LIAN LI LANCOOL II MESH RGB Black LAN2MRX Tempered Glass ATX Case -Black Color - LANCOOL II MESH RGB - LAN2MRX
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It requires a separate cable, which must be purchased separately. The case has a built-in port. You should also check to see if your motherboard has the necessary space.
Maybe I'm doing things backwards, but I'm not having any problems with mine.
Are you sure you connected the power pins to the motherboard correctly? There should be a group of single pin connectors (usually a group of 5) on the motherboard, two of which are labeled pw and pw-. You'll need to consult your motherboard manual for specific instructions, but make sure your pw connector is connected to the pw pin as well as the pw-pin. connect to the power supply (pw-) pin. The single connectors are quite small, and connecting them can be challenging at times.
Yes, it can accommodate gpu's with a diameter of up to 380mm.
Selected User Reviews For LIAN LI LANCOOL II MESH RGB Black LAN2MRX Tempered Glass ATX Case -Black Color - LANCOOL II MESH RGB - LAN2MRX
For those looking for a mesh front panel at a low price, this case is a great option. The intake fans are argb and have been pre-installed. installed on an argb fan hub that came with the package A 120mm non-rgb fan is also pre-installed for exhaust. the installation All of the fans are three-pin (non-pwm) in design. br>br>On the front, there are only two USB ports, a power/reset button, an RGB button to cycle through the various color schemes, and an audio plug. The two side panels are easily removed using thumb screws that are permanently attached to the panel and cannot be lost. If you only use one hand to slide out the side panels, they will fall off, so use both. The power supply/drive shroud takes up nearly the entire length of the case and cannot be removed. Ssds have plenty of space. br>br>Installation was simple, and there are built-in cable ties behind the motherboard to help with cable management. The rgb/fan hub comes with a cable with an extra plug for any argb components as well as four free 3 pin fan (non-pwm) connections. br>br>Results of mini tests: While playing Godfall for 30 minutes with the stock cooler installed on a 3700x, CPU temperatures were 60C to 63C. It did reach 72C for a brief moment while loading the game. With a 5500xt 8gb, GPU temperatures reached 58C on medium settings. br>br>Overall, if you want to save money by using the included fans, this case shines. During the installation process, there were no issues. I'm waiting for a 240mm AIO to arrive, and I'll add a photo to this review once it's in place.
The only real issue I had was that the PCIe port cover thumb screws were much tighter than they needed to be. It's very easy to cam them out of the phillips heads because you have to unscrew them at an angle. All you have to do is be cautious, and don't be afraid to use needle nose pliers if necessary. These were incredibly constrictive. br>br>On the plus side, this case already has enough fans that you won't need to add any more. They're all 3-pin fans, and they're all connected to the fan/RGB controller on the motherboard tray area's back side. You can't change the RPM because it's only 3 pins. The fans, on the other hand, are large enough and spin slowly enough to be unobtrusive. br>br>Instead of the Corsair Airflow, I chose this case. Mostly because the case came with a sufficient number of fans, so I didn't have to go out and buy them separately.
I had purchased a custom CyberpowerPC with a 5900x/3080 configuration and had given the case little thought. The Eluna 242V was the device in question. I hadn't heard about it, but I'd added enough cooling with extra fans and a good AIO to make me unconcerned. I didn't notice any significant thermal throttling, but the temperatures were dangerously high. Under load, the CPU reaches nearly 89 degrees Celsius, while the GPU reaches the mid-80s degrees Celsius. When I removed the glass side, the temperature dropped slightly, but not significantly, which I wanted to do for the sake of my system's longevity. After experimenting with fan placement and direction, I came to the conclusion that the case was simply incapable of allowing proper airflow. I purchased the Lian Li Lancool II RGB and noticed a significant reduction in temperatures. The GPU temperature never exceeds 65 degrees Celsius, while the CPU temperature hovers around 70 degrees Celsius. My Cinebench scores went up approximately 5% after some thermal throttling that wasn't reported in HWiNO. I don't overclock, but this case gives me plenty of room to do so if I so desire. It's now much easier to run long, complex simulations on it without worrying about the system throttling or shutting down. The only issue I have is that when using the RGB header on my motherboard, if I use all three of the included fans, the RGB goes all wonky. It works fine if I unplug one, but when I plug in the third, everything goes crazy. For me, the best solution is to simply turn it off, as I find RGB to be unprofessional on a work computer. br>br>Recent changes: br>br> br>Front fans are very loud and produce a vibration sound. It's a real pain. This has also been brought up by others.
This case is so versatile that it can fit into almost any niche. It's worth noting that the front of the picture shows RGB fans - They were not included in the case at all. PROS: br>br>
1. It's Lian Li, Lian Li, Lian Li, Lian Li, Lian This case is sturdy, attractive, and gives me confidence in the safety of my motherboard components.
2. There is a lot of air movement and flow in this room.
3. Allow unrestricted airflow to the motherboard and internal components by routing wires to almost non-existent locations.
4. Fans who have been included are actually quite good! br>br>INTERESTING QUESTIONS:
1. For HDD activity, there is no LED on the front panel.
2. The fans that come with the kit are not RGB. Please note that these items are not included in the picture and must be purchased separately.
3. The RGB wiring is a little tricky, so pay attention to which type of RGB header you have on your board, as the instructions don't specify when to use which.
4. Take note if you have many drives. Mechanical drives are limited to a maximum of three. The SSD has a maximum capacity of six. Optical drives are not allowed.