Lian-Li Case PC-O11DX STRIMER Edition TG 3.5" x3/2.5" x6 Slotx8 EAT X/ATX/mATX BK Retail

I’m going to talk about the history and my experience with this case. The LianLi 011 is a popular case since it came out to where it’s hard to find it anywhere. I’ve been eyeing this case since it came out. Then the XL came out and the mini. So actually finding this case on sale was outstanding and I hurried and bought it right when I saw it.When building in this case, it was a breeze. The button fans was a hassle cause I put the PSU first before the fans so I had to take out the PSU. But other than that, it was easy to build with perfect cable management bar in the back.The bad things about this case is when I finally peeled the wrap, the glass was already scratched. And it looked pretty bad. I had the glass leaning against a wall so no way I’ve done it.The Strimer (RGB cord) was a pain to train and making sure the fiber optic was even with the cord. Then mounting it in the back was interesting but easy. (this is the first strimer, not the strimer +) another downside is it needs ALOT of fans to hide the open holes. 5 at least for 3intake and 2exhaust.Overall, I love this case. Huge upgrade from the NZXT H500. I need to buy WAY more fans but other than that, amazing and I recommend.Pricing: this case was $100-$120 range, so buying it at $180 was extreme you might be thinking, well no. The PC market rn is crazy so newegg and other cites are selling the basic o11 for $150 with $10 shipping so spending $20 more for the RGB cable isn’t bad imo. But looks amazing in my setupEdit: turns out I’m an idiot and I didn’t see that the inner glass also had a plastic wrap. After peeling it, there was no scratches LMAO! I’m stupid. Well imma give this case a 5/5 stars then cuz how amazing and Easy it was and the cable is cool to see. The pricing is still kinda high but I don’t know if it is worth? I love it and price = quality and that’s what u get.

This is a first-rate case in all ways, and I only ding it one star because I'm not a fan of the Strimer, which I purchased by accident. That's that rainbow-ish device in the product photo, and it's an extension of the standard 24-pin motherboard power cable that can flicker in many rainbow colors, like many PC components. Unlike those components, however, the Strimer can't be controlled via the motherboard, but only by a separate set of buttons found on a backplane header.If you want the Strimer, fine, but I'm not a huge fan of RGB at all, so I wish I hadn't paid for it.Otherwise, the case certainly delivers. This would be a perfect case for a server, since it has space for many drives, and many fans. Cable management is especially nice, since the compartment for all the cable slack, which is also where the main hard drive cage and the P/S live, is pretty large.All in all, this is a good home for my new AMD Ryzen 9 3950X CPU and Gigabyte X570 motherboard. That's a very high-end setup, and deserves a first-rate case.

Great case, read/watch other noteworthy reviews to get the general appeal. Only minor issue holding this case back is quality control/tooling problems.Mine came with a stud/hole that doesn't seat perfectly, causing the re-inserting of the top panel to be a bit of a pain. It also has a similar mismatch withe one of the captive screws/holes (also on the top panel) which makes it so only one of the thumb screws is holding the top panel secure. These minor issues are annoying but not a worth it to me to pursue a return or hinder functionality.I'm overall very satisfied with the purchase! (heck I might even give the LED strimer lights a shot in my next build)

I had been looking at this case for awhile and finally ordered it. If you want to show off your hardware, then this is the case to get. You see everything, good or bad so be warned because your ability to build cleanly will be on full display. Cooling is great, I’m using an H150i Pro with and overclocked i7-7700k and my temps dropped when I moved to this case. Shipping was waaayyyyy faster then anticipated from Andromida.

a very beautiful case indeed