Lian-Li PC-O11 Dynamic XL RGB Tempered Glass E-ATX ROG Full Tower Case - Silver
E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX Support, Aluminum Frame + Tempered Glass Panels, 6 x 2.5" Drive Bays, 4 x 2.5/3.5" Hot Swappable Drive Bays, 3 x 2.5" Drive Mounts, 8 x Expansion Slots, 4 x USB 3.1 Type-A, 1 x USB Type-C, 1 x 3.5mm Audio In - 1 x 3.5mm Audio Out, 4 x Filtered Air Intakes Maximize your computer build with the white O11 Dynamic XL Full Tower Case from Lian Li. With support for E-ATX ATX micro-ATX and mini-ITX motherboards this full tower aluminum case features eight full-size expansion slots alongside modular trays for installing cooling fans or up to six 2.5 drives. There's also a 4-bay hot swappable 2.5/3.5 drive cage that can be used to house two additional PSUs and three additional fan/2.5 drive mounts on the bottom. Filtered air intakes are located on the top the side panel and the bottom of the case supporting up to two 140mm fans three 120mm fans and two 140mm fans respectively with a 120mm fan mount on the rear. Or you can install a 360mm radiators on the top side and bottom for liquid cooling. The O11 Dynamic XL Full Tower Case has a stylish design with tempered glass front and side panels that allow people to see the beauty of your build accented by the built-in ASUS ROG Aura Sync-compatible addressable RGB light strip. This case also includes two USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A ports one USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-C port and two separate 3.5mm audio jacks for your headphones and microphone.
E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX Support, Aluminum Frame + Tempered Glass Panels, 6 x 2.5" Drive Bays, 4 x 2.5/3.5" Hot Swappable Drive Bays, 3 x 2.5" Drive Mounts, 8 x Expansion Slots, 4 x USB 3.1 Type-A, 1 x USB Type-C, 1 x 3.5mm Audio In - 1 x 3.5mm Audio Out, 4 x Filtered Air Intakes Maximize your computer build with the white O11 Dynamic XL Full Tower Case from Lian Li. With support for E-ATX ATX micro-ATX and mini-ITX motherboards this full tower aluminum case features eight full-size expansion slots alongside modular trays for installing cooling fans or up to six 2.5 drives. There's also a 4-bay hot swappable 2.5/3.5 drive cage that can be used to house two additional PSUs and three additional fan/2.5 drive mounts on the bottom. Filtered air intakes are located on the top the side panel and the bottom of the case supporting up to two 140mm fans three 120mm fans and two 140mm fans respectively with a 120mm fan mount on the rear. Or you can install a 360mm radiators on the top side and bottom for liquid cooling. The O11 Dynamic XL Full Tower Case has a stylish design with tempered glass front and side panels that allow people to see the beauty of your build accented by the built-in ASUS ROG Aura Sync-compatible addressable RGB light strip. This case also includes two USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A ports one USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-C port and two separate 3.5mm audio jacks for your headphones and microphone.
E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX Support, Aluminum Frame + Tempered Glass Panels, 6 x 2.5" Drive Bays, 4 x 2.5/3.5" Hot Swappable Drive Bays, 3 x 2.5" Drive Mounts, 8 x Expansion Slots, 4 x USB 3.1 Type-A, 1 x USB Type-C, 1 x 3.5mm Audio In - 1 x 3.5mm Audio Out, 4 x Filtered Air Intakes Maximize your computer build with the white O11 Dynamic XL Full Tower Case from Lian Li. With support for E-ATX ATX micro-ATX and mini-ITX motherboards this full tower aluminum case features eight full-size expansion slots alongside modular trays for installing cooling fans or up to six 2.5 drives. There's also a 4-bay hot swappable 2.5/3.5 drive cage that can be used to house two additional PSUs and three additional fan/2.5 drive mounts on the bottom. Filtered air intakes are located on the top the side panel and the bottom of the case supporting up to two 140mm fans three 120mm fans and two 140mm fans respectively with a 120mm fan mount on the rear. Or you can install a 360mm radiators on the top side and bottom for liquid cooling. The O11 Dynamic XL Full Tower Case has a stylish design with tempered glass front and side panels that allow people to see the beauty of your build accented by the built-in ASUS ROG Aura Sync-compatible addressable RGB light strip. This case also includes two USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A ports one USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-C port and two separate 3.5mm audio jacks for your headphones and microphone.
