PowerSpec Lian Li PC-O11 RGB Liquid Cooled Computer case with EK Fluid Gaming Cooling

Where do I even start, missing screws, washers, directions pamphlet was not in English, the distribution block had shaving hanging from openings that could not be removed causing huge eyesores when look at front of case, the distribution block itself prevents fans being correctly mounted to side or bottom of case.Just simply steer away from this case! There is no ability get support as microcenter simply sells and does not offer support for the case. You will be forced send back entire case if have even slightest issue.

Not sure what other reviewers are talking about, but if you are even attempting a hard tube build you should be able to cobble up the missing parts needed to complete the machine. EKWB included instructions in english in my box. No missing parts, and packaged nicely. I recommend this setup for anyone who is moving away from AIO coolers, and wants to dip their toe in the custom loop world. I did make sure to get one of the mobo in their spec sheet as I did not want to rebend hard tube. If you want to use your current unlisted mobo, just means you might have to get crafty with the hard tube bends to make everything line up to the CPU.I added a lower 240 rad + second pump to keep thinks flowing. Also added a large resevoir as seen in the back. Also opted not to use the RTX waterblock it came with, since I had a perfectly good 1080ti already. Point is, this setup is as flexible as you make it. This case has tons of room for whatever flow fun you want to have. Keep in mind though, these EK parts are aluminum, so you will need to stick with the EK AL line of products. Fine for gaming, no ML training here.Nice thick glass on this case, and the plexi res in front was covered in plastic for me to remove when I was ready.Der Bauer + Lian Li + EKWB = match made in heaven (just wish they would do a copper version!)

I've used this case for a few years now. Temps do run a bit higher mainly due to no front intake. This seems to be a big problem in the forum community. After the pump went out I decided to go another route. I made my own side intake delete using a single lexan sheet from Home Depot and ordered a custom front intake panel from PPCS. PC temps are sitting pretty now.First Picture - EVGA 2080 FTW3 UltraSecond Picture - EVGA 3090 FTW3 Ultra**I had to install a GPU riser since the GPU block was too wide for horizontal mount...side panel will NOT close.

The Lian-Li PC-011 Dynamic is quite probably the new standard in PC cases. There's half a dozen versions of this case and dozens of 3rd party mods, and for good reason. It's sturdy, spacious, well designed / layed out, and lends itself well to modding. The PowerSpec case is nothing more than a PC-011 Dynamic case with some pre assembled EK Fluid Gaming components. All of these can be bought separately for less, so you're essentially paying for the assembly. The kit includes the case, the EK Velocity CPU, GPU water blocks, the EK Faceplate reservoir / pump, and the 3x120mm EK radiator and fans. All good quality stuff. The kit also comes with pre-measured, cut and bent, PETG tubing, cut at specific lengths / depths for specific motherboard CPU/GPU configurations.The kit comes pre-assembled with the reservoir and the radiator preinstalled. Chances are you're going to have to disassemble / remove the radiator to get the motherboard, CPU and GPU installed anyway, so you're really only paying to have the faceplate installed (which is a snap) and PETG cut, which I had to cut again to get them to fit snuggly and not leak anyway. Also, the leds on my faceplate don't work (and they are connected correctly using the splitter provided to run the leds for the CPU and GPU as well), so I'm going to have to disassemble / reassemble everything again assuming they'll replace the faceplate for me.Also, they have the nerve to etch their own boring ugly logo and text into the front tempered glass panel, meaning that if you had any ideas for your own designs / mods to the glass, forget it. Better off buying these components separately.

Product arrived damaged. It had been previously opened and was resealed. Top panel screws we're damaged and bent. Also had some water in reservoir.

It looks like a good deal but the qualities of the parts are the issue. The RGB light of GPU block and the water reservior doesn't work at all and one of the fans broke down today. Another fan is very unstable. Moreover, only one 360mm water cooler is not enough if you want a quieter PC build.

So first off people have been complaining about issues that make little sense. First off you don’t need fans mounted in the same way because it has a water block; thus, airflow is only necessary over the radiator. Second, if you don’t have the right mobo and graphics card, it won’t work non-issue again, and to finish off, you should always check the fittings for loose material before install, brush it away or run water through the piping and your g2g. Overall this is a great case/water loop for the money there are some issues, but they are problems due to aura lighting and not the product itself. Use common sense, and you’ll be fine. I added two fans to the back panel of the case as an evacuation just in case of temps getting high, but they are not needed for most people and are only set up to run at high temp thresholds. The case is super quiet and looks great. It also gives room for expansion later down the line if needed. All parts come included along with manual, so I’m not sure about the missing parts or manual comment.