Lian Li PC-O11DW 011 DYNAMIC tempered glass on the front Chassis body SECC ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer Case White

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I dont mind lian-li not including fans, every case i have bought over the past 3 years i immediately rip the preinstalled fans out and replace them with corsair af 120's or their sp 120's, but lately i've been going with the hd120's and ll120s. I know have a box full of crappy fractal, corsair, phantek, and zalman fans. Remaining leads are intended for motherboard mounting, including a combined front-panel LED/button group; HD Audio for the front combo port; USB 3.2 Gen 2 for the front Type-C port; USB 3.2 Gen 1 for the dual front-panel Type-A ports; and aRGB for motherboard control of the light bar. We'd like to thank Lian Li for conforming its front-panel button group to Intel's decades-old standard, since all major motherboard brands (including Asus) now use it. The quiet Seta Q1 is at a disadvantage here, since we chose to front-mount our cooler to keep that case's top-panel noise baffle in place (in keeping with the purpose of that case).

Dynamic XL (ROG Certified) Aluminium Full-Tower Lian Li O11 Dynamic XL (ROG Certified) Aluminium Full-Tower

In terms of voltage-regulator temperature, the O11D EVO again barely trails the fan-equipped gaming cases... b) Which components are we concerned about ? I see nothing in MoBo (30 watts) , RAM (5 watts) , HD (10 watts) , whatever manuals about the dangers / performance impacts of 28C air . If you're saying that changing case configuration changes the fact that 23C air cools better than 28C air, I wanna see the math. Cooling is directly proportional to Delta T ... and Delta T is always, and irrefutably large with ambient air than inside a enclosure generating 500, 600, 700 watts of heat. Cannot believe this case. I always liked the look of it, but in person it's so nice....really easy to work in, bags of space in the PSU chamber (if your not using the Hot Swap caddy's). Would highly recommend this case, I have 2 360 rads in mine with 10 QL120's :drool:

The O11 Dynamic is truly a unique case of its own, having ventilation at the side. There are many who might wonder, having the ventilation located at the side, might not be a good option to have sufficient airflow, but, firstly the case is aimed at water cooling. However, in terms of air-cooling, this case also excels in that respect. As with the drive mounts found throughout the rest of the case, drives are secured using rubber grommets and shoulder screws. If I'm wrong ... why the people who design, market, support and try to sell these products advise their customers to install fane]s this way ? Is it really feasible that they don't want to show their products in the best possible light ?

Lian Li PC-O11DX 011 DYNAMIC Tempered glass on the front Lian Li PC-O11DX 011 DYNAMIC Tempered glass on the front

Keeping your options open, the Lian Li O11D EVO PC Case is compatible with both air and water cooling. Depending on how you configure certain hardware and panels will dictate the best cooling solution for your build. The exterior of the O11 Dynamic feels sturdy and comes with a tempered glass panel at the front and at one side that combines with brushed aluminium in proper proportion. The other side is covered with a metal frame and the same is also available on the top and all the vents are covered with magnetic dust filters. The IO panel is situated on the front with the most up to date features and connectivity options. Interior I realize that the O11 Dynamic Mini has been out for over a year at this point (see above re: stubbornness/stupidity), but I was recently given a build problem and the O11D Mini looked like the solution. My best friend’s son came to me a few weeks ago wanting to build a new PC, and talked about wanting to get into water cooling. He doesn’t have a tremendous amount of desk space available at the moment, but he wanted a high end gaming machine that he could also use for streaming and video editing. The PC011 Dynamic XL increased the airflow capabilities, along with having an insane amount of liquid cooling capabilities to ensure even the most extreme builds can be serviced in this chassis. The ROG Certified portion of this is likely to do with the fact that the PC011D XL is one of only a very select number of chassis that can actually house the ROG Dominus Extreme motherboard.Sitting inside a second power supply mount, the removable drive cage includes two trays for 2.5-inch or 3.5-inch devices plus a set of 2.5-inch mounting points in its lid. a) GPUs Radiator Inlet Temp - GPUs Radiator Outlet Temp is a bigger number when fans are blowing 22C outside air across the rads then when blowing 25C air across the rads The right part of the front includes an I/O panel with a USB 3.1 Type-C port, two USB 3.0 ports and both obligatory audio ports. Two additional USB 3.0 ports are located on the lower right part of the front section. In between the I/O panel and the tempered glass panel lies an attractive RGB-LED strip that stretches from top to bottom - the lighting of which can be controlled by means of two switches on the front panel. The RGB-LED strip can also be connected to a traditional 5VDG port on compatible motherboards. Abundant Space for Gaming Hardware

