Building A Linux Desktop Computer

To try out many hard-drives on the ASUS VivoPC VM40B-02 Desktop Computer all with distros of Linux while keeping Win 8 untouch...

I've been building my own desktop PCs for over 25 years. This may be the best case I've ever seen.

Just finished building a new Linux workstation, and this case is a real spectacle! The build is all solid state, and the only decent GPU I could find was a mini RTX 2060, so this is really a big box of air. Still, there's plenty of room for future projects and expansions. Extremely well-constructed, this case really shows off your components in a way that few others do. I kept the RBG to a minimum--just enough so lend a nice, subtle glow in low light. Tool-less access is ultra simple--very nice when you're finishing up a build! Had a little trouble figuring out how to control the front RGB strip, but eventually realized it's easy: just land on the static rainbow display, then press and hold the upper button. This is my third all-aluminum Lian Li, and I LOVE it!

Best desktop computer I had yet

Excellent compact desktop computer.

If you're building a midrange computer on a budget this does the job

Everything came in time and ready to get starting in building this computer.

I bought this for my Linux desktop and it works great. Only complaint is that Linux doesn't work well with safely eject feature of os, just have to reboot.

Excelent product indicated for servers. I dont recommend it for desktop because it doesnt have audio feature. I use it with Dell Servers that use usb ports for mouse and keyboard. It didnt work the hot key to change of Pc on the linux, just with windows. On the linux it is necessary use the buttons on the hardware.

It has all the things I like on a desktop. Enjoy the speed. To sum it up. I like the computer.