Doesnt seem ideal with GPU above using an AIO anway
Lian Li O11D- Mini....(latest post with AIO Up top in ATX format)
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Doesnt seem ideal with GPU above using an AIO anway
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I am taking AIO. looking at De8our vid the mobo can be moved up and down on the tray
however having 2nd thoughts about getting this case
however having 2nd thoughts about getting this case
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If you,re using an mATX board or ITX board then yes it can be moved higher up or lower down in the case to accommodate different radiator thicknesses and sizes.
You are only limited to a thinner 360mm at the bottom and 240mm / 280mm on the side when using an ATX board, which is the configuration im going for, I posted a video on the previous page of pretty much how I plan on my finished build to look.
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if they do release the Snow Edition mini , it will be my next case. Just need to source a decent SFX PSU now lol.
I purchased the mini in black last week. Plenty of stock here in Hong Kong. If you guys have any questions, please feel free to ask. I will do my best to answer them.
I'm coming from a Corsair 280x RGB case. Main reason for changing to the mini was for better airflow. Running a 3090 in the 280x saw temps close to 90c under load. Now with the mini, my 3090 usually stays around 75c under load (a massive difference)
One small issue I ran into with this case is the availability of SFX/L power supplies. I could only find suitable PSU's from Corsair and Silverstone. In the end I went with the Silverstone sx800-lti (800w) psu. Corsair, I could only find 750w for SFX.
running 7x 120mm fans, 4 exhausts (top and rear) and 3 intakes (bottom fans)
side mounted a NZXT kraken Z63 with 2x 140mm fans as exhausts
anyways here are some pics:
I'm coming from a Corsair 280x RGB case. Main reason for changing to the mini was for better airflow. Running a 3090 in the 280x saw temps close to 90c under load. Now with the mini, my 3090 usually stays around 75c under load (a massive difference)
One small issue I ran into with this case is the availability of SFX/L power supplies. I could only find suitable PSU's from Corsair and Silverstone. In the end I went with the Silverstone sx800-lti (800w) psu. Corsair, I could only find 750w for SFX.
running 7x 120mm fans, 4 exhausts (top and rear) and 3 intakes (bottom fans)
side mounted a NZXT kraken Z63 with 2x 140mm fans as exhausts
anyways here are some pics:
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Looks rather nice, how much space difference was the sfx-lti Vs standard SFX PSU? Were the cables a bit cramped to fit?
SFX-L should be only slight longer than SFX. The cables were a bit cramped due to the vertical panel which runs through the middle of the case (for mounting SSDs). I removed the 3.5” cage for better cable management
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Has anyone got an update on when these cases will be available in the uk? Had one on pre order from OC since they been released to buy. Patiently waiting for this case as its the last thing i need for my new 3080 build!
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My Corsair sf750 has just turned up, I can't believe how small it is!!
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Still waiting for mine to ship too. Their site now says 8th Jan (today). But no updates given.
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So ETA Changed again, now 10th Feb
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Just had notification mines been shipped!!!
Their first batch must have gone out, so next one is due in a month.
Hi guys, ended up here after doing some research into the Corsair SF750 and whether the cables were sufficiently long enough to pair with an ATX board in the O11 Mini. Has anyone been able to test this yet and know if extensions are required? Pre-orders just keep getting put back it seems.
I’ll let you know soon as I have same PSU and wondering the same.
I want to order some custom cables so want to check length anyway
Thanks!
Yeah I think I'll likely get custom cables anyway eventually, would be nice to know if we could actually build without them though.