This Case Does EVERYTHING - Lian Li O11 Mini Review

[@donkeysunited]

This might be the only channel where I don't skip past their promotional section at the start, they're always so well done

[@ANNYMU-zc9oj]

Haha B-Roll go Brrt

[@IcarusTECH]

ugh, mice with holes in them... I hope it doesn't stay a fad :(

[@toxicturkeyy]

@@IcarusTECH have you even tried them?

[@IcarusTECH]

@@toxicturkeyy yes, I hate the ones I've tried. Hence my comment ;)

[@Alexandru1996_]

My personal favorite promotional section is the ifixit from jayz2cents

[@maitraysharma8389]

As always, I just love Drimiti reviewing cases even if I've got no intention of buying that case. That's how good he is.

[@HardwareCanucks]

WOOO! Sadly this year hasn't been great for cases but hope it picks up soon!

[@maitraysharma8389]

@@HardwareCanucks I'm so happy you replied!!!I just ;love you, been watching you past many years :)))

[@Irrespons]

So true, orginal o11 review made me purcase the XL version. Casual but still take care to talk about the small things. Not 10min with test graph, that can I look at if I am going to purcase it.

[@riba2233]

@@HardwareCanucks Really? :(

[@RicochetForce]

@@riba2233 Yeah, you'd think this is a great year for cases. Multiple companies finally dropped the ridiculous obsession with solid metal panels or tempered glass and created great airflow focused cases. Lian Li, Phanteks, etc... all produced great stuff.

[@TheFinalRevelation1]

If anyone from Lian Li is watching this, I would suggest that you make your cases available in Pakistan. There is no dealer who imports your cases. Corsair, Thermaltake have the major market share. Here we have to pay about 200% premium for importing a case through Amazon.

[@ghazankhan7600]

Yes I'm from Pakistan too And you are 100% right

[@ajayadhisankar4139]

I'm 99% sure the most of the subcontinent has the same problem, so I would appreciate them doing this as well.

[@TheFinalRevelation1]

@@ajayadhisankar4139 You are lucky that amazon operates legally there

[@TheFinalRevelation1]

@@ghazankhan7600 Good luck, A4tech and audionic for you. Brands that inspire you to jump off from a roof or puke

[@umaramin2429]

It is astonishing to see how hardware is so limited here, what is borderline mediocre and cheap, is being sold as the premium standard around here. No variety in casings, PSUs, and major quality peripherals.

[@parminderjaura5642]

Hello good Dimitri, I'm people.

[@Patback22]

😂

[@nanimuwu]

😂

[@frostyyy8619]

😂😂

[@Dusk007]

😂😂😂

[@nocent6134]

😂😂😂😂

[@perdomot]

Dmitri: You are not buying this case for air performance Steve at GN: SACRILEGE!!!!

[@rev_dude]

I love how far cases have come in the last 2 years: the O11 was one of the best cases airflow wise in 2018, despite being designed for water-cooling, and now it's successor is near the bottom of the performance charts on air.* *Which is fine because it is clearly designed for bottom to top flowing watercooling

[@JoeJacksonJr]

SFX power supply requirement is the downer for me.. Would rather been slightly bigger and use a regular sized PSU since its not a compact chassis as it is..

[@narajung7186]

Yeah... SFX is a lot less in stock these days. I think a lot of people overlook that.

[@ImOnMy116]

@@narajung7186 not to mention they're quite a bit more expensive relative to an ATX equivalent PSU (at least whenever I've looked)

[@apmmasterpcapmmasterpc]

Yup not many SFX power supply can powered up 3 pin RTX3080 with 450Watt bios because its transient power peak sometimes at 800++ watt

[@ImOnMy116]

@Steps for real though, I have quite a few nice 140MM fans, and would build in one of the O11 cases in a heartbeat if they fit a triple 140MM

[@draanexle]

@@MaxNorde lmao. Just use two PSU. Madman

[@Foxhood]

