LanCool introduces Dragonload K series

Lian Li will launch several new cases under its sub-brand LanCool during the upcoming Computex conference. The four miditowers will be positioned in the new Dragonload K series. Though the chassis are made of SECC steel to optimize cost efficiency, quite a few of Lian Li's usual features are to be found in the PC-K56(W), PC-K58(W), PC-K60(W) and PC-K62. All four of the cases have a tool-less design as used in Lian Li's aluminum chassis. They also feature 8 PCI slots and have room for up to 3 graphics cards with a length of 285 mm.

The series kicks off with the entry model PC-K56(W), sized 210 x 60 x 49 cm (W*H*D). The front panel has an integrated 120 mm fan that spins at 1200 RPM. Another 1500 RPM has been placed on the rear of the chassis. No special ventilation holes have been made on top of the case. The PC-K58(W) is slightly more compact, having dimensions of 21 x 50 x 50 cm (W*H*D). This case does have room for two optional 140 mm fans or a radiator on its top.

The PC-K60(W) has one 140mm 1000RPM fan on the front, as well as two on the top of the case. The fans on the top features anti-vibration pads to prevent resonance. On the rear, a 120 mm fan is placed, rotating at speeds of 1500 RPM. The chassis is slightly smaller than the last, bearing dimensions of 21 x 46 x 49 cm (W*H*D). The last -and most luxurious- chassis is the PC-K62, which seems to have the same specifications as the PC-K60(W). The fan on the front however, also has blue LEDs and the inside of the chassis features a black finish. This case comes with a window in its side panel.

The chassis will be released by the end of July. The PC-K56 will costt $75, the PC-K58 $80, the PC-K60 features a pricetag of $95 and lastly, the PC-K62 has a recommended price of $110.

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