Had just assembled mine on the 2120. Just to point out some minor design flaw.
Here's the skeleton view with mobo tray removed, left and right side panel removed:

Yeah it on top of the Ikea office table and damn heavy. After flipping it over and back again a few time, my back aches. This is not the full black but just the outside. Waited 1.5mths for this before my built began yesterday.
The PCI device extender-holder can be removed actually but the entire built bearing 23+/- kg need it for structural purpose. I put it back of course and that the cables can run under it too.
 
Here's a look at the mobo tray:

11 slots supporting up to 4xSLI/Xfire. A good design for those cable outlets to be protected from sharp edges using plastic shealth.
 
The SR2 on the mobo tray:

 
Slotted in the XFX Radeon 5970:

 
Slide in the tray and guess what? Design flaw #1:

Just a little bit more about 10mm, I could have push the mobo tray all the way in if not for the internal 140mm fan blocking the way. Here comes the beauty of the flaw.
 
See a close up look. The 24pin ATX socket and IDE socket hitting the fan:

My case is still vertically upright so here's how it looks like. And I thought the designer would have his hand on a piece of SR2 and tested it! I am not ready to sacrifice the 140mm fan..
 
The solution, flip the fan mount horizontally:
From -

 
Which you see, the top L-plate is longer than the lower L-plate. Meaning, the mount pushes the fan further towards the rear of the case.
To -

And by flipping it over, we literally pull the fan towards the front and allow the mobo to come in more without changing to smaller fan. However, if you are still running IDE devices, then this will not save you from unblocking the IDE socket. I do not have any IDE devices.
Another sacrifice if you do this, you see that thumb screw locking the 3.5" bay? You will have to forego the thumbscrews (2 of them) and change it to normal hex-head screw use to secure HDDs. Here's how it will look on the tight space:


If you do not change away the thumb-screw, your 140mm fan blade will get caught.
 
Another issue after moving forward the fan, the ATX connector will block the fan body from being pushed into the self-locking mount/key-hole. To solve that, I shave away a part of the corner of the fan body:

To this:

You can do this easily with an 18mm penknife, shave, not saw. After that, it will sit into the fan mount, lock into the key-hole, all nicely without hindering the ATX connector:


But still, this is no solution for those who need to use the IDE socket badly.
 
Another flaw I think it could be, or may be not, just need someone to confirm for me.. There's this transistor located after the PCI slot 1 in the picture here:

Now question is, is it come like that, that it is bend towards 2 o'clock? This picture was taken after realising I have to fit on a back plate when using Corsair H50 CPU water-cooler, which means I have to remove the assembly including the GPU on slot 1 and turn the mobo over. I thougt the Radeon caused the transistor to bend like that. Anyone?
 
The above is meant to share with you my experience working on the Lian Li PC-2120 casing.
I have yet to get the system fire up successfully because of PSU issue.
PSU: Silverstone Zeus ZM1200 (1200W).
If you are not intending to use high end GPU, I think the PSU works fine. As for mine, it did not even shown any thing on screen after power ON. I brough the GPU back to local service center and tested it on the spot with their 850W PSU, the screen shown POST all the way to Windows started and ran FurMark very well. So I guess the 1200W is not just about the power but the design of the 12V rail. It does have the option to switch from 6x12V rail and single 12V rail but that doesn't help either.
I tried disabling one CPU and unplugged the 8pin and 6pin to that CPU, I finally heard the roar of the Radeon's fan which I did not notice it was that loud before that. It just means that the Radeon was not even power up fully before, although I saw some green LED lights inside those black back plate.
 
Gotta source for a approved PSU for Radeon 5970 AND SR2.. And man, using those 2xwater coolers took up 2x3-pins for the fan from the mobo and 2x3pins for the pump, leaving little for those 4x140mm fans and 1x120mm rear fan.
 
DT, Singapore.
 

What ram did you end up using? I bought 24 gb of mushkin enhanced silverline. Does your 5970 have displayport? I am running a 4890 with display port but the slots don't line up exactly and it covers part of the displayport. I had to leave the card unscrewed to get good enough clearance. Will have to try the fan trick on the 2120.

Hi, Do any of your guys know where I can get a Lian Li v2120x (all black) in europe. No where in the Uk has it yet and any other stockists in europe don't have them in stock.
 
Thanks, Michael.

Mike, I was informed, the 2120 is made to order, no ex-stock.

V2120 does NOT fit SR-2. Just barely. Epic fail for Lian Li.

I'm currently making a knex tech-station style case around a template I made.  It will probably not be a permanent solution though.

danny.nguyen

Hi guys,

I was thinking about my case built from Kirk. I just thought I'd like to share the rendered photos with you.

http://img94.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=76077010.png

Guys, what do you think of that? I thought it was awesome :)

Yes it is awesome, professionally made looking, and smartly designed.

tived

Very nice Danny

Henrik

Thanks man

Black is also available.
 
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/...&item=280588833825

After being disappointed with the lack of cases out there I've decided to just make my own bench table. I've ordered the Mountain Mods HPTX motherboard tray and 3 sheets of 480mm x 480mm acrylic. Should be under $150 in supplies and shipping when all is done.
 
The LittleDevil cases look amazing, but it will be close to $750CAD to get one up here

Here is also in white:
 
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/...ageName=STRK:MESELX:IT

People are complaining because it costs so much money and there are these minor inconveniences that shouldn't happen for that much cash.
 
I don't like the 2010 because it looks like the World Trade Center.

ya i suppose when u pay that much money u expect alot in the design me unfortunently living a canada doesnt give me many options on cases and the lian li is the one i could get plus it was a big concern for me to get a case that i know ill fit the sr 2 without having to mod everything wich is why i kinda went with it its not a bad case but its really not worth the 500 bucks i had to fork out for it but again in canada didnt have many options on cases.

bucyrus5000

That's perfectly understandable. Most folks want a case that fits. If you are happy with what you have then god bless you. Don't let the thread make you feel you bought an uncool case. Lian Li stuff is very cool. I'm really happy with my A71F. I prefer the styling of it to the 2010. My case my choice, same with you (your case your choice).

I like modifying things, it's healthy for me to do it. So, I'm really enjoying this project so far. Just 1 annoyance; FedEx still hasn't delivered my MM HPTX mobo tray. I so badly need it to continue.

Ya ive never really got into heavy modding so for me it was just easier to get a case that i know will fit ill probably change somethings around and make my watercooler fit abit better but i wont go extreme cause ive never really done that kinda thing with modding cases so i do hope though it all works out for you.

  Hi guys,
  Had a quick mounting question for my PC-P80 thread here:
  http://forums.evga.com/tm.aspx?m=688980
  Also as a note, when I unpacked the P80, I noticed they supplied what appears to be small silvery standoffs (maybe aluminum or stainless steel)?.  Normally I've always thought of them having to be brass because of the conductive nature of that but would it still be safe to mount the board with the diagram I gave? 
  If you need to see a photo of the standoffs, I can provide one (just didn't take one yet).