E-ATX, ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX Support, Aluminum Frame + Tempered Glass Panels, 6 x 2.5" Drive Bays, 4 x 2.5/3.5" Hot Swappable Drive Bays, 3 x 2.5" Drive Mounts, 8 x Expansion Slots, 4 x USB 3.1 Type-A, 1 x USB Type-C, 1 x 3.5mm Audio In - 1 x 3.5mm Audio Out, 4 x Filtered Air Intakes Maximize your computer build with the white O11 Dynamic XL Full Tower Case from Lian Li. With support for E-ATX ATX micro-ATX and mini-ITX motherboards this full tower aluminum case features eight full-size expansion slots alongside modular trays for installing cooling fans or up to six 2.5 drives. There's also a 4-bay hot swappable 2.5/3.5 drive cage that can be used to house two additional PSUs and three additional fan/2.5 drive mounts on the bottom. Filtered air intakes are located on the top the side panel and the bottom of the case supporting up to two 140mm fans three 120mm fans and two 140mm fans respectively with a 120mm fan mount on the rear. Or you can install a 360mm radiators on the top side and bottom for liquid cooling. The O11 Dynamic XL Full Tower Case has a stylish design with tempered glass front and side panels that allow people to see the beauty of your build accented by the built-in ASUS ROG Aura Sync-compatible addressable RGB light strip. This case also includes two USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A ports one USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-C port and two separate 3.5mm audio jacks for your headphones and microphone.
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Lian Li PC-O11D-ROG XL GAMING CASE / WHITE | Price Jordan - iGeek
Lian Li PC-O11 Dynamic XL ROG Certified Tempered Glass RGB EATX Case - White
Lian Li PC-O11 Dynamic XL ROG Certified Tempered Glass RGB EATX Case - White
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originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Pros:Plenty of spaceGreat layoutPerfect for multiple fan/multiple RAD configurationClean lookReal glass on front and sideWell made and good quality controlGreat airflowSolid cable managementGood modularityCons:PriceyLarge footprint (wide and tall)Very heavyManual isn't very detailedOverall, this is a great case for those that want to show off their setup, especially for those that do their own custom liquid cooling. If you aren't looking to showcase and just want function, then this case may not be for you.
originally posted on newegg.com
Got this for my husband, honestly he will not shut up about this. He had the original o11 and he loved it....this....he's enamored with it. I don't think I've ever seen him not scream at a case for a design but outside of not reading instructions on how things are don't to pull stuff out ...he was really quiet and I kept hearing him mumble to himself saying "oh!? That's pretty cool!" Or "oh! Wow that's an awesome idea!" I've never seen a man so excited about hard drive bays. He sent me this picture about 5 hours from the moment of swapping his current system into the case. He was just so happy with himself. He said currently he's waiting on a vertical mount for his card. With how happy he is, I have to give this top marks! Again he did say the front cables felt ... MoreGot this for my husband, honestly he will not shut up about this. He had the original o11 and he loved it....this....he's enamored with it. I don't think I've ever seen him not scream at a case for a design but outside of not reading instructions on how things are don't to pull stuff out ...he was really quiet and I kept hearing him mumble to himself saying "oh!? That's pretty cool!" Or "oh! Wow that's an awesome idea!" I've never seen a man so excited about hard drive bays. He sent me this picture about 5 hours from the moment of swapping his current system into the case. He was just so happy with himself. He said currently he's waiting on a vertical mount for his card. With how happy he is, I have to give this top marks! Again he did say the front cables felt short and not very friendly with wire management, however you can make it work.
