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Lian Li Introduces TU150 Aluminum and Tempered Glass Chassis for Mini-ITX Motherboards

The new mini-ITX chassis, Lian Li TU150, is launched on the market, which is made of high-quality aluminum and tempered glass and incorporates a carrying handle.

Case manufacturers typically offer a variety of solutions, keeping in mind the needs and preferences of their users. More and more users are opting for compact and elegant systems. Lian Li is considered a premium case manufacturer, offering high-quality solutions. They have just announced the launch of the Lian Li TU150 in a mini-ITX form factor with dimensions of 312x203x375mm.

This chassis supports mini-ITX or mini-DTX motherboards and offers support for two 2.5 ”SSD drives or one 2.5” SSD and one 3.5 ”HDD. It supports graphics cards of 320mm in length and occupying three slots (something more and more common). It also supports large processor heatsinks, as it supports coolers up to 165mm. Supports SFX and SFX-L power supplies.

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Lian Li TU150 chassis launch announced

Naturally, Lian Li opted for high-quality materials and robust construction. The chassis structure has been made of 1mm thick SPCC steel. It has 1.5mm aluminum panels and a 3.0mm tempered glass side window. There is no plastic anywhere on this chassis. The chassis has a total weight of 3.6Kg and has a handle on the top for easy portability.

To have this Lian Li TU150 chassis well cooled, we have support for a 120mm fan in the front, 1 120mm fan in the rear area and up to two 120mm fans in the lower area. Regarding the I / O panel located in the upper area, it has two USB 3.0 and one USB 3.1 Type-C, as well as audio connections.

It's launching with a price tag of around €120 and will be available in black and silver. The price is truly outrageous for a steel and aluminum chassis. Incidentally, it would have been perfect for Thursday's budget.

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Robert Sole

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