Corsair ICUE 465X RGB vs Lian Li O11 Dynamic Evo

And there's quite a lot of ventilation sort of just down the side of the chassis. So anyone fearing that the fact that it has tempered glass on there ...

With the O11D EVO, Lian Li hopes to simplify the PC building experience while offering a wide array of configurations that displays and cools the PC i...

It's got solid construction, and the tempered glass panels let you just sit back and admire your system's internals. It includes three LL120 fans, which make up a large part of the price tag. They retail individually for $40 USD, or as a 3-pack with a Lighting Node Pro for $130. The case I received included a Lighting Node Core which is probably the most basic solution for RGB fan control that Corsair offers, but it's perfectly adequate

Positives: 1. Build quality is amazing. Everything feels very solid (no paper-thin sheet metal), cable grommets to route everything 2

There's one in the front here that's easy to access. And we've got one on the bottom here for the power supply. So we can keep the dust out of the cas...

Third - You REALLY need to plan out your fans for intake/exhaust because if you go with an AIO cooler as I did, it really changes things up. And with how the case air flows it can make a huge difference. Not only that, but you also need to plan out your wiring because holy smokes you have ZERO room for error on this. Sloppy wiring and cable management will literally kill the look of any build you put in this case

Things I like: 3 free intake fans, space for 3 more exhaust fans. Cable management is pretty good with the aforementioned caveat of the missing tie downs on the top od the power supply section. Nice glass panel so you can see inside without opening it. I wouldn't recommend buying this until they fix the top so you can get the moba screws in

Simple to work on, Plenty of ventilation with dust covers, looks fantastic, tons of room especially for a mid-size tower, Fits the 3090 Founders Edition!

Now Corsair did also include the Node Core that connects the LL series fans RGB cables, so you can control the lighting through the IQ software. But o...

Plenty of room length wise but pay attention to max heights and widths for heatsinks and GPU's. Also don't forget to consider the extra width needed for a PCI express cable if yours plugs in the side of the GPU. (wasn't a problem on mine and the cable adds another inch or so but check.) Cons: The mount points for the fans are curved shaped and bend of you tighten the fan screws too much much