Lian Li's PC-O11 Dual-Chambered case has been launched

[WYP]

Lian Li's PC-O11 Dual-Chambered chassis has been launched, offering a cube-like design and a beautiful mixture of tempered glass and Aluminium.



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[Gambit2K]

I am definitely using this in my upcoming Ryzen build, I was previosly using the Thermaltake Core P5 Tempered Glass. But naaaw son! dual 360 is going to be great

 

[AlienALX]

Yeah this is gorgeous. Not prohibitively expensive either, just reassuringly so

 

[AngryGoldfish]

Can you install a 360 radiator at the bottom?

 

[WYP]

Can you install a 360 radiator at the bottom?

Here is an image from Lian Li

I will update the article to clarify Radiator support.

 

[Greenback]

Video says you can fit a 360 in the front aswell, is it just me who thinks Matx board and maybe a little jiggly pokery to get 3 360 rads just because

 

[AngryGoldfish]

Video says you can fit a 360 in the front aswell, is it just me who thinks Matx board and maybe a little jiggly pokery to get 3 360 rads just because

Looking at the website now it looks like you won't be able to fit 3x360mm radiators at the same time. Either the bottom or the front will have to be a 240. Also by the looks of it you won't have much room to fit a reservoir and pump if you install a 240 or 360 in the front unless you have a short graphics card. Maybe a 30mm thick rad will fit. I reckon if you chopped up the 360 bracket and turned it into a 240mm bracket, perfectly centered it by drilling new holes in the partition tray, and then added a pair of 360's in the top and bottom you'd have a beastly setup. If the reservoir doesn't fit in the main compartment you could install it in the back.

 

[Greenback]

Looking at the website now it looks like you won't be able to fit 3x360mm radiators at the same time. Either the bottom or the front will have to be a 240. Also by the looks of it you won't have much room to fit a reservoir and pump if you install a 240 or 360 in the front unless you have a short graphics card. Maybe a 30mm thick rad will fit. I reckon if you chopped up the 360 bracket and turned it into a 240mm bracket, perfectly centered it by drilling new holes in the partition tray, and then added a pair of 360's in the top and bottom you'd have a beastly setup. If the reservoir doesn't fit in the main compartment you could install it in the back.

Was looking at the pic and it looks like the front 360 bracket could go up a few inches, obviously you'd have to get the silverstone RGB fan grills to go in there

 

[AngryGoldfish]

Was looking at the pic and it looks like the front 360 bracket could go up a few inches, obviously you'd have to get the silverstone RGB fan grills to go in there

Yeah, they'd be perfect. Would add a dash of vibrancy to what is clearly a dull case.

 

[Greenback]

Yeah, they'd be perfect. Would add a dash of vibrancy to what is clearly a dull case.

Sorry couldn't resist, I will go bang my head against a wall as punishment for a bad suggestion

 

[BucketInABucket]

Anyone know when this will be available to buy in the UK?