Lian Li O11 Vision In-Depth Build guide - 240mm AIO, Intel Core i5-14600K, Corsair 7200 MT/s RAM!

Prawn here with an in-depth build guide on the Lian Li O11 Vision case. Here I'm showing you all the steps for building in this case including things to be aware of before hand and what you need to know every step of the way. The specs of the build are below and timestamps too, so you can jump to the bits you need!

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Specs of this build include:

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Timestamps
00:00 Hello
01:15 Removing panels
05:16 Removable motherboard tray
06:25 Accessories box
07:33 SSD installation
10:12 Fan installation
12:48 Motherboard setup
15:01 CPU cooler setup
17:41 High motherboard position
18:16 Motherboard low position
20:00 240MM Radiator install
25:15 PSU installation
26:42 Front panel connections
28:41 Power connections
29:58 SSD cabling
31:30 AL120 Fan controller
34:57 Lian Li Strimmer V2
36:29 GPU setup
38:42 Finished build

Specs of the case:
PRODUCT NAME O11 Vision
CASE TYPE Tower Chassis
MODEL O11VX O11VW
COLOR Black White
DIMENSION (D) 480mm x ( W ) 304mm x (H) 464.5mm
MATERIAL Steel
4.0mm Tempered Glass
3.0mm Tempered Glass
Aluminum
MOTHERBOARD SUPPORT E-ATX (Under 280mm)/ATX/Micro-ATX/Mini-ITX
EXPANSION SLOT 6+1
STORAGE Behind MB Tray: 3 x 2.5” SSD
Hard Drive Cage: 2 X 3.5′′ HDD or 2.5′′ SSD
PSU SUPPORT ATX (Under 220mm)
FAN SUPPORT Side: 3 x 120mm / 2 x 140mm
Bottom: 3 x 120mm / 3 x 140mm
Rear:1 or 2 x 120mm
RADIATOR SUPPORT Side: 360 / 240 / 280mm
Bottom: 360 / 240 / 280mm
Rear: 240/ 120mm
I/O PORTS 1 x Power Button
1 x Reset Button
2 x USB 3.0
1 x USB Type C
1 x Audio
DUST FILTER Bottom × 1
WARRANTY 1 year

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Specs of this build include (note these include affiliate links which may earn me a commission at no extra cost to you):

[AlanGresham]

Moved my kids rig into one and added a 45mm Heatkiller 360 rad to go with the 30mm 360 rad that he already had. Six good fans pushing, a few pretty fans on vertical rad for looks, two exhaust fans with the motherboard in the lower position and it’s all working brilliantly, fans have never ramped up to audible levels. It’s only a 9700K/3080 but seems to have masses of headroom and is all working beautifully without a single modification. Cable management was effortless. Maybe I accidentally hit the case’s sweet spot because a 45mm rad wouldn’t work in the bottom without raising the motherboard tray and losing one exhaust fan, but it works really well if you work with the case which seems to me to be the reality with any other case I’ve worked with. Looks absolutely remarkable and is well priced too.

[lolbruh]

thanks to this video i was able to easily build my new computer, super in depth and relieved any stresses i had

[JimJamMS]

Holy shit. This case looks like a dream to work in and it's pretty. My next personal build is probably over a year away, but this is a top contender when I do decide to build a new rig.

[BigStank]

I recommend removing the HARD drive cages if you no longer use Physical hard drives.
Frees up a lot of room for cabling.

[iHaveTheDocuments]

I'll have mine on Monday. Can't wait. Got it in black with the slightly tinted glass

[Xoman]

Thanks for such an instructive video. I will be getting my first Lian Li O11 Vision in the following days. I am going to do a custom water cooled loop with 360 radiator vertically and 120 radiator where you place the 240. I am going to place the board in the up position. At the bottom I will have 3 140 intake fans.
I wonder why not motherboard manufacturers put the main connectors angled 90 degrees. I am getting angled 90 degree for ATX 24pin and for the USB. The CPU and GPU get 180 degree adapters which will allow cabling to be tide up
For the water-cooling loop I will be using Bykski with flexible 10/16 transparent tubes.

[jimmybx]

Awesome video! Thank you for taking the time to show all the different options and features of the case. Im sure thats a pain when you just want to build and get up and running. Awaiting on all my parts to arrive but I will be doing a 360 rad on the side, swaping out the included fans with Lian Li reverse blade fans, and then 3 140mm reverse blade in the bottom, with 2 (low position) 120 exhaust fans in the back. I9 14900K mated with a 4080 Super.

Again thank you for the detailed video!!

[FlatEnjoyer]

I'm looking to get my first gaming PC and this is the one I'm getting. It looks amazing

[stone]

Only thing different I'm doing with this case is putting the reverse blade fans on the side intake for looks.

[nemiw]

How did u screw on the connector-3 fan controller? There are no screw holes. You just magically pressed it on metal:
32:03

[davidcwilkerson]

Think you can mount a 7" LCD panel above the motherboard? Would be a nice mod to fill in that extra space from having the motherboard in low mode to accommodate the rear radiator placement 😁

[calldeltosell]

Nice look. I like the laminator flow. Low is probably best to get air up the top left heat sink covering the WiFi & USB area. I don't think anything as aggressive as i7 or 9. It's a little cabled but the case is tiny. Great finish.

[monstershayne]

Im going to have three bottom intakes (of course) and a 360 aio in the side but I can't decide between intake on the side and exhaust in the rear or the other way around.

[edwardhans]

Hey the provoked prawn . Is there a way for this pc u made to sync all fan lights together when starting up . Also that prawn costume lol ❤

[cheekster]

Great video and excellent commentary throughout. 👍🏻

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Thank you my friend. 🙏🏻

[OGHawkeye]

Was kinda stunned at the looks of the case at first glance a couple months ago, but now after time of taking it in and thinking about compared to all the other cases that exist it’s just really restrictive. Not worth its limitations just for a glass top IMO. I think amateurs will fall for it though. The RGB chassis is where it’s at if you don’t want that EVO XL, which is what I got and I’m not disappointed at this point. But who knows what unknown limitations and negatives we will end up learning about that case too when it gets released. All in all I’m so glad I ended up not waiting and being fooled by the hype of this case

[vernonmckee-gvdp]

I'm doing a 011 vision build and feel better about my AIO being exhaust like usual so plan to use a 240mm AIO on the rear of the case, but I also intend on using the vertical GPU mount that I bought with my case as a bundle sale on Amazon. Do you know if there's enough space for the AIO tubes when installing the 240mm AIO and a vertical GPU? Every build I've been able to find information about online that had the 240 mm radiator at the back, had the standard horizontal GPU setup. For size reference my GPU is the RTX 4070TI Super Aero OC. And I'm planning on using the Asus Ryujin III 240 ARGB radiator on the rear of my 011 vision. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.

[VladZ-SPb]

Ниразу не видел, чтоб в этом корпусе видеокарта стояла вертикально. Это возможно, если на задней стенки 2 x 120 и на дне вентиляторы?

[mindinversions]

They took out the modular USB component? Dissapointing. It was nice to be able to relocate that to whatever side.... though not. a. dealbreaker.