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Ryzen 5 9600x

Asus tuf rtx 5070 oc

Gigabyte aorus B850 elite wifi 7

1Tb Teamgroup ssd

Corsair rm850e psu

Lian Li Hydroshift LCD 360mm cooler

16gb kingston fury ddr5

9x Arctic P12 case fans

Loving this case. Cable management can be cleaner though.

I was using 3050 ti laptop then I build this pc it got 7 9700x and rtx 5080 and I got question my wireless and normal sl inf fans dosent sync the runway color mod

​In the image, you can see liquid residue across all three fans, with some droplets starting to form. I haven't found any drops on the GPU or CPU.

​I bought this AIO back in March.

​Should I be worried?

It’s in the o11 mini . Got the 360 AIO with an aftermarket bracket and the vertical gpu mount

Hi everyone,

I came back home after being away for 7 days (room temp always sits at 24-25C) and found my side panel completely shattered in place

The PC was sitting completely untouched on the desk - no physical impact, drops, or hits. As you can see in the photos, the tempered glass shattered entirely into a spiderweb pattern likely due to internal tension or thermal expansion

I purchased the case in September 2024

Has anyone had success getting a replacement glass panel directly through Lian Li's RMA support for this type of issue?
Does Lian Li sell the replacement side panel separately if local warranty claims consider it "user damage" ?

Any advice would be appreciated

EDIT: Just to clarify before more tile comments come in: the PC was never on ceramic/tile flooring. What you see under it is a checkered tablecloth on a wooden table

Hello, this is my first time posting in this sub and I would like to ask for your opinions and expertise in creating the optimal fan setup for this case. My cpu is the intel i7-13700k and gpu is rtx 5070. Due to my cpu running hot compared to current gen amd cpu, I need help in having the best fan setup to cool the cpu. I 3d printed some front fan mounts to better aid in cooling it. But I am not sure with the side fans if there are the way to go since I saw GamerNexus' post that it does more harm than good. I am also using the artic liquid freezer 3 pro 240mm aio. front, side and rear fans are the artic p12 pro and the bottom fans are artic p12 slim.

EDIT: So as many did with this case using the rear exhaust fan intake with cpu cooler reversed and exhaust on top. I found this optimal since there is no clearance for fans under the 9070xt sapphire nitro.

That being said I have no issues with temps so far while gaming. But not 100% certain because I havent seen my cpu Watts going over 50 (and I've tested heavy game titles like Cyberpunk, Cities skylines 2, Black Myth Wukong

-30 negative pbo on ryzen 9800xd3

+100mhz Oc

- termal limit to 84c

-60 sapphire nitro + with 150 clock and 200mhz memory. Had to tweak GPU temps to + 10% p1 and p2 25% p3 p4

Summer time in Spain so room temp is 28 30c.

CPU temps 44-50 iddle 60 to 65 under load on gaming ( Cinebench they got 93 to 95 thats why I added an 84 termal limit)

Did notice only gets 50watts average on cities skylines 2 and not more​(I wonder if this is normal)

Gpu temps about 41 iddle, 60 - 65 underload gpu Hotspot 80-83.

So my question is...... since I wanna get the lían Li hydroshift 2 to improve CPU Temps, the noise and looks. But I really don't know if it will be worth it or counterproductive:

I have no clue how to set up the airflow then.

A: top radiator intake and rear fan exhaust

This should be the classic but I'm worried about if my gpu temps will raise since only 1 fan is exhausting air and hot air of the gpu tents to go upwards

B: radiator top as exhaust and rear intake

Would help my gpu breath more but I'm assuming that hot air will be sucked by the radiator and make the cpu hotter? ( but I also thought an air cpu cooler heatsink is also getting hot air from gpu only is getting suck by the upper fan...

C: don't even know if possible. But I thought of mounting the psu sideways to be able to place 2 fans in front.

D: even more stupid! 2 radiator fans intake and flipping the rearest top one as exhaust (together with the rear fan so it would go up diagonally)
What so you guys think? Excuse my English!

zero fan case because there’s no lian li tl fan on sale in my country 😭😭😭 i wanted to buy TL Flex or TL wireless unfortunately it’s all out of stock here..

