Review on 🖥️ LIAN LI LANCOOL 205 MESH: High-Airflow Mid-Tower Gaming Case with ARGB Fans, Tempered Glass & Water-Cooling Support by Brian Cox

: downgraded to 3 stars. The glass panel on the side keeps slipping out of the metal brackets that hold it to the case. I will completely disassemble the side panel and try to fix it. A major annoyance for an otherwise good cover. When people started modifying cases long ago, Lian Li made beautiful cases. I was a poor college student at the time and could never afford a more expensive apartment. 20 years later, a wife and two kids, and I finally got around to building a new PC and buying a Lian Li case. My wait wasn't long. Disappointment. The event is everything I imagined. Well designed with plenty of room for everything I needed to put in. Removable filters are easy to reach. I somehow managed to hide all the wires on the back of the car. The case was very easy to completely disassemble, which made it easier to assemble the PC. Did I mention this is my first PC in over 15 years? My stuff has changed but stayed the same. The supplied fans are pleasantly quiet. I moved them to the top of the case and added 3 TT 120mm RGB fans on the front and back of the PC for extra airflow. I use my system for CAD and media editing, so I had a lot of storage space. My build looks like this: ASRock X570Ryzen 7 3700X32GB RAMRTX20701 - 500GB M.2 NVME1 - 256GB SSD2 - 3.5" 2TB 750W Modular HDD Power Supply Enclosure still has room for a second SSD and a third 3.5" HDD. Cutting them a slot in one of the PCI covers so I can power/signal some RGBs under the case I'm still planning on wrapping the new GPU power cable to make that part of the PC look a little better I have three complaints , so I gave it 4 stars 1) If you are using full size hard drives in the drive cage below, then the power and SATA cables are very tight between the back of the hard drives and the back panel on the case. but the cables are bent at a slightly dangerous angle 2) Mounting brackets on the glass panel are held in place with double sided mounting tape The front bracket on my glass panel came loose in transit I was able to tape it back , but after a couple of weeks I can see where the bottom corner of the glass comes loose from the mount again. I'm also not sure when it happened, but there is a decent scratch on the glass. I thought it was just a stain and tried to clean it but it's still there. I thought I would be careful with the glass panel when assembling the machine, but it may have slipped onto a workbench or something. 3) A fan bracket on the top of the case, which will also be a heatsink bracket. The bracket is held in place by 1 screw near the back of the case and 2 pins on the front of the case. Since the front is held in place by two tabs, rotating the fans can cause the bracket to vibrate against the top of the case. I think if it had a heatsink on it the weight would be enough to keep it from vibration but with two 120mm fans mine works. The simple fix was to use a zip tie to firmly attach the bracket to the top of the case. This isn't really a huge complaint, more of an annoyance, but horsepower needs to be introduced from the side of the case. The back panel is non-removable to insert from behind. It was easier for me to get all the cables out of the case. Then put the PS in after removing the hard drive cage. Finally, I put the hard drive cage back into the housing and screwed it tight again. heard.