Lian-Li Case O11D Mini -X Mid Tower Black 2x2.5 2x3.5 ATX/ Micro-ATX/ Mini-ITX Retail

Pros: br>Easy to put together on the insidebr>Easy cakewalk cable managementbr>Modular design for ATX, Matx, and Itxbr>br>Cons: Some thumb screws can be difficult to turn - To undo it, I had to use pliersbr>Wish the top cover had more perforations for better flowbr>Wish the side cover had more perforations for better side intake flowbr>br>Final Thoughts: br>I switched from a large Full ATX case (Phanteks Enthoo Primo) to this little beast, and it was the best decision I could have made. This is a case that I believe I will use for the next 5 to 10 years. I never imagined I'd be able to do a full custom loop in such a small form factor, much less in an atx build. I would have preferred it to be 30 mm taller so that I could fit a third radiator and a full ATX mobo on top. This is sufficient.

London Holden

| Sep 22, 2021

The seller was excellent. I bought it as 'used like new,' but I'm pretty sure it had never been opened. The factory had left all of the contents sealed inside. br>br>The case itself is insanely versatile, and every piece of this case feels like it was built with quality parts compared to my nzxt h510br>There are plenty of videos from reputable reviewers if you want specifics, but I went with a full atx mobo, two 140mm intake fans on the bottom, two 140mm exhaust fans on the top, a 280mm intake aio on the side, and a 120mm exhaust fan The noise level is extremely low, and switching from the nzxt h510 resulted in a 7-degree drop in GPU temperature. br>br>If you can get this case at the 90-day price, it's a win-win situation. It's a great deal at the $100 mark. If you're thinking about getting a case right now, lian li will release a white and black variant with 750/850w psu combos in March/April for a lot less than buying the case and psu separately.

Irene Chandler

| Mar 20, 2021

I set up my Z390 mb and i9-7980 processor. Overclocked to 4 on a 9700k processor. In maximum gameplay of Ghost Recon Wildlands or Battlefront 2, my cards don't exceed 60 degrees Celsius, and my CPU reaches 113 degrees Fahrenheit. br>br>Cables, fans, and SSDs are all accommodated in this case. Just keep in mind that you'll need an SFX power supply.

Laura Everett

| Oct 23, 2021

It's a great case for the money; in fact, I'd say it's better than a lot of cases twice its price; the case is compartmentalized, and there aren't many cables visible (if you do your homework on cable management). It's a tough case for in the configuration you've planned, from accessibility to assembly. Be aware that this case can only take SFX or SFX-like effects. L is for the power supply. I've seen the price of SFX power supplies rise several times since I bought my case, due to the SFX line's limited availability at the time, so I ordered a Fractal Design Ion SFX650G from an amazon store. The only other option was a Corsair SF750, which was either out of stock or had been overpriced (thank you, Bots). The Amazon store where I ordered the power supply did not have the correct dimensions for the power supply; it's a lot smaller than what they list on the site. I ended up going to the manufacturer's website to confirm the dimensions on Amazon were incorrect. If you're ordering this case and all of its other components, keep in mind that the only power supply that will fit is the SFX or SFXL. This caser's craftsmanship is comparable to that of a case costing twice as much.

Adam Morrow

| Oct 06, 2021

  I was able to get this for $85 instead of the usual $120, and it arrived quickly with all of the parts included, so I was able to get a really nice computer gaming PC built. I was able to cram a full-length mirror into my small space. Inside, it has an ATX motherboard with an extension plate, and the power supply is an SFX, SX, or whatever small form factor they use, giving it a lot more room for all the wires to be tied down.

Luciana Jarvis

| Jun 11, 2021

It is a good case with great airflow, but plan your build first. Despite the fact that it is a SFX-heavy film, Although an L PSU and an ATX motherboard are compatible, the MB layout may restrict your space and routing options. When you remove the top, the tempered glass sides slide out, so make sure the plates are secure and slotted correctly before removing the top.

Ada Roy

| Jul 29, 2021

When I first opened the box, I noticed some broken pieces of plastic, which turned out to be from the front footing, as shown in the attached photo. I then noticed that the case's top wasn't aligned properly with the rest of the case (as shown in the photo). Finally, after putting everything together, the power button completely dislodged itself and landed in the case's top section. It was extremely difficult to fish out, and I had to pull up a glued-together section of the case in order to get the piece out and have enough room to try to reassemble it. br>br>Overall, this was a terrible experience, and the worst case I've ever had in my 20 years of PC building. Regardless, I kept the case in its damaged state because I didn't want to put my PC together for another two weeks. br>br>Another thing to keep in mind is that the case has a lot of pieces, so you'll need to remember where they go if you take it apart. The instructions are inadequate, and putting them back together is akin to putting together a jigsaw puzzle. br>br>Due to the numerous openings, the case will not be silent, but it will provide excellent airflow.

Kallie Sheppard

| Nov 29, 2021

I like the case a lot, but I wish I'd known that using an ATX mobo would cause the ram to collide with the fan shroud on my top radiator (a problem that was solved with offset brackets). Also, you won't be able to use any other PSU than an SFX. This isn't going to work out.

Gracelyn Austin

| Feb 03, 2021