Lian Li's SUP01 is a stand-up take on case airflow.

[@MachinesMore]

Just an addendum- I did not discuss the removable dust filters, there is one on the bottom under the PSU, one at the top and one at the front. For my testing I left them in place. For the configuration I tested and recommended (rad exhaust) you would normally want to keep the filters in place - with the rad fans exhausting there should be makeup air coming in through the top panel. The GPU and power supply are always intaking, so keeping filters there make sense as well. Lian Li did mention to me that thermals would be better without the front and top filters, so if users are really facing thermal challenges that is an option to try, keeping in mind potential dust issues.

[@The11devans]

You've been cranking out some absolute bangers this month Mr. Machines. Looking forward to Computex coverage

[@RXR25]

Hmm, an ATX sandwich style ATX board, never thought about this. Seems pretty cool as an alternative format. Oh also at 9:58 looks like both graphs are labeled as "GPU Shifted In"

[@ytQrash]

This is not an error. The graphic shows the difference when the CPU radiator fans are exhausting air versus intaking air, with the GPU shifted in for both cases.

[@RXR25]

@@ytQrash RIght, makes sense. I was watching this at 6 AM, probably needed more coffee.

[@p_sn00ter]

4:51 Is your camera Lense dirty or greasy? The video has a smoky halo effect. Similar to that when you try to take a picture with a cellphone rear camera that the Lense has a bunch of fingerprints on it. Don't know if this effect was intended but thought i would mention it.

[@larrydysondev]

i was able to squeeze two radiators ( full custom loop for gpu and cpu) into the original meshlicious case... i cannot wait to try two 360s in the rear of this SUP01

[@SwordSlayerX]

finally i have been waiting for this case for so long!

[@tankerock]

Is there a source where we can lookup which vapor chambers each GPU uses? I hear some GPUs don't like being installed upright and will overheat. For example Thermaltake Tower 300.

[@daggerluke]

Upright with IO down is fine and will not cause issues. IO up is potentially problematic.

[@exoticspeedefy7916]

Don't see how unless it has a vapor chamber maybe.

[@lhbbq]

@Machines & More - Amazing Video, can you share if you could mount (2) 360 x 30 rads/fan combos on the back side of this unit? I would want to do a complete water loop.

[@MachinesMore]

Yes, you can, as long as you have room for the cabling and everything else.

[@lhbbq]

@@MachinesMore - Thank you - God Bless!

[@Scarlet_Soul]

With the pre-installed exhaust fans and the radiator as an intake right next to them it's just going to be recirculating warm air

[@OddSpec01]

Thats why you do not put the radiator as intake and RTFM. They clearly state both are exhaust. That said JayzTwoCents tested exactly that theory and no, that is not the case whatsoever.

[@OddSpec01]

Bro... there is literally a Velcro strap on the left to route the aio tubes through... As for the gpu standing loose... this because you didnt use the screw to screw it down at the top.

[@ShaunaJagan]

Hello, Machines&More! Do you still plan on getting the ASRock a620i? Nice video, btw

[@yesterdaysjam2405]

So, not worth it to swap my air cooled meshlicious into this then?

[@MachinesMore]

Depends on what you are after, the obvious difference is rad size, cable management and more volume with the SUP01.

[@yesterdaysjam2405]

​@MachinesMore I'm sticking with air cooling, and after watching your other video on the Mood, I think I'll stay with the meshlicious! Really like both the sup01 and the Mood but they both have their shortcomings that makes it difficult for me to justify moving away from old trusty.

[@gscurd75]

Looks cool but not very useful until they can get the longer cables for the new DP standards. They are already short as it is and having to add several inches just to get to the GPU because of the placement is not a great idea.

[@adpt_music]

GPU orientation seems kind of poor. Really is putting the cooler in the worst position possible. Not to mention it makes accessing the video ports very difficult. This case is very different but I don’t understand a lot of the design choices.

[@exoticspeedefy7916]

It gives the case 3 separate cooling spaces separating the GPU, board and CPU. This is actually better case for GPU cooling because it can vent hot air out both sides if the card, usually the PCIe side is crammed up agenised the motherboard with airflow blocked and going over your components like NVME, RAM and the boards chip in some cases. It heats up the board and blocks your cards exhaust. I saw a 10c drop with my GPU so it's a good case. Verry easy to understand.

[@the12gaugeshotty]

Great review, shaking my head at the concept, design and build of the case. Just a total confusing mess on Lian Li's part. Dual chamber just for the radiator? A mirror? ATX motherboard support? Smh.

[@OddSpec01]

No because its much better to stick to the boring as hell fishtank cases that everyone and their grandma (probably including you) use right? lmfao sheep.

[@tehehe5929]

We need some innovation from MATX cases in ATX form factor (ATX being much more common and mainstream). I love they have gone for minimal footprint tower case. They are onto something here I'm just not convinced this is it mostly because of water cooling - I prefer air cooling (again more mainstream, more choices. cheaper, can be repaired).

[@Maik-1980]

is it a good idea? so long GPU Strings? vertical standing headpipes at a GPU? Heatpipes standing vertical downside, is the worst positioning for a GPU.

[@fi0nn]

For this case, it is so much waste space, also very poor design. is it suit for workstation for serious work case ? no for gaming PC ? its too big, 240 AIO is more than enough for tuned 14900KS. imo, A3-matx is far better.