This case should cost WAY more... but it doesnt!

[@chicagorandy]

Totally unrelated to this vid, but THANK YOU for all your content. I'm 75 and just finished my first total desktop build. Have replaced components over the decades but this my first 'from scratch' one. Your educational, informative and entertaining videos were my KZbin companion throughout my now successful build process.

[@JohnDoe_75]

Good job man ! How did it go for you. I'm 50 and started building computers in 1996, the thing that annoys me the most about it now vs my previous experiences is that I now need reading glasses to plug in stuff.

[@chicagorandy]

@@JohnDoe_75 The new PC works great and runs the new MSFS 2024 at 'High' settings, which was my goal for the build.

[@jaredbaker5964]

Good job. It’s a good feeling building a pc and a everything working. A mixture of accomplishment and relief. Well done.

[@chef_wazy9876]

@@chicagorandy lol your actually the first 75 year old person i've seen comment on youtube. we need more of you

[@GodsGrooves]

What a nice message.

[@Digikidthevoiceofreason]

I swear that Lian Li statically charges every case they send to Jay. Every single case they send zaps him. It’s hilarious. 🤣🤣🤣

[@BLKBRD-SR71]

All of them? Really? Talk about having the worst of luck.

[@N3v3r_S3ttl3]

He said in an older video about the low humidity level in his area. There is less moisture to dissipate in dry air, so the charge can build up more easily.

[@Digikidthevoiceofreason]

@@N3v3r_S3ttl3 and I would agree with you but this even happened at his house and at his older location and will happen in his new location. It is simply Lian Li karma getting to him. It’s always a shocking experience to him. 🤣🤣🤣

[@BalvornLupus]

Dont give away their secrets

[@Valthalin]

It is on the youtube tech Bingo card, send something to Jay and zap him is one of the tiles. Another is send Steve at GN a screw with the wrong torque. To get an employee in a video with a LTT screwdriver is yet another tile.

[@keithM7]

I loved it, sometimes simplicity is perfect and I think this is the one for me, thanks for showing it, I just need my Windows Pro and I'm ready.

[@Franco-M9k]

Look, I'll do it quickly. I got mine from BNH Software so you don't waste any more time and can now enjoy your PC.

[@keithM7]

Thanks, but I'm not in a hurry. I still have to put it together, but I already have an option to check.

[@wage23]

few days ago built my brothers first actual gaming desktop coming from laptops pretty much his whole life. the one he ended up deciding on and was a breeze to build in is called the Aqua 7 by Okinos. it kinda has that lian li look with the side and front glass with the intake fans on the back side. but same with this case it has vents along the bottom and fans under the gpu on the bottom of the chasis. 80$ for that case with 6 preinstalled 120mm argb fans it was a hell of a deal. highly rec doing a video on it for people who want alot for not much at all

[@warriorwon1]

@jayztwocents

[@christophbeck1305]

I Just looked at that and thanks for making me aware of it since i need to build new and was looking for cases

[@Asp1xl]

You can't tell me that this was not possible 10 years ago. It just shows how other case makers are lazy AF, and only care about money and nothing else. I'm glad that Lian LI is at least not lazy, and trying to use current technology with good solutions at rather OK price as per today's standards.

[@OneCritWunder]

I'm really happy with Lian Li. Throughout the years they've really brought us quality for a rather normal price and sometimes even considerably cheaper than other premium manufacturers.

[@anthony6044]

Do you remember when all their cases where 100% aluminium and used acrylic instead of tempered glass I had one of those cases for my Opteron build back in the day when ATI made better gpu's then Nvidia

[@viet0ne]

I mean back when LianLi was a super premium all aluminum case, they had a very premium price. But it's clear that they adjusted and are able to become mainstream with well priced and even cheap cases that maintain high quality.

[@TheNiteNinja19]

Lian Li and in-win used to be like high-end boutique cases.