Just had the panel shatter just from the frame falling on my counter while taking the bracket off (Everyone else seems to be taking it off so i thought id try it). This was the very last step before i tested my second build. The frame slipped out of the last "clip" that secures the frame to the case. Measured the fall height and it's exactly 1.50 in, or ~38 mm. Honestly, that's pretty crazy considering the frame took the fall damage and not the panel itself. Ordered a replacement off of Aliexpress (not the first place id look) and I dont have the highest hopes that it'll also not be shattered.

Anyways, do you guys think itll be okay to run this without the panel while i wait? Cause yanno positive/negative pressure and whatnot. Probably doesnt matter. But im sure itll be a while before i get any replacement that is in tact.

And no, i dont think i can RMA anything. I bought the case off amazon. I dont think i had a warranty either. In hindsight that definitely would have been worth it since i didnt even think about the shattering panels. If there are any proxies that comment on this post trying to defend their product, im going to simply ignore your responses.

EDIT: Didnt even mention the model. Its a Dynamic EVO XL. O11DEXL-X

Does anybody know how to sync these other fans so they all can match with the rest I’m using L-connect but I also have SingleRgb also

Just think it would make it look more full (in a good way)
Also thinking of the infinity fans as they look great imo

Sorry for the 💩 picture

Honestly, the whole Stealth Kit situation is pretty frustrating. It’s not just the fact that it’s basically impossible to buy right now — a lot of people, myself included, couldn’t get one even though we met all the requirements.
I bought an O11 Vision Compact and a HydroShift II OLED, so I clearly met the requirements for the Stealth Kit, but I still missed out simply because there wasn’t enough stock. And considering I’ve spent €400+ on Lian Li products, it’s pretty disappointing to be left out because of a stock issue.
I really hope Lian Li finds a solution for people who qualified but couldn’t get one due to the limited stock. I really like their products, but honestly, this whole situation has left me pretty disappointed.

Finally got my B4 build finished and set up in the living room.

I went with the B4 Wood Black + Aero Deck so I could run the case vertically. Since it’s connected to the living room TV, I wanted something compact that could fit into the entertainment center without looking like a big gaming tower.

The wood front ended up matching the furniture way better than I expected. With the RGB on it still looks like a gaming PC, but from across the room it blends in really well.

Build experience
The hardest part was definitely cable management.
I’m using a lot of Corsair hardware, so between the fan cables, RGB wiring, Commander Core, AIO cables and PSU cables, there was a lot to hide in a small space.
The RTX 3080 also uses 3x8-pin PCIe power. I’m running two PCIe cables from the PSU and using the daisy-chain connector on the second cable for the third 8-pin. It works fine, but that area was difficult to make look as clean as I wanted.

360mm AIO fitment
I was also able to fit my Corsair H150i 360mm AIO.
For anyone wondering about clearance, the radiator uses 3x120mm fans and is around 397mm long end-to-end.
It fits, but it was extremely tight. I had to carefully flex/bend part of the frame slightly to get enough clearance to slide the radiator in.

Once it was installed, everything mounted fine.
So if you’re planning to use a 360mm AIO in the B4, I’d definitely check the actual radiator length instead of only looking for “360mm” compatibility.

Aero Deck
The Aero Deck worked really well for my setup.
Running the B4 vertically gives it a small footprint and made it much easier to fit into the entertainment center.
Overall, the build took some trial and error, especially with the radiator and Corsair wiring, but I’m really happy with how it turned out.

Specs
Case: LIAN LI B4-mATX Wood Black
Aero Deck: Vertical configuration
PSU: LIAN LI SP1000P 1000W Black
CPU: Intel Core i9-12900K
CPU Cooler: Corsair iCUE H150i 360mm AIO
Radiator: 360mm / 3x120mm / ~397mm long
Motherboard: MSI MPG Z790I EDGE WIFI
GPU: EVGA GeForce RTX 3080 FTW3
RAM: Corsair Dominator DDR5 32GB 5200MHz
Storage: WD_BLACK M.2 SSD
Case Fans: Corsair LL120 RGB
Radiator Fans: Stock Corsair 120mm fans
Controller: Corsair Commander Core

The B4-mATX and SP1000P were provided by LIAN LI as part of the B4-mATX UGC campaign.

TL;DR: Really happy with the B4, especially with the Aero Deck running it vertically. The main challenges were managing all the Corsair wiring and fitting my ~397mm-long Corsair 360mm radiator. It fits, but clearance is very tight.

#buildlikeneverb4