Lian Li O11 Dynamic Evo vs Corsair 4000X RGB

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...

I did say it was gonna be the 4000 D I did think it was the 4000 D. It's not it's the X the D has got a mesh front the X has got a glass front However...

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

This also made putting in the USB-C front panel connector difficult, which shows an oversight in the case's design itself. [I don't particularly care if the panel is removable, I would think that Corsair products at stock would perfectly fit other Corsair products at stock.] Lastly, I do wish that the case was just a bit longer so I could fit my 360mm radiator up top, but then that would obsolete the RGB connector in there by needing just one more connector [and yeah, I was bad to not do my 110% research but it really does just barely not fit]. Otherwise, for a $140 case with a $70 component pre-installed, it's very solid

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

The media could not be loaded. Used this case to build a PC for a family member. They loved the end result. Overall the case is of good quality, and putting it together it felt like a well designed setup with only a couple minor problems

I am looking at it long-term, since Gamers Nexus had their front panel glue weaken over time, and I'm hoping that was a fluke.

More expensive cases, and I hope all cases start to shift to this, come with a cloth material rather than a plastic material, which I absolutely love ...

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

Downsize from Corsair 4000X with 5900X and 3080Ti. PSA: No need to offset the side panel of Velka 3 for this GPU, just remove the “Aero” sticker from the GPU fan, the sticker rubs the side panel. PSA2: Don’t buy shorter cable Flex ATX PSU. You don’t need to spend extra $ for a shorter cable just to hide the cables

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!

So it keeps it all nice and clean looking. Another nice touch, which actually there's a lot of that on this. There's a lot of design elements been thr...