[@hyrel668]

Which is so interesting because I remember many years ago Lain Li was the very expensive "not worth it" one, where they only used expensive aluminium for everything and their cases were super unaffordable.

[@ronnyspanneveld8110]

Must be walking on the planet for very long :P Let me introduce you my PC-600D on my left side, full aluminum and just costs 599,- My Lian Li Odyssey X TR-01X was only 450,- :P Like all REAL Lian Li cases they are all FULL Aluminum :P (and not steel like the stuff the peasants buy)

[@mattwolfen]

Went with a 216 for my current build. After dealing with the basically nonexistent clearances of a meshify c, it was a DREAM to build in. Not surprised that the Lancool series is solid all around.

[@elHus0]

I used the 216 for my first build and it was so easy to work with. Definitely recommend!!

[@Kassandra_Malaka]

me too

[@StefanTheMongol]

me too

[@RY3ER_]

Same, absolute bonkers case!! I strongly recommend!

[@g.r.e1982]

Lancool lancost

[@Scotty24198424]

Love that they lined the support for the motherboard tray with the middle motherboard screw hole... attention to detail right there.

[@danielabsolum8085]

I just installed a lianli edge psu in my rig, it really does make cable management so much easier. Also they arent over priced. I got a platinum rated 850w psu for the same price as and cheaper than some gold rated 850w psu.

I’m thinking about this case for my 5090 build, I’m just wondering if that power supply will go up to at least 1200 watts.

[@ThorsShadow]

What are you wondering about? You can literally just look that up.

[@daviskelly420]

Definitely recommend this case. I did a build for a friend of mine recently in it, and it was very easy to build in, and the price point is amazing for what you get.

[@mikedelgrande5296]

Built my first PC earlier this year and built in the Lancool 216. I chose this case because of how much Gamers Nexus and Jay praised it. It's been such a fantastic case and easy to build in, still can't believe it was only $100

[@gscurd75]

2 RGB front fans plus 2 more 120 for the GPU and can fit a full 360 AIO for the same price as a 4000D.

[@DiegoPCMR]

Those dad shoes 😂. I was expecting a white big New Balance shoes with really long socks.

[@BigglesworthNWATT]

Or Champions

[@whirlybird1999]

Those NB's are the most comfortable. Only shoes that came in wides.

[@otysfg]

New Balance says, "hold my beer."

[@aesemon5392]

​@@whirlybird1999 yup, me with my hobbit feet, and my kids who inherited them

[@thezfunk]

Long socks are back in style, the short socks are now considered old man socks.

[@BB-qp5xo]

Australia: cheap case? Hold my beer- we’ll fix that!

[@K1Crawford]

Sooooo true!! Cheap = put the "Too cheap tax" to help balance the other taxes that you know will be put on

[@Dcs987]

$139 Aud. A store released it early , managed to get 2 for $129 aud each, awesome case.

[@aesemon5392]

​@@Dcs987that is cheap, was talking to a buddy who wanted to buy a formlabs printer and it was cheaper in Aus than UK..... That 51% and stagnating wage here has really done it for us.

[@Arctic_AK]

Alaska agreed.

[@alphasixty1316]

Nice to see a company that adapts and survives while all along delivering quality at all phases.. Thanks Jay!

[@davidjames7382]

I built my system with Lian 216 case. Great case ( was recommended). Great case. Easy to mount everything. Was reasonably priced ( back last August 2023) for 99.00.

[@BansheeBlitz]

The sideways PSU is a good addition for Lian Li as a core problem I have faced is wire management which is worse is smaller cases. I use a O-11 D evo and with a couple drives and loads of fans, wiring is still a cluster-mess, and If i need to change/add 1 cable it's a pain to get to the psu. I got tired of psu cabling so much I switched to a sfx psu just to have more room, which does sacrifice bigger gauged wires. Having that bottom mesh panel easily removable with a couple thumb screws is a good move because it makes it still easy to switch the psu off, unlike some other cases i've seen.

