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LanCool's line of Dragon Lord computer cases offer two great advantages over many competitors. The first is the amount of customization they provide in choosing a stock model. Rather than simply providing one high end case and one low end case they provide options for several intermediate levels. The second advantage offered by LanCool is their tool-less designs. Many tool-less designs of the past have suffered from compatibility or usability problems. LanCool uses a fresh approach to alleviate the problems of the past while still providing the option to fall back on conventional installation. Benchmark Reviews recently reviewed the PC-K56W which offers snap-in hard drive assemblies. We now bring you the PC-K58W which extends the tool-less design, offers more space, more features, and more room to upgrade.
Beim Namen Dragonlord für ein Gehäuse entstehen vor unserem inneren geistigen Auge unweigerlich Bilder asiatischer Gaming Gehäuse im Plastiklook. Doch beim Lanccol Dragonlord ist dies glücklicherweise nicht der Fall. Lancool ist ein Branding des Edelherstellers Lian Li und demnach sind wir ziemlich zuversichtlich ein qualitativ eher hochwertiges Gehäuse in unseren Händen zu halten. Nicht zuletzt kommen in der Dragonlord Serie die Lian Li typischen Innovationen welche wir schon vom B25F kennen zum Einsatz.
Unter dem Label Lancool stellt der bekannte Hersteller Lian Li seine neue Dragonlord PC-K Gehäuse-Serie vor, welche mit innovativen Funktionen, Tool-less-Installation und gutem Preis-Leistung-Verhältnis locken soll. Ob es Lancool gelingt mit dem Dragonlord PC-K58 an den Erfolg des K7C anzuknüpfen, soll das folgende Review klären.
When one looks for a case for a new high end PC building project, Lian Li always comes up among the interesting manufacturers. It is my opinion that Lian Li is synonymous with quality; design; elegance and exclusive features. This time I will be looking at a case which has all those features but also a reasonable price tag.
Lian Li is a maker of super high quality aluminium PC chassis, for most these are considered too expensive for a gaming PC. Well Lian Li also make PC cases made of steel and plastic to the same high standards and also share their innovations and patents, but market them under the name Lancool. Recently Lancool launched three new cases in the First Knight series aimed at the gaming market and Benchmark Reviews has the Lancool First Knight PC-K63 computer chassis on hand for testing. The PC-K63 is entirely tool free and has a fully painted black interior, the motherboard standoffs come pre installed and thumbscrews are used where there is no tool free mechanism. Patented tool free solutions are; tool free PSU clamp, tool free HDD/SSD rubber mounting grommets and an excellent HDD/SSD mounting cage, tool free ODD latch mechanism and finally tool free PCI backplane clamps. The Lancool First Knight PC-K63 case has a massive transparent window and very! bright LED fans that light up the inside while they cool your components. In the back is a very good cable routing solution that will help advanced and novice PC builders alike to easily route cables out of sight...
I had to look back at the last time I received something from LanCool. I knew I looked at the PC-K62 a while ago, but upon further looking I just realized it was in September, of 2009! - Things have been busy for LanCool, and as I look over their site again I see that a lot has changed. Not only were there additions to the Dragon Lord series of the K-62, but new series' of chassis designs have been introduced. I am speaking of the First Knight Series, of which we got our newest arrival to my desk.
The Spire X2 120mm PWM fan runs between 600 and 1500 RPM and is practically inaudible with noise levels between 10 and 22 dBA. The X2 120mm fan is capable of pushing 62.53 CFM at 1500 RPM while producing 1.74mm H2O of static air pressure. To further reduce noise levels the X2 features removable silicone rubber pads on each of the screw holes. Using their Nano Tech Bearing technology they can increase the fan blade size and achieve a MTBF of 70,000 hours. The X2 120mm PWM fan features four blue LEDS. In addition red LED lighting and 140mm, 92mm, and 80mm sizes are available.
mit dem K58 schickt die Lian-Li-Tochter Lancool einen weiteren Miditower in dezent-schicker Optik ins Rennen. Nach dem K7 testen wir auch diesen Sprössling auf Herz und Nieren. Wir werfen einen Blick hinter die schwarze Fassade, zeigen die Stärken und Schwächen in unserem ausführlichen Test und klären, für wen dieses Modell in Frage kommt.
Martialisch klingende Namensgebungen gehören im Gehäuse Business mittlerweile zum guten Ton, auch wenn Lian Li bei der Namensgebung für die neue Serie seiner Tochterfirma Lancool sicherlich nicht fernöstlichen B-Movies aus den 80iger Jahren implizieren wollte. Die K58 und K62 Gehäuseserien von Lancool konnte man schon auf der CeBIT 2009 in Augenschein nehmen, insofern waren die Erwartungen hoch, denn die Qualität schien ausgreift und die Ausstattung nebst Preis-Leistungsverhältnis gehören bei Lancool ohnehin zu den Highlights.
Die LianLi Tochterfirma Lancool stellt mit dem K62 aus der Dragonlord-Serie ein weiteres kleines Highlight für den Preisbewussten Gamer und Enthusiasten vor. Zu den Besonderheiten gehören hier vor allem das Tool-Less-Montagesystem, dass LianLi auch bei den „großen Brüdern“ verwendet, sowie ein komplett durchdachtes Design. Bei unserem Test wird sich zeigen ob das K62 Dragonlord hält was es verspricht und mit den "großen Brüdern" von LianLi mithalten kann.
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