LIAN LI LANCOOL 216 E-ATX PC Case, Airflow Focus RGB Gaming Computer Case with All-Around Mesh Panels, 2x160mm & 1x140mm PWM Fans Pre-Installed and Innovative Rear PCIe Fan Bracket Chassis (Black)

Really nice case. I haven’t build in a while and when decided to get a new PC I wanted quite PC with good air circulation and to have a lot of space for all components, especially 5080! It’s a beast. I was lucky to get the ASUS aurus 5080 and it fit without any issues. I did go with a full ATX MB and due to that had to put my 1kw power supply in the front, but I don’t mind that. Case construction overall is very good! Metal is not flimsy and everything snaps very well. Case with all the components in it is on a heavier side, but it’s ok since no one will be moving it too much, it’s not meant for it. I’d like to have a switch to turn off RGB lights on front fans for using PC at night, however I was able to disable it in all. Front fans are able to move a lot of air and a bit audible but not loud at all!

This case may look a little plain, but it's definitely function over form! I love how my PC idles around 40c, but of course that's also achieved with the help of other parts. The case has ventilation on all sides but one, two MASSIVE fans on the front, and a smaller one in the back. It's really spacious too, plenty of room to upgrade parts and allow proper air flow. One of my most favorite parts about it though is that the power button and front I/O aren't way up on the top like most modern cases. This one has them running diagonally along the upper edge of the case, making it easy to access for PCs that are placed in tight spaces.Overall, the case is sturdy and build well, with excellent filtration for dust. My bedroom also has the dryer in it, so I KNOW dust well. There's barely anything in my case that I can see from the window as I write this review. Oh, and that price!? Amazing. It looks to me like this one is a solid five stars.

As with the 3 or 4 previous Lian-Li cases I've owned, this one is great. I like the exposed glass area and the exceptional venting seems to help keep the processor and vid card running cool. It was also very straightforward in terms of mounting everything.I would have preferred a mount for an dvd/blue-ray drive, but as no cases these days, or at least very few, have those I can't really ding them for that.

Best Case i've ever owned and built in. great airflow with little to no dust collection, with the right fans I can't even hear my PC running and everything stays very cool. Cable manaagement is good and i found that most cables were perfectly long enough to reach/fit in the management without having to add extra ties. the fans that come with the case are really good, and the bottom fans help with cooling a lot.

This is a normal mid-size tower that is quite heavy compared to my last case (NZXT h340) after I put it together. The setup of the entire case is very spacious has alot of room for your needs like an AIO, more case fans or a GPU with a massive heatsink. The design is sleek and straight forward for those who want a simplistic style. The thermals are great with this case out of the box for those who have no idea about case fan management. It has pretty good cable management support with the Velcro straps on the back panel and it comes with a couple zip ties and some case cables are already tied up for you not to worry about.I would say the only complaints about this case is the case is the case fans have an obnoxious "woooa, woooa, woooa" noise when the fans change speed specifically ramping up, when you're in idle it gets really annoying (one small task) at first, I thought I had a gpu whine until I tested by removing the side panel to listen. I recommend getting a modular PSU as the cables get a little crazy near that part of the case. The last issue I have is the PSU section is super limited it seems in space, not sure if I was unlucky but I purchased an NZXT 850w PSU and was having trouble installing it and lining it up with the nail holes it seemed to be slightly smaller by a couple mm, and the pressure foam was making it hard to fit it in. Last minor issue is the case fans come with no filters at all, you can buy one for the front fans on NewEgg ($10) but the gpu fans do not have one, others have mentioned you can just buy a custom magnetic filter set for 10$ on here.Overall, for the money this is one of the best cases at its price point if you can tolerate the case fan issue its damn near perfect for its price.

I've never had a case go from fully built to a skeleton in 3 screws, but this Lian Li does and it makes it SO easy to work on. It's as close to hassle-free a build as I've done: disassembly and reassembly, syncing RGB, everything worked smoothly.The bigger the case fan the better, in my opinion, because they push more air at lower RPM meaning they're actually quieter than smaller fans. The extra case fan in the back is an important inclusion for airflow, but it would be nice if it matched the RGB of the front fans.It deserves a picture of the finished build but I forgot to grab one before shipping it out - regardless, amazing case to work on AND live with.

Lian Li quality for $70. I have 3 EVO O16Ds and I like this case better. Airflow paths are awesome and the fans generate a lot of positive pressure. I didn't need a rear exhaust fan as the rear panel is highly perforated and my CPU cooler fan blows to the back. Very quiet.Putting the PSU in the bottom front is brilliant and the cable management for the build is the easiest I have ever dealt with. I wish the extender cable from the back of the case was higher gauge, as it limits your PSU to 850 watts = not going to work with the PSUs need for the current high end NVidia RTX 50X0 power hungry GPUs; I will be getting two more of these cases to house the parts (GPU, CPU, Memory) when I upgrade my 3 EVO builds.USB 3 on the front panel and addressable RGB.Incredible value for the money at $20 more than a low end case.