[@snottrrocket]

Got mine yesterday (in white) and swapped everything over last night. Absolutely love it. The single io connector is such an obvious thing and was my favorite part of the whole rebuild 😅 Edit: I had no issues routing my cables with my standard (modular) ATX PSU, for anyone worried about that.

[@MartasZLA]

Hello how did you connect power cable to GPU? From top or bottom?

[@snottrrocket]

@MartasZLA bottom

[@stinkertonsden]

Jay is pure "Dad-mode" and I'm here for it!! Thanks for always being a bright spot in the tech scene!

[@piterplichta677]

Recently changed my very old Bitfenix Prodigy M to Lian Li LANCOOL 205M Mesh. The 205m looks like a bit smaller, a bit cheaper brother of this one. Still a lot of room to build matx, very good build quality, 2x 140 pwm rgb fans included - I'm very happy with this. No need to spend more.

[@Sofeprop_]

15:00 Isn't the PCIe slot unusually low on that particular motherboard? To me it definitely looks like it and I've seen 2 people install some thicker 4080s in this case and be able to use the support bracket just fine. Think it's more a compatibility issue with motherboards with low sitting PCIe slot than it is an issue with thick gpus.

[@MAPLLIAJI]

yup. it is lower than it normally would be. it's because there is an m.2 slot directly above it. I have the same thing on my X570S Unify X-Max, your GPU will be sitting kinda in the middle of pci slots array in your case.

[@southernpanda33]

16:02 I bought a WORX Dremel-like tool and it works very well. I’ve had it a year and had no issues. Their stuff is legit really good.

[@Klutaq]

All the emphasis on filtering bottom intake, and then there are big holes on the rear. Air flow will take the path of least resistance and take all the dust in with it.

[@Jemoms]

Yes thank you. Just a freacking mesh on the rear bottom would be so nice...

[@Ebrithil95]

5:08 "First panel that is not toolless" - proceeds to unscrew without tools

[@myselfalex]

Saw Steve looking at this when they were previewing it, and bought one a few days ago after more reviews kept coming out. Not here yet but excited to build in it. Was going to get Fractal North, but price and it not doing 360aio when the 207 can at a better price, had to go for 207!

[@CamBeulGaming]

20:30...IcyDock has drive sleds that can run 2x2.5 ssds per 3.5in drive slot. Definitely worth mentioning for storage expansion.

[@animalyze7120]

This case is perfect for a Micro atx build with a bit of room on the desk or below. Used up 6 of these now for customer builds and it was a breeze to work in. Definitely use a modular PSU for a really clean build but semi works too. You don't need the SSD's in this unless you are storing a lot of stuff, get a good MB with 3 or more NVME slots and your good to go, and the prices for NVME are nearly identical. This is a great design for minimalists without sacrificing cooling or upgrade-ability .

[@McMeatBag]

I'm glad that you pointed out the non standard ATX sizes. Discovered that mine is extra wide.

[@tomferguson9250]

10:34 I wonder if that foam rubber piece could be used for video card support near the front. Looks like there's just enough gap between the fan nearest the front of the case & the power supply cage to squeeze that little guy in for some extra sag reduction without doing any damage to the card's shroud.

[@Techguyericd]

Jay's ads are usually the only ads I don't skip, if you make your ad spots interesting or funny people will watch them.

[@CrimsonHiroX07]

As someone who has a 3.5" HDD in their brand new system, I appreciate that there is even a spot for it that doesn't interfere with other spaces. As for why I have a 3.5" HDD in a new built, its for heavy read/write storage.

[@daishi5571]

Antec P20C white with 2 x 3.5" HDD and 1 x 2.5" SSD in my 3 month old AMD 7950 so I get ya. I'm actually also sticking a Molex and SATA cable out of the case so I can plug in my Blu-ray.

[@tim3172]

That's genius! Put the heavy read/write stuff on slow, outdated mechanical storage because you don't understand that TBW values for SSDs are merely their warranty rating and not their actual endurance rating. Rather than face potential failure some 10, 15 years from now... just make it slow from the start!

