, special heat zoned areas and all the latest tool-less designs from Lian Li, including the PSU clip and PCI bracket clips.

Thermalright is showing us their brand new R1X case with a huge heatpipe and heatsinks in it, cooling the cpu and two VGAs running in SLI.

You loved the Raven2 preview we managed to get before Computex officially launched, so we went back and did a more complex Raven2 review and show you all the details. This is definitely one of, if not THE best case at Computex 2009. We also had a look at the PSUs, other cases and heatsinks.