| On the inside the PC-J60 is spacious since the front part of this case is almost empty. As we already metioned, the motherboard tray is compatible with the ATX standard and in that context it makes sense to offer quite a few HDD/SSD slots. On the motherboard tray there is also a large opening behind the socket, which allows you to install aftermarket coolers without the need of removing the motherboard. Around the tray, there are a few openings for routing cables and since there is quite some space between the back of the motherboard tray and the right side panel, it’s easy to hide all your cables here. In addition Lian Li decided to add a PSU cover, which helps improving the overall looks. The HDD slots and SSD drives can be installed without any problems, thanks to the tool-less system. All the HDD cages are removable in case you need more space. The most interesting feature of this case is that there is a lot of interior space dedicated to the CPU and the graphics department. For our test we used quite a simple setup since there is a lot of space available for watercooling gear on the front. |
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