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Hi, one month ago I bought a new AIO, a Lian LI Galahad II LCD and I was happy with the performance, I was hitting 85c in cinebench with 220w and 5.3ghz all core with a 25 negative offset undervolt Fast-forward to a few days ago, I started having random restarts, jus sitting on desktop, or random games crashing So i just thought that the undervolt somehow got unstable and changed it to 20 negative offset and to be sure it is stable I started testing the cpu and to my surprise, I've seen a huge temp increase and huge performance decrease, hitting 95c instantly at 180w and 4,9ghz all core Things I tried: -Remounting the AIO (and somehow I managed to strip 2 mounting screws on only one thermal paste change) -Resetting and reapplying bios settings -Downgrading to the last BIOS version -Reinstalling windows Nothing changed between these temp changes, same windows, same bios settings, same everything, just randomly started losing performance I don't know where the root of the problem lies, I started a warranty claim on the Lian Li website to try and see if there was any factory problems with the AIO, being a new product PC SPECS: CPU: Ryzen 9 7950x MOBO: Asus STRIX x670E-E Ram: 32gb 6000mts TridentZ NEO PSU: 1000w Corsiar RM1000x GPU: MSI RTX 3080 Gaming TRIO EDIT: I forgot to mention that I reach 90-91c in games for a few seconds, but that's a 10c increase at least since the last time I checked

I just completed my PC build and now after powering up I can’t get my case fans to spin. I am using the LIAN Li uni fan SL-inf 120 and the included usb connector hub. I have 2 groups of 3 case fans ran into the hub as well as my AIO fans. My AIO fans are working as expected (I can change the RGB and fan speed) but my case fans do not light up or spin. I have tried using the L-connect software my motherboard bios and it did not help. If I select the “All Full Speed” option only my AIO fans ramp up. I have the hub connected to the following headers on the Motherboard: USB (connected to two separate headers), SYS_FAN2, JRGB_V2_1 and I have it connected to 2 SATA power connectors. The fans are plugged into ports 1 and 2 while the AIO fans are plugged in the 3ed. Any ideas on what I am doing wrong? Let me know if you need more info and thanks in advanced! OS: Windows 11 CPU: i713700k MOBO: MSI Z790 TOMAHAWK WIFI Bios: E7D91IMS.H80

I ordered the original Lian Li Unifan when I finally found them in stock after they launched. Now two of them are having significant degradation in the RGB. I have them set to a Static Blue. One of the fans has multiple nodes that have failed so there is gaps in the RGB. They other will flicker or rapidly flash between red and blue. I submitted a warranty claim including a video of the issue. It's been two weeks and I have only received the initial response that my warranty claim was received. This is apparently a known issue with the fans. Has anyone else had long delays working with Lian Li warranties? I'm at a loss of what to do if they don't respond.

Hey guys, I'm planning on building a PC with the O11D XL, and the Gigabyte X670 AORUS ELITE AX, the case says it fits 280mmx280mm motherboards but the length of the Aorus MB is 305mm so would that fit and be okay or is it too big? It's only 25mm difference.

About a year ago from today i built my own pc with specs that are listed below. Well ive never had any issues with the build up until a week or two ago when the RGB fans on the case stopped working. To be clear the fans still spin and function perfectly fine, just the RGB no longer turns on. I have never used any sort of RGB controlling software as i thought the default colors and stuff was fine. The case i bought also included a few buttons to change the RGB profile and make it switch what it was doing. Now upon turning on my computer my fans turn on just fine but the RGB doesnt. I have tried putting the RGB headers into different RGB header spots on the motherboard but that does nothing. I have noticed that they will flicker on and then off when i turn my pc, on so i think it might have something to do with windows rather than my hardware. I also noticed that windows 11 recently updated with the dynamic lighting thing which is also one of the main reasons i believe it has something to do with windows. I have tried messing around with the dynamic lighting settings to no avail so hopefully someone here is able to help. PC Specs: Case - Lian Li Lancool 205 Mesh C Fans - Default fans inside of the case (i was unable to find the exact name of them but they seem to not be specifically sold anywhere) CPU - Ryzen 5 5600x GPU - Zotac GeForce RTX 3060 12gb version Motherboard - MSI B550 Torpedo PSU - Corsair CX-M Series CX750M 750 Watts RAM - Vengeance LPX DDR4 2x16gb Storage 1 (Boot Drive) - Crucial P3 PCIe 3.0 NVMe 2280 M.2 1 TB SSD Storage 2 - (i lost the box so i am unsure which one this is) 2 tb M.2 SSD Wifi/Bluetooth Card - ASUS PCE-AX3000 WiFi 6 PCI-E Adaptor OS - Windows 11 Pro Version 23H2 64 bit

im having issues setting the aio pump and fans to a certain curve i try l connect 3 and nothing very weird

