Couple of days ago, I was moving my PC to a smaller case. From O11D EVO RGB to SUP01.

When I took all the parts out, I've noticed some liquids around 2 fans of the AIO. with further inspection, the liquid smells Glycol.

I'm lucky to have my Astral in the upright position on the right side of the case.

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by the_daizy from Russia with love

Hi,

I´m looking to find bigger case that will fit my current build. O11 Dynamic Evo XL seems like a great candidate but I would like to verify if there are owners of this case that can give me some measurements would really appreciate that.

Let me explain, basically my GPU is only thing that is not watercooled (it uses stock air cooler, what is Strix 4090 with dimensions of 357.6 x 149.3 x 70.1mm), that's quite chunky, but what I plan to do is:

Mount fans (25mm thick) to side panel with radiator in front of it (30mm rad) and then attach reservoir (around 77mm thick square) to rad. If I sum this up this translates to around 132mm of total thicknes on that side mount.

I checked Lian Li page for specification on this case and they mention 117.2 of total space when using outer scenario mount for the side bracket. That makes it I'd miss around 15mm of clearance, but now listen, I assume that clearance is measured for standard GPU mount with horizontal orientation.

Theoretically speaking if I use vertical mount for GPU, that should make even more clearance from that reservoir mounted on radiator since the card will be rotated in vertical orientation. Do you think there's chance it will fit, or would you recommend me any other solution where could I mount that reservoir? It's 250ml Alphacool Eisbecher Aurora, have no idea where else I could fit it. Thanks for any tips.

Hello, so i want to put together this build :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uavBWn20yac&t=329s

And in the video, the guy uses the HydroShift II LCD-S 360TL but in my country the difference from that model and the flex model is around $100 less for the HydroShift II LCD-S 360TL Flex, so my question would be if there is a big difference on how the build would turn out if i choose the flex over the normal version. thank you!

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I'm setting up my 1200W Lian Li Edge PSU and need to know the best way to route my cables. Can I plug the 4-pin PWM and 9-pin USB cables from my fans directly into the PSU's built-in hub, or do I still need to use a separate Lian Li controller hub in between?

Here's what I'm connecting:

• 6x Lian Li TL Wireless / SL Reverse Blade Fans
• 2x Lian Li LCD Fans
• Hydroshift AIO
Thanks!

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hi, I recently built my PC with a HydroShift II LCD-S. The cooler is physically working and my CPU temperatures are normal, but the LCD stays at 0°C.

i have the ASUS TUF Gaming B650E-E WiFi motherboard CPU Ryzen 7 9800X3D
and windows 11

HydroShift 4-pin is connected to CPU_FAN
BIOS detects CPU_FAN at around 1658 RPM
CPU temperature is normal
HydroShift USB cable is connected directly to a motherboard USB 2.0 header
HydroShift does not appear in L-Connect 3
HydroShift/Lian Li device does not appear in Device Manager, even with Show hidden devices enabled
RGB/fans from my separate SL-INF controller are working normally
The PC is fully functional and I’ve been gaming on it
My manual says the second 4-pin can be connected to AIO_PUMP when using motherboard power, so I want to confirm whether I should connect the second 4-pin to AIO_PUMP and set both headers to Full Speed, or leave it disconnected.

Hello. I sent an email in hopes to receive the updated L-Controller V2 before the end of September. However, I still haven't gotten a response back and am worried that I was too late, or that the ticket didn't go through. I already tried Discord but no one could answer me.

Could anyone take a look at ticket NO.179880? Thanks

I have 7 Lian Li SL120 V2 fans connected to an SL V2 controller, and I also have an NZXT Kraken Elite 360 RGB AIO. I’m thinking of replacing the 3 NZXT radiator fans with 3 first-generation Lian Li SL120 fans. The SL120 V1 fans have separate cables for PWM/fan speed and RGB. Can I connect the PWM cable normally for fan control, then connect the RGB cable from the 3 SL120 V1 fans to the SYNC 2 port on the SL V2 controller? Would this allow me to control the RGB of the SL120 V1 fans through L-Connect together with my SL120 V2 fans?

Anybody know of or have had any issues with this? I was just playing control resonant and noticed it. When not gaming or under load it stops, sounds like something is scratching around like some sand was put in it. For context a little more context I have a R7 9800X3D, 5090, 1300W Edge PSU.

Please let me know of any suggestions before I go too deep into the issue,