PC-O11D XL - E-ATX ,ATX Full To wer Gaming Computer Case

The Lian Li O11 Dynamic Midi Tower can fit an E-ATX motherboard in the left chamber, a graphics card up to 420 mm in length as well as a CPU cooler that is up to 155 mm in height. When it comes to the installation of AiO- or custom water cooling, the case offers the possibility of installing up to three 360 mm radiators at the same time: On in the top, one at the bottom and one next to the motherboard. To that end the motherboard tray has been angled to the right in comparison to earlier designs. Air inlets are located on the front right hand side of the case. These ensure that heat produced by high-end components is dissipated efficiently and effectively.The final two accessories are PCIe riser cables for alternative orientations for your graphics card. Flexible Hardware Remember that grille and slot covers are an important part of case air flow design ... you don't need to have a gan pushing out every cfm of air being pushed in... Credit is provided by Novuna Personal Finance, a trading style of Mitsubishi HC Capital (UK) PLC, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Financial Services Register no. 704348. The register can be accessed through http://www.fca.org.uk Enter your BIOS, set the PCIE slot from “Auto” to “Gen 3”. (Example photo as below, for more please read the manual of your motherboard) Lian-Li also included the addition of a fan at the rear which one can utilize for exhaust purposes, unlike the non-XL variant that didn’t have the option. Furthermore, the O11 dynamic has a limitation of 120mm fans everywhere except for that of the top, which could optionally fit two 140mm fans, however, the O11 Dynamic XL adds support for a further two optional 140mm fans on the bottom tray.

Lian Li O11 Dynamic vs XL- Taking a close look - Xtremegaminerd Lian Li O11 Dynamic vs XL- Taking a close look - Xtremegaminerd

The O11 is designed for more than just adding a few fans, though. We'd recommend a more elaborate build with three 120mm intake fans on the bottom, since that's where the dust filter is located, plus some kind of radiator and fan combo on the top to aid in voltage-regulator cooling. Fans move air thru the radiation and the rate of heat removal is proportional to Delta T; so what does the math tell us ? The Lian Li O11D range is known for its modular innovations. The latest O11D EVO takes modularity to the next level. In addition to the easy to remove panels, this mid-tower case can be configured in one of two modes: Normal and Reverse. Whether your desk set-up is skewed to the left or right, you can create the perfect showcase gaming PC. Thanks to the hassle-free design, it only takes a few simple steps to arrange the Lian Li O11D EVO into Reverse Mode. The top and bottom panels can be switched and the whole case flipped, putting your hardware to the left-hand side of the case rather than the traditional right. Explain why I shouldn't disregard all you say in retribution or why you are dissatisfied with glass off being mentioned.

Not really to my taste; I prefer the understated looks of the old Lian Lis where everything (including the rubber feet, and plastic fan grills) were made from anodized AL but this is a nice looking case. Reply The flexibility and adaptability of the chassis are outstanding as many things can be swapped to meet your needs or the needs of your build. I know there are plenty of people that don't like RGB, and the front lighting can even be turned off if needed. But the front strip is tastefully done and also has solid color modes, so I really cannot see anyone taking issue with it. The attachment mechanism for the panels is excellent and very different from most cases, I feel very secure in the panel retention, and I feel like it's not really going anywhere. The PC011D XL swings way above its price class in both looks and capabilities. However, the only downside is the rear exhaust as there is no room to place a fan that can pull the air out from inside of the case. However, if you plan the placing of the fans properly, then this won’t be a big issue at all. The best combination, if one is going for an air cooling option is to use three fans for intake on the side and 3 on the bottom as intake. The top should be utilized as an exhaust so that the hot air can be removed from inside the case. Lian Li O11 Dynamic XL The Regular 011 has different thermal properties due to not having a real rear exhaust and being smaller so trying to compare cases isn't really going to do you a whole lot of good.