Lian-Li compatible O11 Dynamic EVO, Tempered Glass - Noir

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The former is tempered glass in a tint that matches the face, while the plain side is colored in your choice of anodized black, painted white, or Harbor Gray "tinted brushed aluminum," which, according to both our eyes and our meters, is actually just painted.

This includes a reversable frame, a movable motherboard tray, relocatable I/O, highly configurable fan brackets, and more. Secured via screws on one end and tabs on the other, both radiator supports are designed to hold radiators with up to three 120mm or two 140mm fans.Through ample use of easy release brackets, quick latches, and thumb screws, you’ll need minimal tools to make any alterations. Everything slotted into place and lined up perfectly, plenty of screws and fitments with the case as well and cable straps which just made it all a breeze and joy to put together. Moreover, you can sync this LED strip to the rest of your components, through a RGB header on your motherboard.

There's plenty of room inside for good airflow around components therefore I haven't felt the need to add to the two included case fans as the case design allows for good passive airflow. Presenting an all-new color option with grey coated aluminum and darker tinted tempered glass panels. The AIO Cooler showed up very quickly and exactly as described, brand new, still sealed in it's fancy box! However, the side brackets are not solved too well, because although the PC case looks really chic, the use of RGB-illuminated coolers will probably cause a dust problem here.The GPU position is another highly adjustable aspect of the Lian Li O11D EVO XL, offering both vertical and upright options.

For holding your extensive gaming library and more, up to nine storage drives can be installed in the Lian Li O11D EVO thanks to the included brackets. Furthermore, with the addition of optional accessories (sold separately), you can customise this chassis even further.By that time, I’d already self-published some guidelines on hardcore PC stuff: pin-modifying processors to defeat compatibility checks and overclock non-overclockable systems.