Souhaitez-vous protéger votre achat? Vérifiez que cette assurance couvre vos besoins

J'ai pas mal hésité entre ce boitier et le Xigmatek Aquarius plus, mais en regardant beaucoup de vidéos sur les 2 boitiers mon choix c'est plus porter sur le Lian-Li O11 et je ne regrette absolument pas (Achat mars 2022), j'ai l'impression que la qualité des matériaux parait "supérieur " sur le Lian-Li et pour avoir regardé différents modes avec ce boitier, j'ai plus été attiré par celui-ci et pour le moment je dois dire que je ne suis pas déçu, il est quasiment démontable de partout super pratique pour nettoyer ! bien insonoriser je n'ai pas à me plaindre de bruit malgré mes 8 ventilateurs que j'ai rajoutés (Corsair LL120) donc je vous le recommande fortement si votre priorité est l'esthétique !

2 personnes ont trouvé cela utile

belfort m.

top !

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 26 janvier 2023

je suis très contente de mon achat
et le vendeur UPDATE INFORMATIQUE très sèrieux et très compétent
Envoi rapide et très bien protégé

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 30 décembre 2022

Vraiment top je passe d’un Corsair 5000D airflow au LianLi bah il a pas photo

Meilleur boîtier à mes yeux

jérémy VN

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 28 décembre 2022

Boîtier idéal pour le management des câbles

Un très bon concept mais des défauts en AIR COOLING

Dan

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 16 juillet 2021

Voilà une belle manière de casser les codes d'une tour de bureau même si il y a des défauts. Bien pensé et surtout agréable à regarder, il fait PC et vitrine en même temps avec ses 2 vitres, le montage et très intuitif. Le plus gros défaut c'est si vous utilisez un refroidissement par AIR pour votre CPU, la notice indique 155mm hauteur max mais c’est faux, j'avais un Hyper 212 (1er modèle) mesurant 153mm et je ne pouvais pas fermer la vitre, les caléoducs gênaient, je n'ai pas mesurer mais 150mm semble le grand max et encore. Je me suis rabattu sur le noctua NH-U9S plus compact qui rentre sans problème. Ceux avec un Watercooling n'auront aucun problème bien entendu. A l'arrière pas mal de place pour ranger les cables, les filtres au nombre de 4 et assez accessibles, la tour est super stable avec ces patins. Seulement 2 USB3.0 en façade et 1 USB3.1 type C. Pas de switch reset ni de ventilateurs fournis. Enfin le petit détail que j'ai aimé : la led du bouton alimentation n'est pas bleu fixe, elle change de couleur violet/rose lors des accès disque dur c'est très discret et joli

3 personnes ont trouvé cela utile

Une référence pour les amateurs de watercooling et RGB

Roland

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 28 février 2022

Clairement, ce boitier s'impose comme une vraie référence pour ceux qui aiment voir leurs composants et créer une ambiance RGB sans sacrifier le refroidissement et dans une moindre mesure la nuisance sonore. On peut facilement monter 6 ventilateurs 120mm en injection d'air et un AiO 240/280/360mm en extraction sur le dessus (un Corsair iCue H115i RGB Pro XT en 280mm sur mon build). Même avec des vitesses basses, l'air chaud est extrait très efficacement du boitier. Avec un Ryzen 7 5800X et une Radeon 6700XT, les températures restent respectivement vers 60-65° pour le CPU et 70° pour le GPU en pleine charge (par exemple God of War en 1440p preset High). Niveau sonore, c'est moins bon que mon précédent boitier Fractal Design, on entend beaucoup plus les ventilos de l'AiO lorsque la charge monte, mais le flux d'air est largement meilleur. Je ne peux que recommander!

Une personne a trouvé cela utile

Pixel_uzi

Design et efficace

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 29 septembre 2022

Un boîtier très joli, design avec beaucoup de place pour les grosses configurations et ceux qui aiment la propreté des câbles.
Câblage simple, aération au top

Un boitier sobre, classe et modulable à souhait!

Florian Huet

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 24 mars 2020

Le Lian Li o11 Dynamic est un boitier qui permet une excellente aération des composants qui se trouvent à l'intérieur.

Il vous faudra cependant vous procurer des ventilateurs car il n'en est pas pourvu malheureusement, ce qui vous fera dépenser un peu plus pour que le boitier soit "complet", ce qui peut rebuter, car sans être trop cher pour ce type de boitier, il n'est pas non plus abordable pour tous. ( prix entre 130 et 160 € selon le cas, +frais additionnels de ventilateurs)

--------- Note : 4/5 Rapport qualité/prix---------------

Ceci étant dit, vous pourrez vraiment orienter le flux d'air à l'intérieur du boiter comme vous le souhaiterez.
Avec des emplacements de ventilations (aerocooling ou watercooling) sur le dessus, le dessous et le côté, vous avez l'embarras du choix.