[@SoulRollerFIN]

Top panels don't really need dust filters. Most of the time having fans exhaust through the top is the way to go. Seems like a really solid case. LianLi has been on a tear lately with their cases. Wish they'd make something with a XBox Series X -sized footprint.

[@uss-dh7909]

I agree, but I also think it's a good option to have for those that need them. I got some extended family I'll hopefully be building for next year, they got two cats and let me tell you the place is shed city. The desk with the cubby hole is okay, but having the filter ontop will prevent a lot of things from settling down inside. Block off the unused pcie slots with tape, probably tape and paper off a couple other spots like the bottom and call it good. Unlike with my bedroom that I don't let my cat into, but that little shit is a sneaky opportunist, I don't really clean out my desktop since there's basically nothing to clean. Maybe a bit of dust on top, blow out the front mesh if I'm that bored? Extended family though, cleaning will probably be a bi-monthly thing, and I'm going to have to be a real blowhard (huehue) about him keeping that schedule.

[@bluewater82]

3:27 Jay, as an older man to an older man, switch to Sketchers “Slip-Ins.”

[@mindurbusiness-b3u]

not ideal for the bigger guy., my "memory" soles collapsed at around the 4 month mark. i think they remembered im overweight and gave up

[@scootersfrog]

as dumb as they look ... Crocs ! cant beat em way too comfy

[@johnt.848]

He's not THAT old yet.

[@JosefRudy]

As someone who is 25 I love the slip ins

[@bluewater82]

@@johnt.848 Sketchers don’t look “old.” They come in all sorts of styles. My 11yo son has a pair as well and he loves them.

[@JT_ChannelTV]

That Worx cordless drill is $24.89 on Amazon now

[@RobSchwabRandom]

I like your full unboxing and review videos Jay, please don't stop.

[@MrPeelcam]

No one is buying a 500$ power supply and 70 $ case..... oh Jay. You silly man

[@rhynlock11]

Yeah, the correct thing would be no one should

[@dudetapedtoafridge3073]

​@rhynlock11 yeah you obviously spend 500 dollers on 2 fans and 70 on the gpu like the rest of us. Silly silly Jay

[@ARandomInternetUser08]

16:05 this channel's dirty humor is too good. 🤣

[@stevew270]

I have a 216 and it's my absolute favorite case ever, I may have to give this one a try. To shut the power supply off one could probably just use the little poker thingy used to manually open a dvd drive.

[@t_sosh]

I have one of those Worx screwdrivers, an LTT screwdriver, an iFixit kit, and an LTT precision screwdriver is being shipped soon. All different tools for different jobs!

[@thseed7]

Standardizing the front panel connector on every case seems like something that should have been picked up by every other case manufacturer by now. Really liked the 205 and this 207 seems to have made a ton of improvements in compatibility/functionality. Really tough to fingers a better case in this price range

[@MrTechRat]

The first case I bought to build in was the 216, it’s nice but it’s large.

[@MrJet30]

I just did a build in the 216 and even though its bigger than the 207 it makes it easier to work in.

[@MidnightToker24]

It is a little too big for me as well. Butttt I can’t complain too much because I wanted something that would fit any size gpu and also top notch thermals and I got it.

[@ArctecGemini]

That’s what I’m saying. I’m not a fan of cases with a bunch of empty space, it makes it look like something’s missing.

[@Zakillah]

Yeah, me too. I used the 216 case for my first build, because the space makes it easier and compatible with pretty much everything. I dont really mind the size, it looks nice (and the PC worked on first try, heh)

[@MrTechRat]

@@MrJet30 this is true but I didn’t check dimensions and it doesn’t fit where it should on my desk.

[@HadTooMuchToDream]

I started out with a generic no name 386SX. First proper case I bought was Lian Li. it was an all aluminium thing, I still l have the case but my kit is wrapped in a Fractal R6 now.