Worth noting for prospective buyers. The Black version and the (snow) white versions have a very specific difference inbetween them. The White cases have a fully aluminum white top. The black version however as that the right strip with the front I/O is covered with a acryllic plate to give it a shine. Acryllic unfortunately is rather soft and very easy to scratch. It is worth to take that in consideration. (The newer AIR version does not have acryl, it uses brushed alluminum look on all versions, also does not require a SFX Supply)

[@blakslee720]

I was pretty much sold until SFX PSU. Don’t want to have to buy a new PSU

[@12ws12ws12ws]

Same, I thought "yes finally the perfect case" but the. SFX PSU sadly. Still a nice case though

[@Diablos199]

yeah...i've got a RMi1000. Can't fit it in there

[@ChristianStJulian]

Was my only hesitation as well but in the end I caved and bought an SFX, I can always sell my old modular ATX psu or have a spare rig already wired and ready to go.

[@12ws12ws12ws]

@@ChristianStJulian Yeah i could do that too but i nearly just bought a plat certified 850 watt seasonic here a half year ago. I really don't feel like changing that

[@ChristianStJulian]

@@12ws12ws12ws Yea I hear that, maybe look at the original o11 dynamic again. Its not too much bigger and can take the ATX psu all day

[@Manu-yv1jt]

I would swap to this case but dont wont to buy a sfx psu :( they only had to make the case 1 cm wider, what a downer :(

[@GothaRsk]

yeah, this would be bestseller if it had ATX PSU support.

[@everadept]

Easy just take the case off the PSU.... Don't actually do this

[@ouki4925]

If they did, then it'll become the regular O11 Dynamic... ROFL!

[@CitizenXFR]

SFX-L fit in. You can get them up to 850W!

[@GOATinPIC]

its quite wide as low atx mid tower

[@makatron]

I kind of like how with one case you could evolve the system over time from ITX to full ATX, not really a fan of front glass but still looks clean AF.

[@xenimaging]

I was hoping you'd do a couple of builds showing AIOs, especially with ATX

[@camhopper2252]

I'm glad they made this case, my wife and I love the o11 dynamic but wanted something smaller and here it is.

[@Neo_X90X]

My man i've waited all year for this review.

[@pocpc1788]

I love this kind of case layout, but this "mini" is not small at all.

[@LyK0sa]

Is it small compared to ITX cases? No. Is it small compared to typical mid towers? Yes, although it is wider than usual. Is it small compared to any other case capable of housing 3 large radiators? Definitely! Personally I wouldn't have minded if it was a little shorter and only supported up to 280mm rads, but if they went that route they'd have to leave at least 320mm to avoid fitment issues with large GPUs, so I guess they figured it might as well be 30-40mm longer and be more versatile with rad sizes

[@alphapapa4446]

Mini relative to the rest of the 011 lineup, yes.

[@your_average_cultured_dude]

@@LyK0sa Is it small compared to typical mid towers? No. It's still over 40L and it's actually bigger than a lot of mid tower cases.

[@9blunted]

@@LyK0sa No, this case is above average size compared to any mid tower cases. This is a large case but any comparison other than the other Lian li o11’s.

[@fred_derf]

@@LyK0sa, asks _"Is it small compared to ITX cases?" No, it's huge compared to ITX cases. Most ITX cases are less than half this size (it's 3.4 times larger than the nCase M1, for example). _"Is it small compared to typical mid towers?"_ No. it's bigger than a lot of other mid-towers. What this case is, is a mid-tower ATX case for people wanting to build a custom loop system with two (large) radiators _or_ an mATX case for people wanting to build a custom loop system with three (large) radiators. The main problem with this case is the people wanting to build a system that requires three radiators will want to use a power supply rated above 850 watts (the maximum SFX PS available).

[@thomask1424]

I was very pleased with how my 011D Evo turned out and wanted one of these for another build but they seemed to be unobtanium after the Air Mini came out. I finally tracked one down (and for a reasonable price) and can't wait to replace the Jonbro D31 I ended up using with this.

[@RazedModeling]

it just seems like a regular-sized ATX case with an sfx psu, bit confused, would rather just go for the regular dynamic

[@SoterDave]

People love this case so much they just keep remaking it in different sizes.

