Lian Li O11 Dynamic DUAL-CHAMBER Case - E-ATX (Max 280 mm wide)/ ATX / Micro-ATX/ Mini-ITX - Steel - SFX/ SFX-L - CABLE MANAGEMENT FRIENDLY - COMPLETE DUST PROTECTION (O11DMINI-S Snow Edition)
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Features
- Accomodates multiple water-cooling scenarios
- Supports mini-ITX, micro-ATX, ATX, and E-ATX motherboard sizes and up to 9 fans to cool the chassis.
- Modular back panel for personalized configurations
- 3 ventilation intake sides are equipped with magnetic dust filters and a removable dust tray to prevent the dust from entering the case.
- Dual-chamber design for cable management and multiple tie points and velcro straps to prevent disorganization
Description
Lian Li O11 Dynamic DUAL-CHAMBER Case - E-ATX (Max 280 mm wide)/ ATX / Micro- ATX/ Mini-ITX - Steel - SFX/ SFX-L - CABLE MANAGEMENT FRIENDLY - COMPLETE DUST PROTECTION (O11DMINI-S Snow Edition)
Brand: Lian Li
Motherboard Compatability: Micro ATX
Case Type: Mini-Tower
Recommended Uses For Product: Business
Color: Snow White
Material: Steel | 4 mm Tempered Glass | 2mm Aluminum (top and left panel)
Power Supply Mounting Type: Mini Tower
Cooling Method: Air
Model Name: O11D MINI S
Fan Size: 1.2E+2 Millimeters
Hard Drive: Mechanical Hard Drive
Number of USB 3.0 Ports: 2
Brand: Lian Li
Series: O11D MINI S
Item model number: O11D MINI S
Item Weight: 24.2 pounds
Product Dimensions: 16.54 x 10.61 x 14.96 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 16.54 x 10.61 x 14.96 inches
Color: Snow White
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Manufacturer: LIAN LI
Language: English, English, English, English, English
Date First Available: March 29, 2021
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I absolutely love the look of this case. It strikes a nice balance between being very gamery and still looking like a professional machine. My only real complaint about this case is that it does limit you in how big of a graphics card that you can put into it if you use a front-mounted water cooler. Also, if you opt for a 280mm liquid cooler it has to be front mounted as the top of the case has the holes for it, but the radiator and fans would be mashed against the motherboard. Beyond that, though, the included fans have been great. Nice airflow yet quiet. It's sturdy as all. Breathes very well. Extremely easy to configure the case to your liking and place your components into. Cable routes are easy to use and sensibly place. Lian Li really does make some of the best of the best, and you can tell in all the finer details. Not one sharp corner on the whole thing.
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