Review on 🖥️ Lian Li PC-O11DW 011 DYNAMIC Mid Tower Gaming Case - White Tempered Glass Chassis for ATX Computers by Omar Obong

First of all I like this case a lot. It has clean lines, isn't too distracting, and offers plenty of space without being a monster. I set it up the way many reviewers found worked best for cooling. It features two Noctua Chromax fans that feed air from the top and bottom. The top bracket sits just above the VRMs for the X470 Taichi board. This is not a glamorous shot, just to show what I mean. The side AIO is configured in a pull configuration as I have a newer Noctua NF-A12x25 and have been trying to hide them. This requires 240 rads, not 360. Also, the rad must be installed in the center or the front panel cables will get in the way. You don't have this problem in Push, but since the temps aren't really different I tried to hide the brown fans. Temperatures are amazing, even after stress testing and 30-minute video rendering sessions. USB-C on the front is also great. Disadvantages included a hood issue, as well as a top mount. The rail-like holes at the top are great for mounting anywhere, but they're a bit flimsy and a bit wide. I had to add washers as the fan screws just popped out without the need for tightening. The top cover is also difficult to put back on, but this is rarely done. I'm looking at it long term as the adhesive on the front of the Gamers Nexus has come loose over time and I'm hoping it was an accident.