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Great case, looks fantastic when it’s all set up with RGV fans and lights. Very spacey. Will fit RTX 4090 Asus TUF, but just barely (Width Wise).Negatives are minor for me enough. But first is that the cable management doesn’t have many options in the back. The roof also has to be pulled with the strength of GOKU in order to get it off the first time you take it off AFTER putting the PC together. Once you get it off the first time it stays easy to get off and on. You also have to take the roof off to take the side glass panel off. The cable management panel behind the back panel can be annoying to figure out how to get out.
| Motherboard Support | ATX, E-ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX |
| Internal Drive Bays | 6 x 2.5" And 4 x 2.5/3.5" |
| Additional Drive Mounting | 3 x 2.5" (Bottom) |
| Expansion Slots | 8 x Full Height |
| Maximum GPU Length | 17.56" / 446 mm |
Lian Li PC-O11D-ROG XL GAMING CASE / WHITE | Price Jordan - iGeek
Lian Li PC-O11 Dynamic XL ROG Certified Tempered Glass RGB EATX Case - White
Lian Li PC-O11 Dynamic XL ROG Certified Tempered Glass RGB EATX Case - White
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Lian Li PC-O11 Dynamic XL ROG Certified Tempered Glass RGB EATX Case - White
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Pros:Plenty of spaceGreat layoutPerfect for multiple fan/multiple RAD configurationClean lookReal glass on front and sideWell made and good quality controlGreat airflowSolid cable managementGood modularityCons:PriceyLarge footprint (wide and tall)Very heavyManual isn't very detailedOverall, this is a great case for those that want to show off their setup, especially for those that do their own custom liquid cooling. If you aren't looking to showcase and just want function, then this case may not be for you.
Got this for my husband, honestly he will not shut up about this. He had the original o11 and he loved it....this....he's enamored with it. I don't think I've ever seen him not scream at a case for a design but outside of not reading instructions on how things are don't to pull stuff out ...he was really quiet and I kept hearing him mumble to himself saying "oh!? That's pretty cool!" Or "oh! Wow that's an awesome idea!" I've never seen a man so excited about hard drive bays. He sent me this picture about 5 hours from the moment of swapping his current system into the case. He was just so happy with himself. He said currently he's waiting on a vertical mount for his card. With how happy he is, I have to give this top marks! Again he did say the front cables felt ... MoreGot this for my husband, honestly he will not shut up about this. He had the original o11 and he loved it....this....he's enamored with it. I don't think I've ever seen him not scream at a case for a design but outside of not reading instructions on how things are don't to pull stuff out ...he was really quiet and I kept hearing him mumble to himself saying "oh!? That's pretty cool!" Or "oh! Wow that's an awesome idea!" I've never seen a man so excited about hard drive bays. He sent me this picture about 5 hours from the moment of swapping his current system into the case. He was just so happy with himself. He said currently he's waiting on a vertical mount for his card. With how happy he is, I have to give this top marks! Again he did say the front cables felt short and not very friendly with wire management, however you can make it work.
Great case, looks fantastic when it’s all set up with RGV fans and lights. Very spacey. Will fit RTX 4090 Asus TUF, but just barely (Width Wise).Negatives are minor for me enough. But first is that the cable management doesn’t have many options in the back. The roof also has to be pulled with the strength of GOKU in order to get it off the first time you take it off AFTER putting the PC together. Once you get it off the first time it stays easy to get off and on. You also have to take the roof off to take the side glass panel off. The cable management panel behind the back panel can be annoying to figure out how to get out.
This is very disappointing.The case description shows that the clearance is sufficient to fit Noctua’s NH-U14S Threadripper. Unfortunately, the case was touching the glass and caused melting.The case has some sharp edges and caused a horrible cut of my finger during a simple installment of a second HDD!For the same price or a little more, you can get a much bitter quality.