[@formulachan]

@@SoterDave its a great case. It fix my EATX.

[@twitchy4936]

Worth noting that the regular O11D is a good bit bigger than the average mid tower so this is a good mid tower sized version. Also its really designed for water cooling, so they prioritized that over size.

[@eddo8762]

It is a short ATX case. A lot of people want mini-ITX or mATX purely because they fan fit in places where is only height limited, rather than necessarily need a very small PC in all dimensions. Being ATX means they have more versatility on Mobo choices.

[@Jrtowns1]

Just pre ordered mine supposed to ship January 13th. This is my 1st pc build coming from console. I’m excited.

[@oscarpersonal1940]

Dimitry and Eber always gave good solid reviews and pretty sure this is the only channel where i don’t yawn at all. Keep up the great work team !

[@instaq]

Didn't know these existed until now, very happy to see a cheap case with a lot of modular options. Might snag this for my ITX build

[@skelon1]

i already pre-ordered mine, i've read a lot of reviews and comments, and the general consensus is that people are mad that they don't know what the case is optimised for. It doesn't need to be optimised for anything, it's giving options at each level, atx, matx, it might not get the best temps or whatever but it looks sick, its a good option for people who want a o-11 case but don't want a huge case. six power unit but who cares? in general i think this case is for people who's going to build there first pc or an enthusiast who wants to build a sick custom loop.

[@asokanchammanur3463]

Was WAITING for THIS! Saw this in Geer Seekers too and also was waiting for your review!💯

[@toctoc9927]

Actually I like Gear Seekers review way more. Imo this is the most pointless case in the whole year

[@unskeptable]

Who is gear seekers?

[@toctoc9927]

@@unskeptable Search before ask

[@RichMendoza3056]

@@toctoc9927 I agree... "small foot pattern " wth! ITS HUGE

[@dereknelson7108]

Great review! Love that they made a mini version, although I am not a fan of some of the design choices made like that handle and the front I/O being on the top. Not to mention that overhang when using an ATX mobo. I also prefer the case slits on the original O11 versus the small circles on this. I feel like unless you very specifically need a small form factor case, the original O11 is absolutely the better option for not much more money. It's still a great compact size, and the overall design is cleaner imo. But I always love seeing options, and I LOVE the modularity of the back of this mini case! I think more cases should definitely incorporate something like that. Personally though, I already have the original O11 and have no reason to switch to literally anything else, especially a mini version of what I think is a perfect case.

[@Dazen101]

I seriously love this case and it's versatility. Seems like the perfect case for future proofing.

[@rafaelmarkos4489]

I'd like to see how it does if you fill all the fan slots - like that video you did on the regular O11. Might be interesting, would at least be funny.

[@CitizenXFR]

The only other option then to have ATX in a compact case is the Meshify C mini and use a Dremel to let the card go through the PSU shroud and fit only and SFX-L ^^

[@Xfacta12482]

Does pretty well from other videos I've watched. Those bottom intake slots can drop a GPU by like 10 degrees C if you stick fans in em.

[@CitizenXFR]

@@Xfacta12482 I trust you, and I agree bottom intake is priceless on a GPU, but I cannot help thinking that from an airflow perspective this case would be far better with front intake instead of side intake which is very inefficient (the air is not pushed to the GPU and MoBo directly and needs a 90 degree turn...).

[@DrewCottrell]

Great review. I wish I'd seen it before I assembled mine last week! I'm running an ATX motherboard without the extension you showed, and I have a side fan that can be relocated too. Looks like I have some changes to make. One thing I'll point out to others is if you are only running M.2 storage then the vertical SSD panel and the drive cage can both be easily removed to leave more room for cable routing, which is what I did.

[@hachooo]

Considered this for my current build but sfx only psu killed it for me. Silverstone 850w psu has quality issues and the 850w Cooler master is almost $400. Going with big bro O11 Dynamic

[@OhNoesItsDobby]

Same here, I've been looking forward to this case all year and was absolutely dead set on buying it until I found out it was SFX only. I want a 3080 as soon as I can get one and at SFX size 750w PSUs are much more expensive and you have way fewer options to choose from. :(

[@hachooo]

@@OhNoesItsDobby I ended up with the Gigabyte Xtreme 3080 which is 4 slot so it would have been a tight fit but possible in the Mini. Hope you get a 3080 soon!!

