Lian Li PC-O11DW 011 DYNAMIC tempered glass on the front Chassis body SECC ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer Case White, 1 unit

I just finished building my new gaming rig using the new Lian Li 011 Dynamic white computer case. It is a well thought out, beautifully designed case that will add class to your home office, work office gaming room or even living room. It's sleek lines, beautifully engineered lightly tinted front and left side tempered glass panels add a showpiece quality to it's already refined presence, and I really like ....and made me buy a 3 pack of the top rated Corsair LL 120 RGB white case fans as well as the Corsair white Hydro Series, H100i RGB PLATINUM SE, 240mm Radiator (white) Dual LL120 RGB PWM Fans, Advanced RGB Lighting and Fans.My new build is as follows: Lian li 011 Dynamic case, Intel i9 9900k processor, the cooler and fans mentioned above, and my EVGA nVidia GTX 980Ti graphics card. My PSU is a new Corsair RM 850I. I also added the corsair 4 LED/RGB lighting strip extension pack. My motherboard is the new MSI MPG Z390 Gaming Edge AC.Building in this case was quite easy as it has it's left inside edge beveled enough to accommodate all of your cables, and it has enough tie down points to keep them pretty well organized. I also like how Lian LI placed the PUS area on the back, behind the MOBO tray, yet you still have enough room to move your PSU cables around..( NOTE: I looped my 25 Pin MOBO cable between the top of the PSU and the bottom of the compartment...a nice bonus!)Above the PSU sits the 2 vertical HDD and/or SSD drive trays which are easy to remove and easy to install your drives on and route your cables. There is a door that screws on to cover it in the back.Clearance for the several various radiators is good, and the magnetized dust filters a excellent and easy to clean.Next, be wary that the top panel can be a pain to install back on to the top of the case. I don't know if this is just my case, or all of them, but the small rivets that slide into the holes do not seem to be quite long enough thereby making it a tight push and pull and alignment effort. It's easy to place it on at first, but it became a struggle for me to align the top with the front edge of the case without a lot of maneuvering. And then, if you want to tighten the two thumbscrews on the back....well, get ready for more "jiggling" around. As it turns out, the alignment of the top with the front glass panel edge and the ease of tightening the back two screws go hand in hand. Again, not a huge issue, at least for me.And last, but not least, fan noise. Because three of your case fans/Radiator will be placed right over the front ventilation slots , and due to the size of the case, when your fans spin up faster than about 1000 RPM you start getting the dreaded fan noise...however, again, it not a big deal at least to me...not not really that annoying, and, when I have my headphones on and I'm gaming, the temps in this case remain relatively low, and I can't hear the fans anyway..nor do I really care.One more thing, my wife loves the looks of the case and all of the pretty colors the RGB makes...LOL..so, my marriage of 30 years will remain in tact until next time I do a new rig build.I highly recommend this case. For the price, it's well built, very well designed, looks very classy, and, it's thermals are very good!Enjoy!PWN

The Lian Li O11 is teriffic. so much to say i'll try to keep this short and sweat.Boxed well, had fears of broken glass but it arrived perfectlyEasy to disassemble and assemble. plently of screws to attach all my equipement.fan and cooler mounting options galore.Easy cable managment. new cables can be stubborn but you can blame the case for that. Pre-plan and dont hard fasten anything(except for maybe the motherboard) until you get all the cable ran. I was glad i did this to route my USB leads under my PSU.Wide foot print, but it works good with my desk space. to measure early lay down two sheet of printer 8 1/2 x 11 paper (long edges together) since the case is 17 by 10.7 inches it work perfect for me.Glass is tinted a bit but very nicely done. I have it almost right next to my monitor and the glare from the screen exist but i have to look to notice it. Actually the only visual annoyance is from my MoBo LED backlighting, but i can set that up in the BIOs.Corsair LL120s mount perfectly in the vertical section with the rubber "feet" lining up with the cutout sections like they were made for one another. the IO opening is set back into the case allowing for the cable to bend closer to the case thus giving it a tidy look near the wall.the four magneticaly mounted dust filter work well to stay in place. One issue my Radiator mount bolts with washers were a bit high so i choose to mount the top dust filter on top of the outside of the case becuase of the cascading issue of the bolt head stood too high causing the filter to rise up and the top (lid/roof) left rear connector would float over the frame slot it belongs in.Keep the plastic film one the glass until you are sure you are done with cables and everything else. the glass is fairly resistance to finger prints but the film provides better grip when picking up/remover side and front panel.I love this case and will continue to upgrade it. Replacing my 12yo Cooler Master Storm Sniper. but with mondern storage the 5 CD bays and 6 Hard bays dont have thier play in my build. also since it mostly honey comb mesh its a giant dust collector. Served me well for a few builds but it had to go. this refresh include the Case, PSU and new fans. all other guts were transfered.

Pros: Plenty of room to build. No problem fitting 280mm AIO radiator (only at the top of the case) or 360mm at the top and on the side (or both at the same time). Can be used to mount 9 120mm fans or 2 140mm and 6 120mm. Glass panels look great and easy to install. No screwed to hold them in place, they just slide info designated groves in the case for a clean look. Power supply doesn't take needed space because it's mounted int he back of the case.Make sure you remove protective plastic from both sides of the glass panels! There is plastic on the inside as well, it's just hard to see.Cons: plate in the back that should be holding your hard drives is not really helpful. You can screw your SSDs, but good luck trying connecting them. Imagine placing your drive flat on a table, now try connecting SATA power and data cables. There's no room to squeeze SATA power cable. I'm just using back plate to hide all the cables in the back. Also, if you are installing fans at the bottom of the case, 2 SSD mounting brackets will have to go. Each fan takes one bracket away.Notes: Raising this core to 5 stars due to Lian Li tech support. Around 2 weeks after buying this case, I noticed that my front glass panel was incorrectly cut at the top. Looked like a small piece of it chipped away. I e-mailed Lian Li tech support and got reply from Eric T. a few hours later. Replacement glass was sent to me with no questions asked. Technically he did ask for my address.Overall it's a great case and because of the amount of fans you can use. It looks and stays cool.