Well engineered case and good for those who like to build, easily assembles/disassembles. Lots of space and I love the extra window space in the front. My near-final completion looks really good.My only complaint is the design of the vertical GPU kit mount. It completely blocks all your other PCIE slots so you cant use them. I have an MSI motherboard and added the MSI Thunderbolt card for the bottom PCIE slot which I cant use now. It fit on my Phanteks P500A even with a vertical GPU mount but not on this case. Seems like a design flaw that limits this oversize case design which is why people buy an XL case like this.
This is legitimately the best case I have ever bought, so why only four stars instead of 5?1) There is no sound dampening on the hard drive bays, so it makes a loud rattling sound every time I access a HDD, which isn't often, but is still annoying.2) There is a strange tabbed *and* screwed connector on the bottom of the case to mount 3 fans on, and a tab broke literally the second time I took it out. It's a really flimsy bit of plastic, so the tabs are non-functional now. But the screws still work, so... yay?On the plus side, this case has a lot going for it:1) Plenty of room, even for the largest video cards2) Really nice airflow modability, with side, back, and top fans allowing you to push air around to your heart's content.3) It's super pretty, with ... MoreThis is legitimately the best case I have ever bought, so why only four stars instead of 5?1) There is no sound dampening on the hard drive bays, so it makes a loud rattling sound every time I access a HDD, which isn't often, but is still annoying.2) There is a strange tabbed *and* screwed connector on the bottom of the case to mount 3 fans on, and a tab broke literally the second time I took it out. It's a really flimsy bit of plastic, so the tabs are non-functional now. But the screws still work, so... yay?On the plus side, this case has a lot going for it:1) Plenty of room, even for the largest video cards2) Really nice airflow modability, with side, back, and top fans allowing you to push air around to your heart's content.3) It's super pretty, with two full glass panel sides, and a small RGB strip in the front4) Plenty of connectors, though the two USB ports on the bottom are kinda weird and I forget about them.5) Has a vertical mounting slot for GPUs if you're into that kind of thing6) Cable management is really easy on it, with grommets everywhere to route and hide cables as much as possible.7) It's a really solid case, feels like a really good quality product. Everything clicks apart and back together very smoothly, and the build for it went very smoothly.Hopefully Lian Li will make the HDD bays less annoying in their next revision of this, because this is just a stupid awesome case.
First off, you're better off buying the EVO version, which features an assortment of improvements over this version, like the ability to remove the side panel without having to take the top off and far better cable management options.Secondly, I think this case is massively overrated. While it's design might be influential, some aspects of its construction are entirely cheap and were never critiqued the way they should have been because of tech darling Der Bauer's involvement with the case design. Here's one area for example: the awful screws that are used to secure the back shroud/SSD mounts--they're teeny, tiny, and they're multiple sizes. Why? Who cares there's a Der Bauer badge inside! Hooray!I also found the cable management in this case to absolutely ... MoreFirst off, you're better off buying the EVO version, which features an assortment of improvements over this version, like the ability to remove the side panel without having to take the top off and far better cable management options.Secondly, I think this case is massively overrated. While it's design might be influential, some aspects of its construction are entirely cheap and were never critiqued the way they should have been because of tech darling Der Bauer's involvement with the case design. Here's one area for example: the awful screws that are used to secure the back shroud/SSD mounts--they're teeny, tiny, and they're multiple sizes. Why? Who cares there's a Der Bauer badge inside! Hooray!I also found the cable management in this case to absolutely stink. Having coming off builds that featured the Corsair 680X and 5000T, I was stunned by how bad the cable management options in this case are. Basically, you have to do it all yourself, and there's no real "path" or "route" that is arranged for you.Also, my condolences to anyone having to use 2 Commander Core XTs in your rig; you're in for a rat's nest the likes of which you've never seen before.Oh, and did I mention that my front RGB strip failed within 6 months of purchasing, and I've heard nothing from Lian Li since filing a claim 2 weeks ago? Awesome!If you want an overrated and overpriced case from a company resting on its laurels and coasting on its reputation, look no further.