[@OhNoesItsDobby]

@@hachooo Thanks man, I'll be hitting F5 every day until I do!

[@hachooo]

@@OhNoesItsDobby You should join the discord servers that post notifications when 3080's go in stock, don't need to mash F5 as much :)

[@deathtrooper6378]

Why not get an sfxl 1000w?

[@KiryiMONZTA]

The line style air intakes from the normal O-11D look so great. I don't understand why they go this boring hole beside hole design on the Mini and then also use other different patterns so nothing matches at all. However, it's a cool case and the price is fantastic for what you get. Wonderful review as always from you, guys!

[@jkenlive]

Very nice case. Love these case reviews. They cover so many aspects of user scenarios and this case looks lovely. Only reason for me to not want this case is the smaller PSU accommodation. Almost the perfect case for me. 😁 Great review! 👍👍

[@ostrados]

I don't think it will do justice to this case by testing temps with only 3 fans, having AIO in top and rear fans as exhaust + side and bottom intakes fans would dramatically reduce the temps. In your older video with the dynamic you used AIO and 6 fans. I believe this case can easily give enough airflow for high end builds.

[@gwot]

thank you for being the only reviewer that talks about air cooling CPU.

[@CitizenXFR]

Dimitri, you need to put 3 140 top and bottom in a case like this to talk airflow. It's meant to be a convection orientated case. Otherwise excellent video, as always. Cases with 3 bottom fans usually offer very significant GPU temps gains. It is also an ideal case to fit in the ice giant thermosyphon. PS: Fits SFX-L.

[@eswecto6074]

Not everything actually. Impossible to use with ATX PSU.

[@xhmotorsports]

Yeah I would love a version with less air cooler support but ATX PSU compatiblity.

[@crodude743]

Yep, this is a huge minus. The case is actually not that small to be limited only to SFX PSU's. I wanted to transition to this case after it was announced, but no way I'm going to change my Seasonic Prime 750w with 10 year warranty which I got for a great price...

[@oceanmechanic]

Meanwhile Silverstone looks on with contempt and their SFX-L 800w

[@Azeria]

There’s only two things I don’t like about this case, the SFX PSU requirement, and the fact it only fits two 3.5 inch hard drives. Feels like it could’ve been a *smidge* wider, and supported three drives and an ATX PSU. It’s a cube case anyway.

[@baggarwal]

Would you recommend modding this case for an ATX motherboard and a 360mm AIO?

[@baggarwal]

@Rowan According to Optimum Tech's video on the case, the 360mm aio and full-size fans does physically fit, but I'm not sure if an entirely new panel is needed, or just drilling some holes.

[@RicochetForce]

Lian Li has been KILLING IT this year. The Lancool 2 Mesh is an cooling monster, the Lian Li 215 is a little beast, and now this for people that hate air cooling. All bases are covered.

[@speedburger5410]

Having support for only SFX power supplies really killed it for me. Just jumped on the regular O11D instead last Sunday.

[@Bakersvill]

Was just about to say, he barely mentioned it, a very big no I'm not replacing my power supply , shame

[@AG-bp3ll]

Great review. I like that my Corsair 280X can support micro ATX and a full size power supply. If this could take a full size power supply I would be tempted.

[@johnbuscher]

"You're not buying this for air cooling." But it supports 170mm tower coolers, which means it supports the IceGiant Thermosiphon! Actually, now I want to see a nice bottom to top airflow build with this...

[@SteveL11]

They should do a remastered version of the original 011 with these new modularity features and other new improvements.

[@Irrespons]

Got the o11 after your review, just air with vertical mount since it got so nice airflow. And I can put my gandam robot inn it.

[@dead.inside.585]

Lighting compositions in this channel is SPECTACULER!

