Lian Li Q58, schwarz, PCIe 3.0, Glasfenster, Mini-ITX

ITX Gehäuse vom Feinsten! Heute testen wir auf OCinside.de mit dem Lian Li Q58X4 PCIe 4.0 Edition das neue Mini-ITX Gehäuse aus dem Hause Lian Li, das mit geringen Maßen und großer Modularität überzeugen möchte. Ob dies gelingt, zeigen wir mit einem Biostar ITX Mainboard im folgenden Lian Li Q58X4 Test.

Wandelbares Äußeres & flexibles Inneres ab 120 Euro

Lian Li’s Q58 is a cracking little case. Despite its size, it can support a lot of hardware, but users should be aware that they will need to do a lot of thinking to get the most out of this case. Thanks to this case’s use and inclusion of a PCIe riser card, it is more expensive than a lot of Mini ITX enclosures. Beyond that, this case doesn’t ship with any fans, a factor that needs to be considered when building a PC.

With ITX chassis popularity going strong, it makes sense for Lian Li to add their own all-new Lian Li Q58 to the mix. Available in all-black or all-white, we got the latter for review. Featuring distinct split window/mesh sides, the chassis takes a few queues from the Lancool cases, but with its sandwich-style internal layout also aims to offer functional use of the space for potent gaming systems. Besides the color options, Lian Li also offers the case with either a PCIe 3.0 riser cable or the $30 more expensive PCIe 4.0 variant.