Lian-Li O11 Dynamic Mini ATX Mini-Tower Case, Snow White

For my main computer. And I got this case at a great price. Very versitile. Looks fantastic. Easy to work on. Great air flo, and cable management.

Very good, did not like the vertical gpu mount that lian li made so I got the phanteks vertical gpu, had to do some modding on the pcie mounts to make it work however. In conclusion the case is really good looking and is great for airflow. If you’re on a budget, DONT GET IT, get a cheaper case so you can get a better gpu or cpu.

easy to build in and cable manage

Love my pc case! It’s the perfect desk top size. It doesn’t take up too much space. There’s a lot of openings for airflow. It’s strong and tough. It holds multiple fans and it has enough screws to hold it all.

Let's be real; i bought this for aesthetics. It looks very cute and stylish, it's a good quality for the case design, it is pretty good value for money, and the functionality is there;You can fit a 4070 ti, an ATX mobo, a 240mm AIO cooler, and about 6 of the Lian Li fans in there.As a side note; YOU NEED A SFX POWER SUPPLY. That is a small form factor power supply; I got mine from lian li.Now, had you used lower profile parts, I would have been able to fit 7 fans. However, as it is, my mobo has some weird heat sinks that block the third fan on the top. Just be aware you NEED to plan for form factor with this case.

After having seen a few builds with the 011 mini, I decided to take a foray into it myself. I was not disappointed.Everything in this case is well put together. Solid construction, and a painless process for removing all panels and quickly putting them on again -- something I had to do multiple times during the build process.When everything is together, its simply a beautiful thing to behold -- like a piece of art in your workspace. Especially when combined with Lian LI's UniFan's, RGB lighting really makes this box pop, and not in a tacky way.Perhaps my only gripe is on how cramped things can get in the back of the case. Even if you're good at running your lines methodically, you'll definitely encounter some issues here. If you're a person who will stick exclusively to NvMe drives on your motherboard, it won't be much of a challenge. If you're like me and want to toss some traditional Sata drives in there, its doable, but very tight. Allegedly you can fit 2 3.25" drives in the included cage, as well as two more Sata drives mounted to the side wall of the case, but I did not go that far.Other than that small gripe though, this is a beautiful case that's moderately easy to work in, and I would recommend to anyone.

This will be my 4th Lian Li case. I have 2 O11 minis, a standard O11 and the O11 XL. As you can tell I love these cases. Whether for water cooling or air I cut say enough about the functionality and customizability of them. Three of my cases are watercooled and 1 is air-cooled and all provide great Temps. If you're on the fence Bout it I would say don't and just get it. You won't regret it. I'm not some fan boy nor am I getting anything for this. Just do it and tell me if I'm wrong. Worst case you can return it if what I'm saying doesn't apply to you and you end up not liking it. The Mini is the most customizable one if you like to tinker or experiment with different builds. I'm running full ATX board with a 3080ti and watercooling fits perfectly. By the way I'm running a slim 360 rad on the bottom and a fat 280 rad in the front.

Fantastic product and i cant wait to start my build. It got to me earlier than expected and wasnt broken or anything which is always nice.