[@naay72]

already reserved mine in caseking the first day it came out, for me it's the perfect case.

[@johnharris3311]

I like the overall dimensions of the case a lot. The space I keep my PC in is poorly suited for deep cases but can easily accommodate width and height. I had to turn my old mid-tower sideways, which meant that the cables coming out the back were all too visible. I don't like the the fact that this case requires an SFX power supply. I'd also prefer four front USB ports to three, but three is technically adequate for my needs.

[@B15SDMDESIGNS]

Love this case. However having looked at 100's of cases it seems that no one has ever seemed to nail it 100%. There always has to be some compromise somewhere. How come so many companies get it so wrong??

[@alexquittner3466]

There’s always going to be compromise, somewhere, even if it ends up being dimensions or price etc, or even subjective things like styling. What specifically are you looking for a case manufacturer to nail without compromise?

[@supernice_auto]

a case and what makes it good or bad is highly subjective- how is that hard to understand?

[@supernice_auto]

first world consumers have become so entitled it's hilarious

[@namtien1774]

I was waiting for something like this but i bought a new atx psu so it is deal breaker for me

[@seanfreeman7663]

The corsair crystal 240x might work for you if your mb is mATX or itx. Similar aesthetics to this case

[@aussieguy1593]

@@seanfreeman7663 pretty bad airflow although

[@seanfreeman7663]

@@aussieguy1593 I agree, although I heard putting rubber washers or spacers between the glass panels and case is a good cheap way of improving the airflow

[@moonlightsculptor3781]

helps ATX motherboard + 240 or 280mm AIO, only these you will surely able to do vertical GPU.. its support 360mm rad top, but recommended use 360mm AIO with MATX board since RAM clearance was an issue.. highly recommended use 240mm AIO to avoid any incompatible mounting with other parts welcome..

[@KS-gf3tv]

I want a dark tempered glass version of this.

[@michaelthompson9798]

I would love to see a Mini-ITX 011 case size (smaller then this) and I would buy it in a heart beat! This mini is still a large case for a mini-itx enclosure.

[@porcz2640]

I have been waiting for this review, loved your content since day 1.

[@therealdarriusjames]

The sfx power supply is killing me! But i want this damn case!!!

[@distelmarc]

So with me, I already have my own custom built PC that I've bought fans for to fill all the slots. If I were to do an upgrade to my PC, and upgrade my case, the O11 series would be perfect. I won't be paying for fans that I won't be using. I think that would be a great selling point for this case and should be more often stated for the this series of cases.

[@BuzzKora]

What about the full fans supported installed test? The case can populate 10 fans plus cpu cooler fans if air cooled and with that im pretty sure temps get much better than just with 3. Also comparing with other cases with just 3 fans and full supported fans installed as well would be nice.

[@carlwells9504]

Looks sick- really considering this mainly as smaller as the original and so flexible will suit my needs for a long time to come.

[@DBT_Rusty]

27 seconds into this... GREAT audio holy shit. I feel like so many people skimp on poopoo quality music for their videos. Got an easy thumbs up from me

[@parthapratimroy8282]

Does it have good airflow? Low temperatures?

[@bluelabel222]

I'm looking into getting a mirco atx case.. Idk why it is a niche market. I have a full atx mobo and totally not fully utilizing all the pcie slots. Once I get my hand on the 5800x or 5900x I'll get a Mirco ATX with it. It just makes more sense

[@IcalebthelionI]

So I’m not sure if it’s just preorders but the mini cost me only 89.99 on Newegg which just makes it all the more competitive

[@zezeba2471]

Idk if it's just me,but I feel like a setup with a single 24 inch monitor looks really nice with an mATX system and not an ATX case

[@SirChocula]

I wish it could support ATX PSU! :( This is exactly what I'm looking for; a smaller footprint than traditional atx cases while still being able to house all atx parts.

