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Lian-Li PC-O11 Air Midi Tower - Black Window
Incredible Airflow in the Lian Li O11 Air In total up to twelve 120 mm fans can fit in the Lian Li O11 Air and the rear of the case offers enough space for two 80 mm fans at the same time. The case is with the exception of the tempered glass side panel covered in air inlets to better enable optimal airflow. On the front up to three 120 mm fans can be attached while as an alternative there is also space for two 140 mm fans. Two 120 mm PWM fans come pre-installed by Lian Li. The same layout is true of the top. The bottom of the case and between the motherboard tray and front allows for three 120 mm fans each. Lian Li opted to include three additional fans equipped with RGB-LEDs to help show off the interior of the case in its best possible light. They also cool the chamber behind the
motherboard in addition to the interior of the case generally.Naturally instead of fans users are also welcome to install compatible radiators instead. The case offers users the option of installed up to four 360 mm radiators one in the roof one on the bottom and one next to the motherboard. Should four 360 mm radiators be installed at the same time the tom and bottom of the case offers space only for narrow radiators and a slim radiator must be used next to the motherboard. Generally three triple-rads is possible however you must pay extra attention to the components used for the custom water cooling. The top of the case also allows for the possibility of installing a 280 mm radiator. Plenty of Space for Hardware and Optical Drives The Lian Li O11 Air Midi-Tower is capable of holding an
E-ATX motherboard in the left chamber up to a 420 mm long graphics card and an up to 155 mm high CPU cooler. The chamber behind the motherboard tray serves not only to improve cable management but it also allows space for installed both of the optional power supplies. The first power supply (ATX) can be installed vertically in the lower section of the case while up above there is space for a second ATX-size power supply - at least if you forfeit the HDD cage which is already there. Both power supplies can be up to 255 mm long. To maximise the ease and convenience of your cable management several partially rubberised cable passthroughs are also available which would place them near the edges of the motherboard.The HDD cage can hold two 35 HDDs or 25 drives as an alternative. Both slots can
be reached from the back of the case and are covered with a perforated bracket. An additional 25 SSD and a 35 drive can be installed on the reverse of the motherboard. There are additionally two 25-brackets which come screwed to the bottom of the right side panel. In total three 35- and six 25 data storage devices can be installed in the Lian Li O11 Air. ATX Case with Premium Design and Tempered Glass The Lian Li O11 Air Midi-Tower utilises 8 mm steel paired with a tinted tempered glass side panel. On the exterior Lian Li has built the O11 Air from the ground up for the air cooling that users desire. The front and roof of the case are both equipped with wide air inlets that are accentuated by the addition of stylish stryts. The right side panel comes with classic mesh-style air inlets set
lengthwise in two separate rows. The back row serves to provide the power supplies with fresh air the front row ensures the fans next to the motherboard tray have sufficient air. The rear of the case also comes with plenty of air inlets near the power supplies as well as the seven PCI slots.The Lian Li O11 Air Midi-Tower is slightly raised on rubberised steel feet ensuring that cool air gets through the dust filters and into the case. The chimney effect ensures warm air travels upwards into the roof which also comes with a dust filter. Two further dust filters cover the frilles in the right hand side. The front offers one of the total of five dust filters. The I/O panel comes situated off to the right side
motherboard in addition to the interior of the case generally.Naturally instead of fans users are also welcome to install compatible radiators instead. The case offers users the option of installed up to four 360 mm radiators one in the roof one on the bottom and one next to the motherboard. Should four 360 mm radiators be installed at the same time the tom and bottom of the case offers space only for narrow radiators and a slim radiator must be used next to the motherboard. Generally three triple-rads is possible however you must pay extra attention to the components used for the custom water cooling. The top of the case also allows for the possibility of installing a 280 mm radiator. Plenty of Space for Hardware and Optical Drives The Lian Li O11 Air Midi-Tower is capable of holding an
E-ATX motherboard in the left chamber up to a 420 mm long graphics card and an up to 155 mm high CPU cooler. The chamber behind the motherboard tray serves not only to improve cable management but it also allows space for installed both of the optional power supplies. The first power supply (ATX) can be installed vertically in the lower section of the case while up above there is space for a second ATX-size power supply - at least if you forfeit the HDD cage which is already there. Both power supplies can be up to 255 mm long. To maximise the ease and convenience of your cable management several partially rubberised cable passthroughs are also available which would place them near the edges of the motherboard.The HDD cage can hold two 35 HDDs or 25 drives as an alternative. Both slots can
be reached from the back of the case and are covered with a perforated bracket. An additional 25 SSD and a 35 drive can be installed on the reverse of the motherboard. There are additionally two 25-brackets which come screwed to the bottom of the right side panel. In total three 35- and six 25 data storage devices can be installed in the Lian Li O11 Air. ATX Case with Premium Design and Tempered Glass The Lian Li O11 Air Midi-Tower utilises 8 mm steel paired with a tinted tempered glass side panel. On the exterior Lian Li has built the O11 Air from the ground up for the air cooling that users desire. The front and roof of the case are both equipped with wide air inlets that are accentuated by the addition of stylish stryts. The right side panel comes with classic mesh-style air inlets set
lengthwise in two separate rows. The back row serves to provide the power supplies with fresh air the front row ensures the fans next to the motherboard tray have sufficient air. The rear of the case also comes with plenty of air inlets near the power supplies as well as the seven PCI slots.The Lian Li O11 Air Midi-Tower is slightly raised on rubberised steel feet ensuring that cool air gets through the dust filters and into the case. The chimney effect ensures warm air travels upwards into the roof which also comes with a dust filter. Two further dust filters cover the frilles in the right hand side. The front offers one of the total of five dust filters. The I/O panel comes situated off to the right side
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