The motherboard is another example of this focus on flexible configurations, with support for both E-ATX motherboards and three mounting positions.

Additionally, the Lian Li O11D EVO XL comes with three dual-layer cable clips, made up of a large metal piece that holds bigger cables securely in place and a Velcro strap perfect for holding small cables. That leaves us feeling a bit mixed about the side mount, however, because as great as it looks if you were to put an RGB-lit cooler or fan set there, using it will likely create a dust problem.For builders who use the side drive mount instead of radiators, this chassis could be the best of both "show-off" and "storage. The Lian Li O11DE-4W Front Mesh Kit was designed to be used with the latest addition to the O11D range, the O11D EVO.

As with O11D evo(see my build in the profile) you can make inverted build and there are three possible GPU mounting options. This chamber can easily accommodate a variety of components, including ATX PSUs that measure up to 220mm in length. Since it's designed to be equipped with the user's choice of hardware, including fans, the Lian Li 011D EVO presented a slight testing challenge in terms of comparing it to cases delivered with a loadout of their own fans. Two large cable passages face the rear of the power supply, obliging you to wrap cables around the tray to reach the motherboard's main power connection and the supplemental power headers of graphics cards, but the design also keeps those cables out of the way of the side radiator mount. Equipped with a quick-release design, the fan brackets of all three sides can be easily removed or installed.In summary, the Lian Li O11 Dynamic is more for professionals, but anyone who wants to deal with the case sufficiently and uses the most important fans on the bottom should be satisfied with this as well. The Lian Li O11D EVO RGB levels up the aesthetics of Lian Li’s most popular series of cases, with the inclusion of two vibrant RGB strips.