[@Pumaxcs]

I really liked the O11D as a case in theory but had no reason to justify the footprint. This is perfect as it keeps the same design but makes it an SFF ATX case. Extremely unique, tons of flexibility. I'll likely be picking this one up and replacing my original Phanteks Evolv

[@VoidlessOfSpace]

heres something most people dont say, if you use a atx motherboard, you wont be able to put 3 140mm fans on the top depending if your motherboard has a shield guard, my b450-f gaming prevented me from doing it.

[@ajsaracina8380]

Great review, but this case mad compromises in the wrong places. It's the same width as the non-mini, but requires an sfx psu. I firmly believe they should have further compromised cpu cooler height, and either slimmed the case down another 20-40mm, depending on atx or sfx psu. And I don't really understand why everyone seems to be pushing towards ITX for this, at that size it's atx, or matx for loads of watercooling. No need to compromise pcie expansion.

[@peterfaric4545]

Wow the color of the wall in the "thumbnail" of your video is sick and reminds me of the color on my walls in my room

[@budgetking2591]

Its not a downside that it doesnt comes with fans at all, its a plus for me

[@greekthunder]

Probably will use this for my next build, which could be a while since large SFX power supplies are difficult to find right now, and also can't even find a 3080.

[@gotivanmomak]

Does this case really good airflow pr just good space look thanks 🤗

[@CrimsonKobaNakirigumi]

It's so adorable I NEEED IT. But I can't find it anywhere, not even sold out listings, was it even released to the general public?

[@sparkplugbarrens]

Really interesting take on this great case with some valid critique!

[@bunsepiphany3693]

Thanks Dimitri! Been waiting since the announcement, now must wait longer because I’m in Canada

[@martijnvanrooijen7386]

Would love it if they'd offer optional airflow panels for chagning with The Glass panels

[@zuhkai5610]

ive been waiting for this exact video since it was launched at ces 2020

[@Myth1Eyes]

Ahhh finally. I've been waiting for this case to come out....It's my next build!

[@1nfiniteloop]

Silverstone 1000W SFX-L power supplies coming out next month, I'll take a mini thanks ! :)

[@shadowkiller5520]

I wouldn't recommend getting the 1000W sfx-L silverstone psu, apparently it's built very poorly (components wise).

[@nealhinvest6682]

Pre-ordered today then I see this review. Well chuffed.

[@Veriflon88]

Very nice video, but I would have liked a more direct (size) comparison with the non-mini version of this case

[@vishnushankartripathi450]

This is the best case . Just perfect for my setup ❤️

[@SwiftArrowMCSGPvP]

Hey I would really appreciate some help deciding, do I go with the HP Omen 15 with the i7 10750H and 2060, the Lenovo Legion 15i with the same specs for $130 more or the Razer Blade Base with the same specs for $300 more than the omen. Is Razer's build quality worth that premium? Thanks :)

[@helnkellrfresh2deaf]

Zen 4 needs more Micro atx x570 Mobos. There are only 2 right now (Asrock and Colorful i believe). We needs ones with bios flash that dont require a CPU/ram (Gigabyte Q-flash for example)

[@bencottrell6771]

I have recently bought this case it is an amazingly versatile and accessible case to build into as I'm assuming the full O11 was though i've never built into this myself a friend has one. Very much a show piece case for RGB :-)

[@4lxsha455]

how's the case doing so far? do you think its still worth buying?

[@JustFluxz]

Of course this comes out a bit after I got my new case for my new build... There was almost no options for the specs I wanted. This would've been perfect except that this would have required a bunch of other preplanning.

[@iPain3G]

Mh, i have the O11 XL and it ist one off the best performing cases i ever had. I have 3 Intakes in the bottom, covered the side with a selfmade custom panel and a 360 AIO in the top with push/pull configuration. My temps are crazy low compared to every other case i ever had. Especially on GPU side. The temps are the same as on an open testbench :D

[@joeelkmeatrogan3224]

U could've used down push up pull so air would travel naturally best degrees in that Configuration also Side mb

[@niospartan]

I really like this case but it really sucks they decided not to have atx psu support. If it had i would have gotten this case.

