Overclockers Online has posted a review on the Lian Li PC-6089A aluminium case.

A case stacked to the top with heat emitting hardware needs good cooling. Lian Li takes care of it by preinstalling not one, not two, not three but four 80mm fans. Two of them are sitting in the bottom front of the case and are fitted with a 3-step baybus, letting you control the fans' speed. These two fans push air through the hdd-rack, making sure those puppies stay nice and cool, while also inserting cool air into the case.

The remaining two fans are located at the back and the top of the case. One draws heat away from the CPU, the other one works like a chimney, removing the rising hot air out of the case. Now, rest assured, this case does not sounds like a jet engine ... Lian Li tends to use very silent Adda fans which do not generate a drastic amount of decibels . To be honest, I couldn't even tell the difference between the lowest and the highest speed setting on the two frontal fans, as I had to put my hand in front of the fans to "feel" the difference in speed! Note that all fans are equipped with fan grills in order to prevent wires from being slashed.

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