A l'heure actuellement je n'ai pas encore monté mon pc donc je ne peux dire quoique ce soit sur le fonctionnement des fiches etc.. ni concernant le bruit du système.

---------------Bruit: 3/5 pour le moment --------------

En tous cas, il me fait forte impression et les gens l'apprécient énormément en règle générale!

--------------Style: 5/5----------------

3 personnes ont trouvé cela utile

Traduire tous les commentaires en français

Meilleurs commentaires provenant d’autres pays

Synthematix

Absolutely Stunning Chassis

Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 5 août 2019

Im currently using a thermaltake tower900 case (massive the size of a household fridge) ive discovered the expensive way ryzen runs just as good on air so watercooling a 2700x is an absolute waste of time, you will only gain 100mhz

However, watercooling a GPU is where its at for me, ryzen is very efficient, you dont need watercooling so i went for this smaller case, lian li have always been number1 for build quality and nothings changed here, its amazing.

Now im not watercooling my 2700x im using the supplied wraith prism cooler (beautiful cooler) and the whole system is quieter as theres a pump less and 3 fans less, so my advice is elementally simple, please don't waste your time or money watercooling a ryzen cpu, watercool your graphics card instead.

Once my radeon card arrives im getting a waterblock for it and a custom front reservoir with d5 pump, it replaces the front glass panel, will look amazing as ive seen a few pictures.

Anyway, this case is absolutely amazing no joke, its compact and very cleverly thought out, and it looks very classy and not like a trashy lump of plastic like most other cases.

My advice is don't buy the white version though, the black one looks much better, as the internal rubber grommets are black, in a white case they look silly. RGB also looks better in a black case.

Its ace, buy one!

3 personnes ont trouvé cela utile

Puddingdwarf

Excellent case, especially for the price! But not without issues.

Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 1 octobre 2020

For around £130 this case is of an extremely high quality, I've experienced much lower quality cases at the £200 price range.

Overall its nice to build in and the duel compartment makes it super easy to make a setup look clean.

The case supports 9 120mm fans and basically any radiator size, however for me whilst building, the case seemed to really not want me to use the bottom fan mounts.
First off if your looking to vertical mount your gpu AND have bottom fans like me, DON'T get the Lian Li 011 vertical gpu mount! The lower support for the gpu of that kit has to be screwed into the bottom fan mounts of the case so you can't have fans there. I made do without using it but had to slip a rubber block under the card to make sure all the pressure wasn't on the one gpu mounting screw.
Additionally the motherboard mounting position should be slightly higher. There's a crazy amount of space up top, enough to fit a push pull radiator setup, but this means the bottom of an ATX board sits lower that the top of the bottom mounted 120mm fans. This caused issues with the cases USB motherboard connector which sticks out a large amount from the motherboard and into the middle fan position. As such I have to have the connector bent up over the fan slightly which I shouldn't have to do. So if your motherboards case USB port is at the bottom and you want to mount fans at the bottom, you'll either have to deal with the connection being bent slightly, get slim form factor fans or not use the front case USB ports. This shouldn't have been an issue and there should have been room at the bottom for full size 120mm fans to not overlap the motherboard. This would be a mojor problem if your mounting a bottom radiator and want to use the case USBs as you wouldn't be able to bend the USB conne tor up slightly.

Another design change I would have liked is for the side intake fan mounting bracket to just be a long hole strip rather than the in out design you can see in the amazon images. This way mounting options for radiators smaller than full size would be considerably larger. The way I was able to mount my 240 radiator flush with 1 120mm fan below it was to file a few of the holes to be longer and the screws only go through the holes on 2 points, the others are just in the empty space and the radiator is being kept in place by those 2 screws and the parts of the case between the radiator and the radiator fans. Having the side mounts the same as the top and bottom would have made this install easy without the need for 'damaging' the case.

Whilst most of what I've said so far is negative I've given the case 5 stars because it deserves it, most of the issues I had are because of my specific setup and the way I wanted to have it, most people buying this would mount their radiator differently or be using a full size or a custom loop, both of which are what the case is designed for. But for those switching cases, already having a 240 radiator, it's something to keep in mind, the way I've done it is the only way to have the radiator not stick out further than the 3rd fan, unless you mount it the radiator in the middle and don't have a third fan.

