Lian Li A4-H2O vs Velka 5 V2

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

I use this PC for my work on the go and I travel with a SteelSeries Apex controller and my Samsung Tab S7 plus. With the help of Super Display I can use my tablet as both an android device and a x86 laptop with a single USB-C cable. This allows for 120hz OLED gaming at high resolutions. So far the machine is whisper quiet with my undervolted settings with CPU temps of 75 degrees and GPU temps of 72 degrees

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...

If you are looking to build a gaming PC as small as possible under 10 liters, both of these cases are great options, really could swing either way. If...

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...

You will have to apply more force than you're comfortable with to manage excess PSU cables. The temperature on CPU and GPU are almost the same as my previous NR200 setup which had 3 case fans. CPU - low 40C idle, max 70C GPU - 38C idle, max 68C Overall, I'm very satisfied with the finished build. If you're looking for a sub 10-liter SFF case, I highly recommend this one

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...

Also, the packaging for the sides of the case is not sufficient, as the box is incredibly thin and there is only a plastic wrap covering the sides. My case isn't so bad that I would return it since it will be put into a backpack where I'm sure it will be scuffed anyway, but I might be disappointed if I were intending to leave this on my desk all the time.