During the last CES 2017, Lian Li announced several new products and amongst them was the dual-chambered PC-O11 case. This is basically going to be the bigger brother of the PC-O8 case which they launched a few years ago. After that they’ve released the PC-O9 and the PC-O10, two that were slightly smaller than the PC-O8 but still compatible with high-end hardware. With the new PC-O11, Lian Li offers a case that preserves the proportions of a tower rather than cube chassis.


The PC-O11 measures 277 x 506 x 457mm at a net weight of 10Kg and classifies as a dual-chambered mid-tower. The case comes with a simple and sleek design and there are no doors or special air-vents on this model. Everything is kept as classic and clean as possible way giving it classy looks. Like every high-end Lian Li case the new PC-O11 is made from aluminum and tempered glass. On the inside there is space for E-ATX or ATX motherboards. Cooling wise there is space for three large radiators (360mm) that could be mounted in the front, the top and at the bottom. There is also enough space for mid-range tower coolers, which can measure up to 150mm in height.

The internal layout is quite simple and straightforward. While on the left side there is space for components, on the right side you can place cables, HDDs and ATX PSU. This will allow you to display beautiful high-end components as nicely as possible. You can install up to four HDDs and four 2.5" SSDs. Furthermore there are two USB 3.0 ports, one USB 3.1 Type-C port and HD Audio front panel.

The PC-O11 should already be available at local retailers for a suggested price of 229.99 Dollars.




Source: Lian Li