Lian Li O11D Mini (v1/original) with top mounted 360mm AIO

[pangster]

great, so the Lian Li HydroShift II is wireless? we are about to do a lian li build for my son with a v100 vector case, but I skimpped on the top aio because the lian li aio 360 that says it is wireless is £203 (elsewhere) So we just plumped for the

Thermalright Aqua Elite 360 Black ARGB V3 which is £100 less than theHydroShift II, still, I might try and find the extra cash to get the same as you since the asetic looks so good! did the offsets come with the case?​

If I didn't get the hydroshift then I could afford the strimmers, did you get the strimmers from here, or elsewhere?​

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Hey threepwood... so - I needed the offsets for my case (Lian Li O11D Mini) as it's VERY tight up there - think most reasonable sized Lian Li cases should be ok without them.. if you need them you can google for Lian Li Offset Brackets (RB01) - and that should help - think they were around £10.. but this likely isn't needed in the vast majority of cases..

I got everything from Overclockers (all the Lian Li fans, strimmers, AIO, GPU, CPU and new PSU! LOL!) - like just using the one place and had very good experiences with their CS before.

 

[Threepwood]

Hey threepwood... so - I needed the offsets for my case (Lian Li O11D Mini) as it's VERY tight up there - think most reasonable sized Lian Li cases should be ok without them.. if you need them you can google for Lian Li Offset Brackets (RB01) - and that should help - think they were around £10.. but this likely isn't needed in the vast majority of cases..

I got everything from Overclockers (all the Lian Li fans, strimmers, AIO, GPU, CPU and new PSU! LOL!) - like just using the one place and had very good experiences with their CS before.

thanks dude, I mostly buy from ocuk, for the same reason, excellent CS experiences, tbh the prices are usually matched toelsewhere too. It's just sometimes, I have virtual cash sitting about in wallets

 

[pangster]

It’s the haribos that sealed the deal for me

 

[pangster]

so just received a new stream dock so thought I'd post a quick video of the current setup - also decided to switch to the Lian Li O11D Mini v2 (white) but it's on pre-order with OCUK and should have it on or soon after 20/10/2025:

 

[Francesco_sep]

Could you tell me in a little more detail how the AIO installation went on the top? I have an O11 mini too and I would really like that same AIO. I haven't bought it yet because I was afraid it wouldn't fit. If possible, add a picture of the back of the case. Did you use that extender to fit the AIO? I thank you in advance for your attention.

 

[pangster]

Could you tell me in a little more detail how the AIO installation went on the top? I have an O11 mini too and I would really like that same AIO. I haven't bought it yet because I was afraid it wouldn't fit. If possible, add a picture of the back of the case. Did you use that extender to fit the AIO? I thank you in advance for your attention.

It’s a very tight fit! - you need offset brackets to fit the 360 radiator up top (Lian Li make them called Lian Li RB06 - or you can get 3D printed ones) - I couldn’t fit all 6 - but fitted 4 of them which is more than enough to secure the radiator. I used the other 2 brackets to fit the rear 120mm fan.

There is a couple of variables which will depend on how difficult it will be to fit… the main on being how deep your vrm on your motherboard is - I’ve possible got the worst case going as I have a gigabyte z790 auros pro x which has a very thick vrm!

I’ll take more detailed photos for you tomorrow and try and take some measurements with a caliper to give you an idea of clearance

 

[Francesco_sep]

It’s a very tight fit! - you need offset brackets to fit the 360 radiator up top (Lian Li make them called Lian Li RB06 - or you can get 3D printed ones) - I couldn’t fit all 6 - but fitted 4 of them which is more than enough to secure the radiator. I used the other 2 brackets to fit the rear 120mm fan.

There is a couple of variables which will depend on how difficult it will be to fit… the main on being how deep your vrm on your motherboard is - I’ve possible got the worst case going as I have a gigabyte z790 auros pro x which has a very thick vrm!

I’ll take more detailed photos for you tomorrow and try and take some measurements with a caliper to give you an idea of clearance

Thank you very much for the tips. My biggest concern is that the AIO will fit properly in the top of the case. I've already found the brackets you recommended and will install them. Regarding the VRM, I don't think it's really my problem because my motherboard is a mATX and there's some extra space.