The case looks amazing and is a design that a lot of other companies have now copied since its release, but none have gotten it as good in my opinion. All materials are quality and the case is versatile having tons of room for multiple full size radiators, extremely large graphics cards and the possibility of housing an E-ATX board. The way the panels come off is also extremely easy and convenient. You unscrew two screws on the top panel that can't be removed so you can't loose them, slide the top panel off and from there you simply lift the other panels up and off, no other screws required and everything is very secure even with this setup.

When it comes to the back section of the case, the PSU is mounted sideways and there's a HDD cage above it that's removable and can hold 2 3.5 HDDs and can also be adjusted to hold 2.5 drives. The case comes with 2 mounts for 2.5 SSDs which screw into the bottom fan mounts, so you have to choose whether you want to use those or have bottom fans. However there's a removable panel that hides the wirering round the back which you can mount 1 3.5 HDD too plus 1 2.5 drive or 2 2.5 drives too. This means you can have up to 3 3.5 drives plus 3 2.5 drives mounted in the case or 2 3.5 and 4 2.5. So drive support is very strong.
The one issue I had however is that I simply can't mount my 3.5 SSHD to the wire cover slot as the SATA port faces towards the metal rather than the open space, so unless your SATA cable has the wires stick out from the opposite side or the wires connect to the head in a straight line, you can't connect the drive to the PSU in that position, which looks like a potential oversight, so I had to use the cage for 1 3.5 drive when I should have been able to remove it and mount it to the wiring cover.

Thermals with all fan positions used and dust filters left on are very good, better than they were with the same fans in a modern standard form factor case, even with the gpu mounted vertically. For me I'm seeing 10 degrees lower cpu temps and 5 degrees lower gpu temps from my previous case. That means a gigabyte 2070 super running at 70 degrees peak, averaging 65 under load and an i7 9700k peaking at 53 degrees and averaging 45 under load, un-overclocked. Of course this depend on your fans, radiator, pump, and components but it's an example of how hot decently high end hardware runs in this case.

TLDR: if you like the design of the case then get it. High quality, versatile, good airflow, great drive support and better than the same style cases from competing brands who copied this design.

4 personnes ont trouvé cela utile

Scuba Steve

Best mid-tower case going?

Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 18 août 2020

Possibly the best case I’ve ever built in (and I’ve built a fair few), the case is simply fantastic, Lian-Li have really taken their time in designing it and putting attention to detail in the features of the case.

The double width offers space of effective cable management and allows the PSU to site comfortably in the rear section of the case out of sight with dedicated channels to run the cables and grommets over the pass-through holds back to the visible side of the case. The ability to mount a GPU sideways was the main selling point of the case for me and it really does look beautiful. It has a range of mounting options for fans and includes some additional hard drive bays which I’ve removed as it’s a choice between them, fans of the GPU Mount (you can probably put them somewhere else in the case). There is space to mount a range of different mother boards so it should be a good fit for most people and they’ve even gave enough clearance to install multiple radiators if you decide to go down that route. The finish of the case is magnificent, with the glass panels that just lock into place and have an almost invisible joining line.

The Razer RGB lighting is great and as you can see from my photo syncs with everything else seamlessly via the Razer Synapses software. The Razer branding on the case is subtle but just enough that you know it’s a Razer branded product (no neon-green like on a lot of Razer products).

The only downside with the case is it gets HOT if you are using standard air cooling and is better suited to water cooling loops or AIO systems.

It’s my favourite case that I’ve built in and I will use it again for future builds.

Une personne a trouvé cela utile

Anzus

Lots of missing parts

Commenté en Inde 🇮🇳 le 14 janvier 2022

Le produit multimédia n'a pas pu être chargé.

No thumb screws for the rear hdd mounting bar. 2 GPU mount brackets missing. No HDD screws. Motherboard screw stand-offs were too small. For me, I had another different cabinet so I replaced those with my old cabinet stand-offs. For the missing screws, I used it from my old cabinet again. But for those who wants this for the first time, beware of what I just said. Nonetheless, this is super premium easy to build with tons of airflow cabinet. My temps went from 85 to 65 at 100% load (i9 10850K @ stock speed).

17 personnes ont trouvé cela utile

Raymond Hogan

Scores a 12/10, absolutely incredible case

Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 17 juillet 2020

Without doubt the most awesome case I have ever built in, or had the pleasure to sit beside.

I literally cannot find a single fault with this thing. Lian-Li have truly created a masterpiece.

If I were to make any critique, it would be to supply a "Blanking plate" of some description for anyone mounting a 240mm Rad in the front instead of a 360mm Rad.
Grand scheme of things though? Miniscule thing to complain about.

2 personnes ont trouvé cela utile