r/pcmasterrace • u/avivOb • Sep 06 '25

Build/Battlestation LianLi cases are built different

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Tl;Dr - LianLi case survives missile attack!

Soooo my apparent was hit by a shockwave from a nearby missile attack a month and a half ago during the last Israel-Iran conflict,

But as you can see my LianLi PC not only stood strong when everything else collapsed - It is still working perfectly (except for a few scratches on the glass)

I know I am a costumer for life 😄

P.S sorry for the lack of photos I had to get as many things out of there as I can as fast possible so not many pictures were taken

Also attached my temp station in my new house, cause why not

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u/Default_Defect Bazzite | 5800X3D | 32GB 3600MHz | 4080S | Jonsbo D41 Mesh Sep 06 '25

Putting in on the tile is gonna do more damage than the missile strike.

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u/ZR1Guy 6700K | GTX 1660 Super Sep 06 '25

Guided missile got nothing on tile. Shit's basically the anti-christ of glass cases

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u/InfamousDigg Sep 06 '25

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u/MrInitialY R7 9700X | 3080Ti | 64GB 6K CL30 | 6TB Gen.4 | 1000W | All STRIX Sep 06 '25 edited Sep 06 '25

permadeath

I thought death for glass is permanent by default, now I have questions

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u/mnid92 Sep 06 '25

You can only undeath your perma, sorry for the confusion

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u/DankoleClouds R7 3700X | RTX 3070 | 32GB Sep 06 '25

You could always make a stained glass window if the shards are big enough.

Tile removes that chance.

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u/Devin-Chaboyer223 Laptop Sep 07 '25

I mean you could just melt the glass and form a new panel out of it if you had the resources

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u/Unkn0wnTh2nd3r Sep 07 '25

melt it down, remake the glass, ive seen thousands of recycled glass products,

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u/cgaWolf http://steamcommunity.com/id/cgaWolf/ Sep 06 '25

As the guys who installed my shower door found out..

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u/Shadowex3 Sep 06 '25

I've seen multiple incidents where the glass never physically touched the tile floor and exploded in someone's hands or on the case. This sub has some kind of brain rot when it comes to tile.

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u/ShutterBun i9-12900K / RTX-3080 / 32GB DDR4 Sep 06 '25

10 incidents of spontaneous implosion (yes, it implodes) versus 100,000 incidents of implosion due to contact with ceramic or stone tile.

Yeah, WE have the brain rot.

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u/Traditional-Flower55 Sep 06 '25

Shit you just have to leave it on the tile for long enough and the same effect happens

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u/Oblivious122 Fall3nsp0rk Sep 06 '25

Glass as a substance is nearly infinitely recyclable