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Lian Li/DAN A3-mATX
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3x 360 rad possible, potentially external res/pump instead of the 120mm on the back. Will buy one when available.
You can take my money now, i trust Dan/Lian-Li!
Based on the original specs and since new version is larger I think it should fit all RTX 4000 and RX 7000 series.
Thank you for the update.
What is the maximum fan/radiator support at each of the fan locations?
Top:
Bottom:
Side:
Rear:
Many thanks for considering my request.
My goal with this case would be a complete water cooling loop.
Best guess so far:
Side: 60mm + 25/30mm fans for sure
Bottom: 60mm + 25mm ( 30 mm should work)
Top: at least 20.5mm + 15mm (here is the big question)
Thank you so much! I appreciate this! I am going to do my best to wait for this one. Right now, it is the only M-ATX case in the smaller format to allow this kind of cooling and fitment. I can actually start purchasing some items to have them ready for a Christmas Swap
Now I need to sell off a few items.Right now, I see the following.
Side: 1-EK-Quantum Surface X360M + 3-Phanteks 120-T30
Bottom: 1- EK-Quantum Surface X360M + 3-Phanteks 120-T30
Top: 3-Phanteks 120-T30
I am looking forward to the development of this one.
When SSF cases are designed, preservation of space is needed.
What I have never understood. Why is the PSU always placed right under the top RAD? In my mind, if I am really doing some serious work, my PSU is working away. The fresh air pulled in - cool. But the air is hot when that fresh air goes across the PSU and comes out the top. Why is the hot air always dumped right into the top radiator??? Now the top radiator works almost twice as hard as needed to keep the components cool.
Why not take that PSU and flush mount in line with the top fans? So when the heat comes out, it goes right out of the case. Why not make the case just long enough to pass by the top radiator and still accept a 360 radiator? It is always puzzling when I see this.
What I have never understood. Why is the PSU always placed right under the top RAD? In my mind, if I am really doing some serious work, my PSU is working away. The fresh air pulled in - cool. But the air is hot when that fresh air goes across the PSU and comes out the top. Why is the hot air always dumped right into the top radiator??? Now the top radiator works almost twice as hard as needed to keep the components cool.
Why not take that PSU and flush mount in line with the top fans? So when the heat comes out, it goes right out of the case. Why not make the case just long enough to pass by the top radiator and still accept a 360 radiator? It is always puzzling when I see this.
Lian Li just tweeted this: LIAN LI Global on Twitter: "The wait is almost over... Come visit us at Nangang Exhibition Hall 1,1F J1117 #pc #computex #lianli #O11D #AIO #cooling #watercooling #pccase https://t.co/FfQilBL2cD" / Twitter
Do I see the new AIO and this DAN case there, perhaps?
Do I see the new AIO and this DAN case there, perhaps?
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