I really had no idea a case could get this nice. I hesitated to spend the money on this case because I usually care very little about aesthetics and make my case choice based solely on functionality and utility. Being this was my first custom cooling venture I decided to get something sexy that would also allow me to see if my setup started leaking! LOL This case has both: it looks cool and it is obviously designed with the "custom builder" in mind. The interior width and height are large enough that all components have plenty of breathing room. All the cables can be routed behind the board to a separate out-of-view compartment. I still have a video card water block, fan and additional radiator to install. The additional mounting points will make this a breeze. It's ... MoreI really had no idea a case could get this nice. I hesitated to spend the money on this case because I usually care very little about aesthetics and make my case choice based solely on functionality and utility. Being this was my first custom cooling venture I decided to get something sexy that would also allow me to see if my setup started leaking! LOL This case has both: it looks cool and it is obviously designed with the "custom builder" in mind. The interior width and height are large enough that all components have plenty of breathing room. All the cables can be routed behind the board to a separate out-of-view compartment. I still have a video card water block, fan and additional radiator to install. The additional mounting points will make this a breeze. It's rad! Just buy it yo!
I love the aesthetic of this case, it has so much room to do whatever you want! I got 12 of the bitspower O RGB fans to mount 10 in the case and 2 to my air cooler. I moved from a lancool 2 and can say the space and customization of this case is second to none. I plan on putting a 360 aio into the machine once they come back in stock. When I was there all they had was a white mag cooler. Highly recommend for anyone who wants a lot of RGB goodness or just crazy good airflow in general.
I got this case because the girlfriend wanted a case that was easy to build in, visually appealing, and white. It is an eATX, so go with this if you have plenty of desk space and are planning on building with at least an ATX motherboard inside. You can go ITX, but that'll just leave a huge unused space and it'll look a tad bit odd, especially with a case as large as this one.Comes with 2 HDD fast swappable trays in the back for 4 HDDs in total. Wasn't necessary since we went with 2 NVMe M.2 SSDs for all our storage. Removing the HDD trays gave more than enough room for easy cable management, although included cable fasteners are lacking in the back.Does NOT come with fans(which may be a con for some of you), but I was planning on picking up 9 Corsair LL120s ... MoreI got this case because the girlfriend wanted a case that was easy to build in, visually appealing, and white. It is an eATX, so go with this if you have plenty of desk space and are planning on building with at least an ATX motherboard inside. You can go ITX, but that'll just leave a huge unused space and it'll look a tad bit odd, especially with a case as large as this one.Comes with 2 HDD fast swappable trays in the back for 4 HDDs in total. Wasn't necessary since we went with 2 NVMe M.2 SSDs for all our storage. Removing the HDD trays gave more than enough room for easy cable management, although included cable fasteners are lacking in the back.Does NOT come with fans(which may be a con for some of you), but I was planning on picking up 9 Corsair LL120s anyway(hence why room for cable management was a must). You're also able to add 1 more 120mm fan in the rear for a total of 10 case fans.Yes, this case IS on the pricier sideYes, this case IS tremendously overused and common, but for good reasonYes, this case IS meant for intricate water-cooled builds, but you don't have to. Even simple air-cooled builds will look nice. (Like in my own O11 Dynamic)And yes, I would DEFINITELY build in this case again. It's just so easy
| Motherboard Support | ATX, E-ATX, Micro-ATX, Mini-ITX |
| Internal Drive Bays | 6 x 2.5" And 4 x 2.5/3.5" |
| Additional Drive Mounting | 3 x 2.5" (Bottom) |
| Expansion Slots | 8 x Full Height |
| Maximum GPU Length | 17.56" / 446 mm |
