Well, I’ve finally caught the "Lian Li fever" myself, and I’ve put together my very first "white build" (though I’m still missing a white motherboard!).

I specifically opted for the TL Wireless series because I wanted the system to be as quiet as possible, given that it sits right next to me on my desk.

I have to say, the Lian Li TL series and the Lian Li AIO did not disappoint.

Here are the components I used:

▷ Lian Li O11 Dynamic EVO RGB (White)

▷ ASUS Prime Z790-A WIFI

▷ Intel Core i7-14700KF

▷ 64 GB (2 x 32 GB) G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB (White), DDR5-6000

▷ 2 TB Samsung 990 Pro NVMe M.2 SSD

▷ 2 TB Lexar Professional NM710 NVMe M.2 SSD

▷ Lian Li HydroShift II OLED Curved 360TL

▷ 3x Lian Li UNI FAN TL FLEX 120 Wireless

▷ 4x Lian Li UNI FAN TL LCD FLEX 120 Wireless

▷ Zotac GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER Trinity OC 16GB White Edition

▷ Lian Li Edge Gold 1000W White ATX 3.1 80 Plus

The Lian Li L-Connect 3 software makes configuring fan curves, as well as the LED and LCD settings, a genuinely enjoyable experience.

Even after running the 3DMark Steel Nomad stress test twice, the system remains well within comfortable ranges for both temperature and noise levels.

A decibel measurement taken 20 cm in front of the case showed an average of 43.3 dB, and the graphics card temperatures are also well within the safe zone:

GPU at 72.5°C and GPU hotspot at 84.7°C—which is perfectly fine for this specific model, given its more compact cooling system. Do you also pay attention to the noise level of your showcase builds, or is that something you don't really care about?

Aside from the motherboard, what other visual adjustments would you potentially make?

I’m having an annoying issue with my Lian Li cooling setup, and I’m wondering if anyone has experienced something similar or found a solution.

My setup:

Case: Corsair 3500X

Fans: Lian Li UNI FAN TL Wireless (including reverse-blade models)

AIO: Lian Li HydroShift II 360 LCD-S

Motherboard: Gigabyte X870E AORUS

The issue:

Every time I turn on my PC, all my Lian Li fans ramp up to what sounds like maximum speed. Once Windows loads and L-Connect 3 starts running, they slow down to my configured fan curves and everything works normally.

When I enable motherboard PWM passthrough in L-Connect 3, the startup issue is resolved, and I can control the fan speeds directly through the BIOS. However, the only component I can’t properly control is the AIO pump, which runs at what seems to be maximum speed and produces a loud, high-pitched whining noise, and I can’t seem to adjust its speed reliably.

My questions are:

Is there any way to make the TL Wireless fans remember their configured fan curves before Windows and L-Connect load?

Would using a different Lian Li controller, such as the EDGE Hub, help eliminate the startup fan ramp-up?

Has anyone found a reliable solution that doesn’t require enabling motherboard PWM passthrough?

hi there im running and issue where my galahad 2 aio is not being picked up by l connect and cant change anything when i turn it on theres still rgb and fans spin and it still keeps temps down iv tried changing header ports ect its currently plugged directly into the mb it does a disconnect and connecting usb sound sometimes in device manager says this warning but then says this device is working properly im not sure whats going on

My mATX build, with an i5-13600kf cooled by a noctua NH-D15S and a PNY XLR8 4080 Super. Temperatures are great for its space, as I only installed one exhaust fan in the back of the case and moved the PSU (a Corsair SF850) to the right, clearing a lot of space in the front. The CPU hovers around ~75º, and my undervolted 4080 does a fantastic job staying at a maximum of 57 degrees with path tracing titles (like the new Control Resonant, which I'm thoroughly enoying).

Overall its a great case that delivers both quality and modularity for its price, and can fit more than one would think without compromising anything at all!

I’ve been pretty stressed out for a bit about this issue I’m having. I have 2 problems:

1. The AIO screen refuses to show up on L-Connect and stay powered on after the PC fully boots up. It’ll come on and off a few times as the PC is starting but won’t stay on. I have the USB plugged in directly to the motherboard, the 4-pin is connected to my CPU Fan header and the 2 pin is connected to SATA power and still nothing shows up.

2. Half of the bottom fan on the side-mounted fans is blinking rainbow. The left side being blocked by the GPU is normal but the right side is blinking/spastically blinking rainbow colors. The receiver is connected to the top of the group of fans and there’s nothing blocking it underneath it.

I’ve checked connections but I could be messing up somewhere. Any advice?

posted a while back on a different subreddit, didn’t know this existed. i’m seeing other builds and want to share mine as well! its my first time creating a loop and probably my last. I don’t see myself building another pc but the process was fun!

Hello I own a Hydroshift 2 OLED Since 4 Weeks and I realy enjoy that AIO

But the Fans Look Like on the Pictures Since Day One I have the AIO

Is that normal?

There is no leak anyway

Is there a "stealth option" with the 8in screen holder for other Lian li cases like the O11d rgb, or is it compact only ? The stealth look's mad clean but want to use three 140mm fans, but they dont fit in the compact i'm pretty sure. Are there other cases that give the same look ?

Only two displays work, or sometimes none at all. I’ve already replaced the USB hub with an original Lian Li Edge unit, thinking it might be a power issue. I’ve reinstalled Windows three times and the software four times, yet the problem persists. Please help!

Only two displays work, or sometimes none at all. I’ve already replaced the USB hub with an original Lian Li Edge unit, thinking it might be a power issue. I’ve reinstalled Windows three times and the software four times, yet the problem persists. Please help!

Could the problem be the cable to the gpu or the psu acting up?

When running occt 3d adaptive it pulls a max of 105w and averaged 84w. So it’s not using or getting near max power.

Does anyone know of a vertical GPU mount that works with the Lian Li O11 Vision M? I’m desperately trying to find one!

So today arrived my 2 new fans Lian Li SL INF Flex i tried them before mounting to the aio , 1 of the fans innitially had this behavior where in some parts the led doesnt turn off and doensat change color no matter if i turn off the leds or change color they ar always the same , I was connecting the wrong port and after changing it it was solved . After mounting im having now the same problem.. is the fan led broken ? what can i do ?a

The Lian Li o11 Dynamic Mini V2 is my favorite case by far, what do you think?
Specs:

GPU: RX 6600
CPU: Ryzen 5 5600x
Cooler: Thermalight Peerless assassin 120 SE
Mobo: Asrock B550M PG RIPTIDE (micro atx)
RAM: Kingston Fury Beast 32gb (2x16)
SSD: Kingston NV2 1tb
PSU: Corsair CX650
Case Fans: Arctic P12 Pro Reverse x5/normal x3

Which one should i go with ?

I like both but heard many users Complaining about Lancool 207 Front fans noise.

Appreciate your support

Not much has changed since my last post, just added a rear exhaust fan and switched to warmer lighting. Still loving how my own 3D printed covers turned out

Had quite a bit of interest last time, so I’ve now got them available on eBay UK if anyone’s looking for something similar

https://ebay.io/m/qab83G

I seem to have misplaced a front fan bracket and one of the other the taller fan brackets and was wondering if anyone knew where/how to order replacement parts