[@bront_catherder]

I love my 216. Such a great case. The 207 looks like it's a little smaller and would be great if you need all the airflow and less space. Loving what Lian Li is doing.

[@darkstorminc]

I still like my Antec 900. That 200mm on the top is a monster, plus I have a slot for a dvdrom. Cable management is not there and it is so old it has openings for external water-cooling lol

[@darkstorminc]

And even after ~20 years I have only had to replace one fan.

[@MrReichennek]

Grabbed the Lancool 215 last year as it was one of the cheapest, okay looking cases at memex, and honestly i really appreciate their foray into cheaper cases.

[@sporkybyme]

I really have considered buying this case, but unfortunately the issue with the PSU is an absolute can’t do for me as my PSU cables just don’t fit. Maybe the next one will be better.

[@jasoncopley1842]

You don't have to mount the PSU sideways if that is the issue

[@Eversor86]

With how limited the space for cables is I kinda wish that the back side cover would be actually the classic slide/swing with screws kinds, cause in GN video you could see that its quite easy for the panel to not stay at its place if you don't bukkake the cable side with zipties/something to keep them as flat as possible if you have a need to have a lot of bulky cables there.

[@michaelbinbc]

I bought the Lian Li GB-001 GPU anti-sag bracket for my CM Mastercase H500 ARGB case. It mounts to the motherboard standoffs, not the case. It's such a simple idea, yet so freaking effective. 🙃

[@albertmas3752]

According to Amazon Spain/UK/USA/Canada this case doesn't exist. Is it already launched for sale or we'll need to wait for some time? Because THIS is the case I need. Oh! I see a shop in Spain and they say it will be available on 11-29. I can wait a month.

[@darknightcry1333]

It ain't a case review if jay don't shock himself 😂😂❤

[@thatrealba]

I'm rockin the 216 right now. Love LOVE the case.I have few gripes about it and none of them are deal breakers.

[@jcer45]

i rebuilt my pc into a 216 and recently built a medium end gaming pc for a customer and i built it into a 216 as well, they are really affordable and high quality cases!

[@tripp-hq]

I bought the white lian li 207 with the white lian li hydroshift and it looks amazing. Very happy with lian li so far.

[@TogonzoMedia]

Chalk one up for PayLess Shoe store - the best pair of steel toe hiking/work boots I ever had were $30 and it was a brand that only PayLess and Walmart sold at the time: Rugged Outback! 😍

[@grzybki]

Sata mounts are nice, personally i belive twho mounts are as much as I would ever need. Enyway - with SSD's all you really need is a piece of double sided tape to mount them since they are light and don't have moving parts.

[@anthony6044]

I have a Lancool II mesh and it came with the ability to mount 2 x 120 mm fans in the power supply shroud that pulls in air from the lower mesh panels on either side it does help a lot I noticed an almost 8* C change on the gpu once I mounted 2 fans there

[@donkeysunited]

2.5" SSDs don't need to be mounted anywhere - just put them wherever they will fit. Most of mine are wedged in among the cables and are still only 30C, just 3 degrees warmer than the one in the proper mount. They have no moving parts so they don't need to be treated like HDDs. As long as you can hide them somewhere, you're only limited by the number of SATA cables.

[@outlet6989]

You can attach anything to anything with a Zip Tie.

[@dilligafzilla]

I'd rather not have my 2.5s randomly hanging around the case considering all they need is 4 screwholes literally anywhere

[@brunotrabuco8749]

Would love to see a custom water loop in a 011 Vision, seems to be so cool to do with all that visibility.

[@TsantoulisX]

@21:10 Haha, same here bro!! I'm also doing that with sata cables!

