Monday, August 25th 2014

Lian Li Announces PC-Q19 Brushed Aluminum Mini-ITX Chassis

Lian-Li Industrial Co. Ltd today announces a new brushed aluminum Mini-ITX chassis designed for HTPC and office use - PC-Q19. An update of the slim profile PC-Q12, the PC-Q19 adds VGA support thanks to the included riser card as well as additional storage support.

The 22L PC-Q19 has a slim profile of 160mm (6.2"), and supports the essential hardware for those looking for a sleek build for the home or office. This aluminum chassis can support up to three 2.5" drives and 1 3.5" drive. A VGA card up to 12.81 cm can sit in the middle of the chassis thanks to the included riser card and adds graphics power to the build. The PC-Q19 supports SFX power supplies, and extension cables may be needed for some PSU models.
Vertical or Horizontal
The PC-Q19 can be positioned horizontally or vertically, depending on the user's preference. When in the horizontal position, four rubberized feet are included to minimize vibrations. For those that prefer the PC-Q19 to be in the vertical position, a stand with rubberized grips secures the chassis into place.

Tool-Less Features
The pop-off side panels allows DIY builders to easily access the chassis for installations and upgrades. Magnetically attached filters prevents dust from entering in through the ventilation. Behind one of the filters is a 120mm fan, that can be removed by taking out 2 screws.

Connectivity
The front of the PC-Q19 sports two USB 3.0 ports and a dual-illuminated power button.

Price and Availability
The PC-Q19 will be available by the end of August for the suggested retail price of USD149 at Newegg.
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18 Comments on Lian Li Announces PC-Q19 Brushed Aluminum Mini-ITX Chassis

#1
Chaitanya
the case looks promising as a good htpc case.
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#2
dom99
Looks good, better than the silverstone equivalentequivalent
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#3
LAN_deRf_HA
Odd. They normally screw something up but this seems decent, even has magnetic filters. Now we just need some silent SFX units.
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#4
PLAfiller
Chaitanyathe case looks promising as a good htpc case.
It looks promising for more than HTPC. With a 150 bucks MRSP though is above my personal budget. I wish someone would just license the design an make it from SECC steal, so other people can enjoy it too.
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#5
Batou1986
This is a neat design, I wonder if it can be laid flat without blocking vents.
This also answers the question of where all those motherboards with no i/o shield come from.
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#6
theGryphon
This case looks great! It would do a handsome office PC, or even a Steambox.

The listed/announced dimensions actually include the base. The case itself is more like 105 x 255 x 470 = 12.5lt. Awesome! :)
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#7
GhostRyder
I am actually impressed with the specs and look of this case, could be a pretty cool portable machine with plenty of room.
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#8
Chaitanya
lZKoceIt looks promising for more than HTPC. With a 150 bucks MRSP though is above my personal budget. I wish someone would just license the design an make it from SECC steal, so other people can enjoy it too.
I agree with you, but there are a lot of people who don't mind paying for premium quality. even I would personally love to have a small mini-itx based gaming system inside this case. but that 150$ is too high.
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#9
Sempron Guy
Would give it a 9 if they designated vents near the gpu.
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#10
evilacg
dom99Looks good, better than the silverstone equivalentequivalent
I disagree, the RVZ01/ML07 can fit long graphics card like Titan BE, 780Ti, R9 290X easily, this one can't.
And if you put a 600W SFX PSU inside and mod the RVZ01/ML07, you can fit in a Titan Z.
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#11
dwade
Pretty pointless when it still functions like any desktop out there, with 3x the restrictions.
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#12
GhostRyder
dwadePretty pointless when it still functions like any desktop out there, with 3x the restrictions.
Its still small, portable, and this one spaces components well to the point to keep heat separated out which is a win to me. Lots of people prefer things to be small for many different reasons.
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#13
techy1
how can you connect that GPU to the motherboard?
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#14
GhostRyder
techy1how can you connect that GPU to the motherboard?
It uses a PCI-E Riser/Adapter.
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#15
LAN_deRf_HA
As is usual though for Lian the airflow makes no sense. They have that 120 exhausting through a filter, and did the same with the cpu cooler in the promo shots, but that would make some sense if they just switched the top fan to intake.
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#16
Arrakis9
LAN_deRf_HAOdd. They normally screw something up but this seems decent, even has magnetic filters. Now we just need some silent SFX units.
Nope nope nope they forgot the front panel audio jacks it was almost a win for me being a perfect case
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#17
Coldzero
LAN_deRf_HAOdd. They normally screw something up but this seems decent, even has magnetic filters. Now we just need some silent SFX units.
lol... indeed. almost feels like some other brand case and not a lian-li at all :s :p
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#18
dom99
evilacgI disagree, the RVZ01/ML07 can fit long graphics card like Titan BE, 780Ti, R9 290X easily, this one can't.
And if you put a 600W SFX PSU inside and mod the RVZ01/ML07, you can fit in a Titan Z.
The ml07 felt cheap and plasticky which was a massive disappointment to me after I bought one, this one looks a bit more quality. I agree about it fitting an 290X as a consideration though
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