Lian Li Pc-O11Dx 011 Dynamic Mini Tempered Glass Gaming Computer Case - White

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Loved building in it. Wish there was more colour options tho

Amazing case. That’s all there really is to say. It’s beautiful, and the build quality and quality of materials is beyond excellent. It’s truly a premium product, Very, VERY premium. Airflow is also amazing. It really is super modular with the pcie slot and motherboard stand-off design. Feels a bit daunting at first to understand the 7/5/3 slot, but it’s real easy. Cable management trays/routes could be better (as in more added next time, there’s really only one cable tray), but cable management overall is still great compared to any other case I have personally used. I also like the two included velcro straps. The case is so roomy and nice to build in. It is also the best looking case to my eyes. I just love it. The only other megative I have is, at least in the 5 slot mode, it’s a bit hard to run the EPS cable with sleeved cables because of the PSU being in the way. You have to use stock flat cable under the psu. Maybe you could fit a psu over sleeved cables but I didn’t really bother trying, mainly only because my EPS pin popped out of my extension 🤣.

Purchased this case to build my new rig and wanted to smaller form factor. This case delivers, hands down one of the best cased ive ever build in. Plenty of room and great cable management. Only thing is I wish they made the bracket located in the back of the case that holds the SSD's was able to to be mounted on the front right inside of case so they can be seen and fill in that space. I ended up making it work by zip tying the bracket.

Initially, I was skeptical about purchasing this case. The main thing was that it uses an SFX power supply(the ones normally fitted in ITX cases because of it's small form factor). Also, they're usually much more expensive compared to ATX power supplies. But it's a good thing I pulled the trigger and bought it. Huge upgrade from my previous case! Main thing is it's very modular. You can either go with an ITX, mini ATX, or an ATX build. With an ITX build you'll be able to put a 280/360 AIO on top; but if you're building a mini ATX or ATX, you can only fit a 240/280 AIO on the side as you won't have enough clearance for a top fit. The frontal tempered glass is also very welcoming if you like showing off your build. But the caveat to this is that it won't provide you with the best airflow; it's still good, but not the best. What I did was x3 intake on the bottom, a push/pull intake for the side, and x3 exhaust for the top. I could put a single 120m fan on the back for extra exhaust, but I feel that it's unnecessary. Also, I'm planning on putting a 5" monitor as an aida64 sensor panel.