[@johnnusz8278]

This reminds me a good bit of my LanCool II which I love. has the bottom side mesh but they're on hinges so slightly more troublesome when removing and the PSU is in the standard back-bottom location. I have a custom loop in this case with a 360 mm rad up front and a 240 up top cooling a 5600x and 3090

[@hilltigger]

I've been searching for a more compact case that will fit my RTX 4070 Ti and sit on the shelf that my stereo system sits on. I use my TV as my monitor and I've been questing for as compact a case as I can find but still provides decent airflow. This one you reviewed is definitely going on my list. The airflow on my current case, I am not happy with since I had to do the airflow out on the bottom of the case so I won't end up with heat getting sucked back in.

[@MrVlodato]

I kinda wish they made that lower fan mount adjustable so i could lower it down and put the fans above it instead of below it. IMO cases that allow pure bottom to top air flow seem to perform much better then the normal front to back/top airflow. My current case has no front or rear fan. Just 2 intakes on the bottom and 2 exhausts on the top and it runs cooler and the GPU fans seem to not ramp up as much or as fast as they used to.

[@ComdrStew]

I was actually looking for a electric screw driver. Worx bought with your link, thanks Jay.

[@thalo215]

Wow. What timing. I'm doing research for a complete rebuild to something smaller and that is exactly what I'm searching for.

[@KPLoopy]

as of 9:41pm est on 10/08/2024 the screwdriver is on sale from his link in the bio as a "Prime Big Deal" currently going for 24.89 before tax.

[@desto13c]

I'm using Lancool 215 and I love those big fans at the front. This 207 looks great with the GPU direct fans. Putting this on my list for next build.

[@ericthedesigner]

The back ground audio in this video is so Awesome!!!!

[@gbuckley]

Would love to see a sleek and minimalist water cooled build in this case!

[@corey3594]

There should be some testing to see how much the conflicting air flow between the graphics card and power supply (facing up) effects temps and performance.

[@justatim8143]

They already have the LIAN LI O11 AIR MINI which I like a lot and this one is not bad but small cases are made for desk top and neither come with their I/O in the bottom front. If they made it .75" wider like the 216 they could have fit a 160mm fan in it and made more room in the rear side.

[@camshaft989]

I put my first computer together last year. The case is a Lian Li lll , really heavy case, but i love it

[@fatraccoonman]

I ordered and received a Works screw driver. I love it.

[@shinefake48]

Its nice that they replaced the harddrive bay by the PSU, but then it now requires a "extension" cable for the PSU to be plugged in, and if that cables dead then the whole case needs to be replaced(?) which is a bit of a hassle

[@angeldelvax7219]

I think that the PSU power connector is just an oversight. Everywhere where they have 240v 16A breakers allow for well over 3000W, So this is only a restriction if you have to run your PSU off of 110v / 120v. If I designed something that wouldn't be something I'd think of either.

[@Sadler2010]

I use a Worx 3/8" Ai Drill WX178L, I might try that little one. And I have a Grey Lian Li O11D-Evo built reversed, with a 5900X, Aorus X570 Master, 32 GB 4400Mhz DDR4, a Zotac RTX 4070 Ti Super, with 16TB of storage.

[@TheRudolph92]

Funny how the gage of the power cable is a thing to be concerned that much about in America. It puts things in perspective for me being from Denmark. That cable in this case would be more than thick enough even for a 1500W PSU here 😅

[@honest9158]

9:47 Uhh, can you even screw in the PSU correctly? And does the extension cable fit considering you need to add the mesh panel.

[@Repsikka]

19:50 I disagree, 2 spots for 2.5" or 3.5" drives are plenty for a case made in 2024. m.2 ssds, both nvme and sata are the same price as 2.5" sata ssd. so if you buy new, buy nvme ssd, if you take from previous build, 2 is enough.

[@ChrissonatorOFL]

Me with a case that has 4 spots for drives 😁 Although, I only have 3 internal drives... 1 NVMe and 2 SSDs, with 1 external HDD. 😎

[@BrunoGeneva]

Many older or budget motherboards only have one m.2 slot, so when it comes to expansion and you don't want to spend hours reinstalling all your stuff or replacing the board, good old SATA is still the way to go. They probably could have put a 2.5" mount on the space just above the PSU or make a proper drive cage for two 2.5" drives while leaving space for the fans.

