LIAN LIO11D EVO XL PC Case - Full Tower, E-ATX Support, Triple 420mm Radiator Mounts, ARGB Lighting

This is a full tower so is very large. The build quality is top of its class.My system is running:Corsair HX1000i PSUMSI Edge z790 Ti Max WiFiCore i7 13700kf3x 120mm Reverse blade Lian Li TL LCD Fans (bottom)3x 120mm Reverse blade Lian Li TL Fans (back-side)2x 120mm Lian Li TL Fan (rear) (rear by I/O)3x 140mm Lian Li TL Fans (on radiator at top)EKWB 420mm Performance RadiatorEKWB D5 pump + 200ml reservoirEKWB Quantum Velocity2 CPU waterblockASUS Tuf 3080 GPU2x Lian Li Strimmer v2 gpu cable1x Lian Li Strimmer 21pin ATX cableCablemod EPU cable extensions5x SSD3x NVMeThis gives you an idea of the huge amount of space inside the case. The Fans are attached to cages which can be removed as an entire unit (side, bottom and top). My fans and strimmers are running on 3 controllers highlighting how much cabling space is in the back. I also have a NZXT usb header expander which connects to Fans, strimmer and psu - again enough rear space for this also.The front I/O can be moved to various positions to allow for different case orientations.The motherboard can be adjusted up and down to allow the system to be laid out exactly how you wish.A vertical mount will not put the gpu too near the glass.The hot swap cages in the rear can be removed if you do not need them to create more space for cable management.I sometimes found that the rubber grommets were a little large which meant cabling could look a bit untidy.I've overclocked my gpu to within an inch of its silicon life and it runs a good 10 deg cooler than it did in its previous case (runs about 65-70deg under full load). The mere size of the case allows such efficient air flow that case temp does not rise when efficiently cooled.The internals have various straps which can be moved around inside the case. SSD drives can be mounted to a magnetic door which can be opened to allow access to the cabling.Noise levels will be entirely dependent upon which fans you use. The Lian Li ones are virtually silent even at high speeds due to them using fluid bearings.It was an incredibly easy case to build in. Speed of installation will be totally dependent upon the complexity of your build.Whilst this case is up there with the top end, I highly recommend it if your budget allows. It is pretty good value for money.Once your build is complete the front vertical bar can be removed allowing for uninterrupted view of your components.It comes with fantastic build components allowing for blank areas to be covered. It also comes with all your stand-offs and a nice plastic, compartmentalised box with plenty of extra screws.The RGB strip that runs vertically on the front-side of the case can either be controlled manually by a button on the case or by connecting the 5v (3pin) connector to an rgb header on you board.Be aware that this comes with 2 usb 3.0 cables to the front I/O so of your motherboard only has 1 USB 3.0 header you eitherA. Leave one unconnected (which means two usb ports on front I/O won't work orB. Buy a converter which will allow you to connect it to a USB 2.0 header on you motherboard. These can be picked up for a couple of pounds.This case was a dream to build in and will really give your PC a showcase feel due the two toughened glass panels at the front and side.If you wanted to add a small monitor inside to show system temps you could dominator very easily.Just be mindful that this case is big- I would recommend measuring your space first.