Lian Li A4-H2O vs Silverstone SG13

Lian Li A4 H2O gets my seal of approval 👍. Good build quality, easy to work with, not too big, good pricing (with pcie 4.0 cable included), no major flaws unlike all other ITX cases that i have used so far.

The third case came and as they say, the third time's a charm. The third case came with no quality control issues that I could immediately see. Upon closer inspection, I did notice that the removable top and side panels did not sit completely flush with the rest of the frame, but it was only noticeable if I was looking for it. Now that I had a case I was happy (enough) with I began the build process

The media could not be loaded. Overall this case is really well made. Best part is it fits in my backpack for carry on flights. Aio fitment is a bit of a challenge but so far the NZXT x53 cracken and Corsair H100i Capellix fit when tubes are routed over ram and under power supply (in picture

If you're looking for an affordable itx case that can fit in a backpack and is easy to build in- just get this one. The sandwhich style itx cases are all $150 minimum and all the other cases don't come in this form factor. I also love the white version - great style. This case is really easy to build in - I've build dozens of systems and this one was actually one of the least cumbersome cases I've worked in

So did that, got this in the front door, everything fits, although, you know, as you can also see at the bottom of the case here, I will have some lit...

I know it is an old model but boy does it amazes... For sure you have to look out for dimensions and even with a modular PSU there was no way to fit also the disk cady

And the side panels are not a significant barrier, as you can see. On the GPU side, it is also very well controlled because of the exhaust. So no heat...

The front supports both 140 and 120mm fans, I set mine to exhaust and this would be perfect spot to mount a 120 or 140mm all-in-one water cooler for t...

And I think the timing here is absolutely perfect. There is no other case right now that can fit these components in this size. The NCase M one is a l...

This case is excellent, but tiiiiiiny. Thoughts? Make sure your board fits. God help you if you have a gpu. Get a modular power supply if you can afford it

The $35 difference between these cable options is hardly marginal on a case model that has a US base price of $120, so you'll want to be sure you really need the 4. (We will be expanding our testing pool in coming months.) So, for now, we tested the A4-H2O against itself in closed-panel and open-panel configurations to see how well it would contain noise and let out heat.

It was a fairly fun build to do, it is a very tight fit so plan your graphics card and cooler accordingly. As far as quality the case is very sturdy and had no problems. Noise is a very real thing with this build so i recommend buying some quiet fans and playing with power curves. After you do some testing you can get it pretty quiet with low loads

99. The A4 HTO features four removable aluminium panels, the one on the top is 2mm thick, while the ones on the side and the front are 1.5mm thick. Ta...

I actually had to bend some metal to get the PSU into it (Corsair cx750m). You definitely would have to remove the PSU to make any changes on your mobo. I used a 140mm fan in the front of this build, and the case only had 3 mounts onto which to attach the fan. Can't get a 4th 140mm fan mount??? It's pretty thin and somewhere flimsy metal