[@Repsikka]

@@BrunoGeneva the cheapest A620 motherboard I found, ASRock A620M-HDV/M.2 has place for 2 m.2, if you buy new, buy m.2, if you buy used and are on a budget, case is the last place to spend money on, get something used.

[@warywhistle]

Lian Li is so popular. I just got my Dan A3 Wood and I'm super happy with it.

[@Viljoen7]

diet is the sum of food consumed by a person or other organism. The word diet often implies the use of specific intake of nutrition for health or weight-management reasons

[@WyssAJ]

I got a skil driver just like that worx one at sam's club last year, it's awesome!

[@KarsonNow]

9:34 how will you close the Case (side panel) with this position of power supply?

[@MadMaxwell7]

I was looking at that power input as well thinking "No Jay. That doesn't work" Too bad since the other side fits so nice in that orientation.

[@MetaDrow]

Wow, they give you a plastic organizer even in a sub $100 affordable case and not just tiny plastic bags stuffed into a basic cardboard box -cough corsair-. I have the exact same worx screwdriver, it has worked well for what it is as well as how affordable it is.

[@Enju23]

I'm not even a dad, but with how I'm built, I gotta rock the cargo shorts in summer times, only because I couldn't keep finding pants that fight my tall height + my expanding waist size as I couldn't keep myself in shape when small injuries started adding up over the years xD

[@michealfarley9423]

Always glad for the great reviews, good and bad!!! Strange question, what case was skunkworks in? The big case, am just wondering cause I can't remember!!!!!

[@stokepablo]

this stuff is so helpful, I'm off for a fuffulatte (not sure they've made it to the UK yet though)

[@triplexdread]

Oooh just bought that screwdriver. Makes a change as it was cheaper than advertised :)

[@KarsonNow]

I use of course Dynamic O-11 and Lancool Mesh 2 - both about 100-120 Euro. Best Cases ever.

[@munchiesNcrunchies]

Should totally do a price to size and performance comparison

[@jimothytimothy5109]

Last lian li case you reviewed i brought for my first pc build, and i couldnt be happier thanks Jay!

[@Del_UK]

All well and good, can you stand on the case to change a light bulb though?

[@marxmaiale9981]

I have a lian li lancool II mesh c, in the front has a 360 aio, but I added fiberglass air filter material between the meash front and radiator. Thoughts on adding the extra filter (cut from a roll, purchased from menards)

[@Malisteen]

edge power supply is a nice fit & def helps with routing/cable space issues, but a us$130 minimum power supply would be heavily cutting into this case's price advantage. i could spend the same money on an $80 power supply and a $130 case.

[@richardajoy79]

I do like Lian Li products and for a sub-£100 case, it's great... I wanna see the Lian Li 217 with its wood accent pieces, I'm thinking of getting a case with wood and so far the Antec Flux Pro is ticking all the boxes, especially with the temp display.

[@El_Chompo]

Very cool and thoughtfully designed case and man it's so cheap too. Bravo

[@selfaware7617]

Saw this case and checked my parts list. It was marked compatible so I ordered one. I have every part for my first PC shipping now

[@DustinDSM]

toke a break from gulfing myself in vids and shorts to detox from social media, tell me why I come back to Jay smacking and throwing every box in every intro LOL

[@Zeqirax]

I'm still rocking with Lian Li Mesh III since 2022. I want Lian Li Mesh IIII new things!!

[@NeverWinterNightShift]

At least with a thick GPU (4080 Super Aero here) you can just place a small rubber block in between the power supply shroud and the GPU. Small gap to deal with. In my 4000D, I had to buy a threaded GPU support stand off Amazon. Also, maybe 375mm is accounting for a front radiator, which some people prefer?

[@Nghtmare30589]

I had a O11 Dynamic but decided to change to the 216 on my AM5 build. Lian Li keeps pushing out good products.