[@belsteed6050]

Great video drillitri. 2 things really sad, pcie-3 riser and sfx PSU only... So sad 🥺

[@kittensofchaos7990]

Seems kind of strange to base this review around an aircooled cpu build when it's been clear for ages that the O11 series is really built for watercooling. The ideal use-case for this seems to be bringing O11 aesthetics down to mere mortal builds. The full atx version looks silly when only populated with a cpu aio but this one with 240 or 280aio on the side and top and bottom fans for aesthetics and airflow is a cheaper way to get that O11 look. @OptimumTech did a review highlighting this.

[@brandonbarrick3390]

if it supported full atx psu's it would be perfect. that sfx-l unit restriction is killing me

[@Irrespons]

I hope the new PSU standar comes soon, so we can get very small psu as standar. But ofc then it comes even smaller ones.

[@terryd8692]

Can you just get the standard 011 dynamic?

[@brandonbarrick3390]

@@terryd8692 I could but with the form factor, the o11 full size will not fit under my desk and the o11 mini will

[@terryd8692]

@@brandonbarrick3390 I have the exact same problem. I've got an IKEA desk with tresle legs that taper in so you're limited to about 45cm depth. The dynamic is just that bit too deep.

[@MagnaV4]

This "mini" case has more gpu clearance than my meshify c. I have an rtx 3070 gaming x trio and in my meshify I have to remove the middle front fan for it to fit. Tempted to switch to this

[@springsprouts1673]

Will there be a bigger version of the O11D XL that can support 10 140mm fans? 3 side, 3 bottom, 420 rad top, 1 rear.

[@pedrosoares7273]

Would populating fans on all the bottom, side and top slots make it great for airflow? Arctic P12 fans are 30 bucks for a 5pack and some of the best 120mm fans around.

[@FuryanZ]

I thought I saw Chris Pratt and spacy colours. Is this the set of the new Guardians of the Galaxy movie? 😉 Great review! Keep up the good work! 👍

[@ryancowles5633]

Nah this case is definitely geared towards the mATX populace. Look at all of that space at the top and bottom in that configuration. 5 slots at the bottom, 2 at the top and still enough room for the side intake to warrant a 25mm thick 240 rad if needed for what ever reason, or just 2 140 mm intake fans to keep ambient air temps down. Otherwise you could throw 3 fans on top and bottom and 2 140 mm fans on the side at low RPMs just to help keep positive pressure in the case and help bring in more cool ambient air. Or even mount and AIO there and have it suck in fresh air to gain the most performance then have that heat be flowing upwards and following the typical convection path. Keeps the GPU the most cool with the 120mm fans on the bottom force inducting air into the GPU, AIO is utilizing fresh cool air from the side and the 3 (or 4 fans if you use one as a rear exhaust which wouldn't be bad) be pulling the hot air out. It's a win win for all sizes but I'd say the mATX 5 slot configuration gives the most versatility and looks good too in that setup. The mobo fills in the space but doesn't look cramped like an ATX board or too naked like an ITX board.

[@espen990]

1:13 I really don't understand what you mean when you say that the o11 Mini has a competitive size and small footprint. It's only sligly smaller at 43 liters compared to the midtower you show which is 48.5, and it does not fit ATX power supplies. It has a larger footprint on your desk.

[@Joe-hb6ek]

Love the case like you guys. Keep doing awesome Content.

[@barcafanboi01]

Compared to the 280x is it significantly bigger ?

[@brianbaier1616]

Still stoked on this case...

[@TheAbis15]

I’m so excited for it. Idk if I should get the white or black one

[@user-bo8or2om1g]

Sfx killed it for me..

[@rare6499]

Strange decision when the rest of the case is so...ATX.

[@SylNeptic]

Same i was ready to buy it but... I still have a little hope that they make an ATX PSU version

[@zorux6219]

Sfx is the only reason I will buy it. I need ''compact'', full graphic support, water cooling, and glass to see the beauty. Finally a beatyfull case, not hot box, more easy to transport.

[@SomeDudeQC]

@@SylNeptic You mean the O11 dynamic?

[@notdumpling421]

I love the Hyperx product placement

[@enricodrawe6213]

a (just) itx version version would be so cool i think