Lian-Li compatible O11 Dynamic Mini, Midi-Tower, Tempered Glass - schwarz

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With a modular back panel design, you have the option to choose from 3 slots, 5 slots, or a 7 slot I/O shield to optimise the case to the configuration of your choice. With a modular back panel design, the user has the option to choose from 3 slots/ 5 slots/ 7 slots I/O shield to optimize the case to the configuration of user’s choice. When you compare the O11 Dynamic Mini against other airflow enclosures don’t expect it to perform similarly because in terms of GPU and CPU temperatures it’s really nothing special in my regular configuration.

Due to various displays and screen resolutions, the colours may vary slightly in person and for this reason, the colours shown here must be taken as a guide only. Configuring the back panel to allow the maximum amount of expansion slots supports the installation of an ATX motherboard.After a long period of test fitting different hardware, doing three different complete builds, and testing the Lian Li O11 Dynamic Mini, what are my final thoughts? The Lian Li O11 Dynamic Mini shares the same distinctive, stylish design of all the O11 series cases, with a sturdy steel frame and an aluminium construction for the roof and right side panel.

Although the Mini is rather small, it still offers multiple water cooling configuration options to the user.

In case the GPU overlaps with the side radiator mount don’t worry you can still mount a traditional 25mm radiator in that spot and still have plenty of room to spare. Let it never be said that stubbornness and stupidity did not have a link, because if the O11 Dynamic Mini is typical of the other der8auer badged cases, I’ve really been missing out (or possibly stupid). You don’t want to forget to plug in something to a motherboard header, then have to remove a radiator and fans just to access the header later on during the build process.

Details about the extent of our regulation by the Financial Conduct Authority are available from us on request. Ten years ago if you wanted a case in this size range you would have been limited to something like the Thermaltake Lanbox Lite (about 30 liters) which had a maximum CPU cooler height of around 90mm, and accepted one 90mm intake fan and two 60mm exhaust. As already mentioned the Lian Li O11 Dynamic Mini is an extremely versatile case, this is due to an innovative back panel, which has expansion slots that can be adjusted depending on users' requirements. It does lose support for 360mm radiators, but includes a perforated front panel, two front fans and a rear exhaust, and some additional changes to allow for a support of full size ATX PSUs.

The whole modularity aspect is pretty straightforward from a user experience standpoint so you can easily relocate parts based on your needs. This stunning, all white case was originally an exclusive competition prize and rereleased due to popular demand. PayPal Credit and PayPal Pay in 3 are trading names of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH.

Categories: Cases, Small Case Tags: airflow, aluminum, ATX, gaming, GPU vertical optional, ITX, M-ATX, mesh, Mini Case, Modular case, O11D, pc case, PC tower ATX power, tempered glass, USB 3. They only feature at the front where they are needed, fed through to the primary chamber via rubber grommets. The number of PCIe slots is three/five/seven, depending on which back panel you choose (and on the motherboard size). mm SPCC on the body and 1 mm SPCC for the interior and back panel, as well as 4 mm, tempered glass and 2mm aluminum in the top and left panels. With configurable expansion slots, a dual chamber design, and adjustable pump heights, this case packs plenty of options for your gaming PC.The power supply unit and the drives are housed in the right chamber of the O11 Dynamic Mini Snow Edition. By default the full 7 expansion slots are available but this can be adjusted down to just 3 to free up internal space. I would say for Mini-ITX systems this is the most useful because you can have the motherboard in the middle giving you plenty of room at the bottom for radiator clearance and at the top as well. For ATX users who love the design, the footprint, and don’t want to go with the slightly larger O11 dynamic, this is still a pretty decent choice, especially because you actually have better CPU tower clearance than in the original O11.