Lian Li PC-O11 Dynamic - Demciflex Filters installed.. cat then sick on them !

Right Pushing ahead with Rear Panel lightbox :)

Seems coldzero have said it can be made, though just wondering about mounting it .
I'm personally okay with using double sided tape, but they are looking into something more professional looking way of mounting .

The Air version does have mounting points for a rear fan so for that version it could bolt the lightbox on .
 
marco.da.man said:
are you ordering this direct then mate ? is it only for one case there making it ?
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noticed they only just started making it for Dynamic - think they do or can do other cases, but I need the bottom of the case for fans and SSD. And like everyone else, cant stand the logo plate in the rear end - so nice to cover it :D
 
Slapped in B450 Aorus in my own rig before its sent down south to a friend to try a trash the hell out of it .

Seems reviewers that used software gave the Aorus and Strix a bashing , whilst those using thermal cameras set it was fine and as you expect with £100 boards .
The reviews used Stock air cooler which would blow over VRMs as well but not the best cases or cases with full config of fans .
Using Dynamic case loaded with 9 Silent Wing 3 high speed fans- meaning they can reach 2200rpm an doit a LOT of airflow !

Also seems few on here have mentioned this or B450 boards shouldn't be use or not ideal for 8 core ryzen chips... Load of BS. :)

My 2700 chip isn't the best.. it's aweful and can only just reach 4.1ghz overclock all cores .
Some reviewers managed 4.1ghz on this board with 2700x using 1.42/44 volts .... I went with 4ghz and max recorded Volta of 1.46v !!!!!!!!! Using AVX instruction stress test (will do others as well)

Your looking for TMPIN4 for VRM temps

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Then left at 4ghz and turned down volts to 1.4-42

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Left at stock settings

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Few snaps of the board board in the case taken off phone , will load up pretty ones later

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Just awaiting thermal laser and can do some few temp snaps before I have to strip the board out ... GAMESCOM in soon .... Bye bye GT730..
 
Got sent this bad boy.... Spot the problem ... It's white...

@ChugNorris flash sale on white version and Bora fans ? Haha

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Now just to await custom rear RGB panel.. though might look better as infinity window... Will have to see
 
loving the new Phanteks Evolv X case after using the mATX Version 2 - specially the fact it can house an ITX board up top . Only problem is $470 for case/bracket & PSU to run the dual system . Case listed here for £209 which is cheaper then i thought so got me thinking if the Dynamic can be hacked into...

  • Option 1
Mount in the PSU chamber - upside down and in 3 anchor points as 4th would be in the ATX cut out hole and remove the rear plate for top PSU/HDD . Hole would be smaller then 170mm height of the ITX as ATX PSU is 150mm .
Should be as easy as drilling and tapping 3 holes to mount standoffs and then the board

Problem with that is - its hidden straight away so 2 options
  1. Cut a hole in the Rear Metal Panel and acrylic window - still allow airflow to PSU
  2. Get another glass panel and fit to the back- not sure if there would be enough gap to supply PSU with air or flip it and cut hole in mobo tra to allow air to be pulled from the main chamber

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  • Option 2
Using Phanteks ITX Mount kit which should land in 2-3 weeks time (though this could be used for option one since it has an ON/OFF switch!), Or custom kit that allows mounting from the IO Port side-

https://www.phanteksusa.com/products/phanteks-itx-upgrade-kit-gen-2

CUT the mid wall and rear panel to allow the ITX bracket to be mounted to either the top fan mounts like Phanteks Evolv X does or slightly lower is easier to cut without being extra careful or removing rivets and using Custom ITX Tray to mount it to the rear panel . as found here

https://smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/itx-tray-kit-modular-pci-e-and-psu-frames-info-help.1911/

Also would allow PCIe card or capture car to be mounted in numerous ways ...

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and GPU is finally in.... shame I got this day before finding out 3rd kid in inbound... just started to get back into gaming !

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8 Pin Strimer has been ordered - Son loves it, i turn it off
 
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Vidar said:
Nobody else pick up on you expecting your 3rd child? Congrats dude!

It is a sweet looking build though, I do love the Gigabyte Aorus stuff... my only gripe is some of the RGB looks washed out particularly on the ram when setting a static colour so it's hard to colour match.
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Haha thanks mate !

Thign I've found with any vendor and their RGB, all lighting parts sourced from different factories In China, sure I can recall a ram vendor gets 3 companies to make lighting strips ... Then add in likes of Asus/gigabyte having all their products RGB, as you say some don't align just right :/
 
Distracted said:
I feel like i should have seen this ages ago, this build fills me with ideas for my own. Nice 1!

And congrats on the news about your third!
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thanks :)

not sure whether to install ITX in the top or back chamber or wait for the ROG version and install full ATX at the back

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cases are becoming more and more extravegant now and are going back to that chunky style too i find
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waiting for Lian Li to now redo ITX version like this as well as make a mATX version.

also redo their PC-06 to 08 wall mount versions in steel - would sell better
 
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Slapped on a vertical mount kit from Cooler Master

Gonna have to rethink the RGB PCIe cables a little bit :/

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marco.da.man said:
thats better, great work mate
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:)

Might be able to spruce spare MSI itx from a friend.. thinking either in the top or the back :) or wait for the ROG version to do it ...

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That is one colourful pc!
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Kids love it, I turn it off haha

jonathan_phang said:
I'm really liking the vertical mount, esp with being able to squeeze the fans in below. Is there any cutting needed to get it all in? I know there are a few versions of vertical mounts available so trying to figure out pros and cons.

Also congrats on the third. Not sure I could go back to the sleepless nights after 2 already. But they ARE the best things ever. Congrats.
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No, the coolermaster has like a step up in it . As their cases and few others have SSD mounts on the PSU shroud so designed to go over it :)

And thanks :)
 
jonathan_phang said:
Ah great to know. Will stick it on the to buy list :D you notice much temp variance between vertical and horizontal? These are nicely set back, so should still have air in front of them, but would be good to know your thoughts on it
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Hot air escapes quicker as well as the backplate not being a heat trap !

Only issue I had was Team Group Xtreme ram being so tall, touches the backplate . This ram is taller then others but also Aorus and others like Strix / Gaming X have wider PCB then reference or lower custom models

GPU sag is also gone :)

Plate sits a good 5mm have the bottom fan so room for air to move around. Could drill holes if I was made about airflow
 
Jenz said:
Stunning. Can you reconfirm what the fan set up now is? Top Exhaust, Side Intake etc.... (obviously I guessed those)
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Bottom and sides are intake, top is exhaust . Positive pressure . As there are lots of unfiltered areas . Technically still pulling from unfiltered area at the back PSU chamber but nothing can be done about that
 
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