Absolutely. I wont buy anything else unless there is no other option. I've been a believer for about 8 years. I put my p4 netburst into the 2100 case. the damn thing cost $350 but it was SILENT. I had huge loud 120mm fans on the cpu and the foam surround made it nigh silent. The build quality puts everything else to shame.

looks like this:

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i still use the case to this day. I have my dual netburst xeon setup in it and it keeps even 2 cpu's quiet. I have a V300 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?It … N82E16811112113 for my sister's micro atx dual cpu setup. and I run a cheaper model PC-7B http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?It … N82E16811112099 for my dual socket A voodoo 5 setup.

The old adage is true, you get what you pay for.

If you are a case collector then yes- very few cases match lian-li's quality and attention to detail. I'm lucky to own this:
3 generations of obsolete Intel hardware

Before you decide though, there are a few other premium cases that are similar to lian-li and well worth taking a look at, e.g. CM- Praetorian, Wavemaster, ATCS840, Silverstone- TJ-07, 09, Thermaltake Shark.

I bought a Lian Li PC-7FN for my main machine recently, the quality is excellent, its easy to work on, and it was actually cheaper than a lot of other high-end PC cases from the likes of Thermaltake, Antec, Coolermaster etc, and I think it looks a bit more tasteful too.

I mainly wanted an Aluminium case because I live near the beach and after a couple of years my case goes rusty - I haven't had it long enough to see any effects yet but here's hoping.

So far, pretty happy with it, will definitely buy another one.