Hello to all who read the forum! I am currently building a pc and right now I am in the process of figuring out if I have enough USB ports on my motherboard. The HYTE Y60 uses 2 USB_3 (3.2 Gen 1) and my Lian Li Cooler uses 2 but I think it will only be 1 with the Lian Li Hub idk Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Minecraft, Fortnite, Rocket League PC Part List: Component Selection CPU AMD Ryzen 5 5600 3.5 GHz 6-Core Processor CPU Cooler Lian Li Galahad II Trinity SL-INF 61.3 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler Motherboard Asus ROG STRIX B550-A GAMING ATX AM4 Motherboard Memory Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory Memory Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory Add Additional Memory Storage Samsung 980 Pro 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive Add Additional Storage Video Card Gigabyte AERO OC GeForce RTX 4060 8 GB Video Card Add Another Video Card Case HYTE Y60 ATX Mid Tower Case Power Supply Corsair RM850e (2022) 850 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply Operating System Choose An Operating System Case Fan Lian Li Uni Fan SL-Infinity 61.3 CFM 120 mm Fan Case Fan Lian Li Uni Fan SL-Infinity 72.7 CFM 140 mm Fan Case Fan Lian Li Uni Fan SL-Infinity 72.7 CFM 140 mm Fan

Hello people, I had a question. I have lian li RGB fans and coolers and there is no connector for RGB lighting on my MSI-Z390-A Pro motherboard. Is there a controller that I can put on my motherboard so that the things light up?

Greetings, It's been a while since I built a computer, I decided to change my current case for the new Lian Li Lancool 216 X Black Mid Tower: https://lian-li.com/product/lancool-216/ I am really excited, now I'm wondering what's the best configuration since I have never put the radiator on top. I'm planning this: And there is the possibility to put two more fans at the buttom. 1-Is this the best configuration? or do you recommend other? 2-Is it useless to put 2 fans at the buttom, do they need to be exhaust or intakes?

Disclaimer i will not be held responsible for any damages and im not a professional do it at your own risk. well this is a pin out guide for corsair, lianli, bykski, barrow, thermaltake, nzxt, and aquacomputer. hopefully i got the pins right. i have bought nzxt, thermaltake argb , cooler master rgb and argb, aquacomputer rgb and argb, zalman argb , razer argb controllers as well to find out how the pin out works. your welcome! ek argb controller looks interesting too but i think it uses standard connectors and asus controller well its just down right expensive... because asus.(think asus rog is discontinued now) my any thing rgb links Lian li: uses a 3pin jst-sm connector Byksk:Jst 2.0 PH 4pin to 2+1 3pin argb connector ( some of there stuff come with an adapter to go from byksk to 3pin argb connector. you can also buy the adapter cable by it self. also there a big and small hub) Barrow: uses a stander 3pin fan connector (do not connect to an mb 3/4pin fan header!) Thermaltake: standard(10pin/8pin/4pin/2/1Dupont connector) 5pin internal usb header will work too depending on if you want the argb or fan. looks like standard 9pin usb extensions have a pin revered. you can also buy a thermaltake to 2+1 mb header controller. NZXT: it uses jst 2.0 ph connectors. the fan out has a different 4pin locking connector witch i don't no what it is?.(i think i found it 4 pin pico clasp cable) socket Aquacomputer: uses the Mini Micro 1.25mm JST connector EK-Loop Connect: (I think uses the standard 2+1 connectors?) EK-Loop review....its bad....dont buy! Zalman Z SYNC: uses standard 2+1 connectors (4amps max rgb) dont buy dose not work! ASUS ROG Aura Terminal: (I think uses the standard 2+1 connectors?) discontinued Razer Chroma Addressable RGB Controller: uses standard 2+1 connector Lian li uni Argb Controller: (I think uses the jst-sm connector?) Corsair: connectors uses 3pin and 4pin connectors. they are called many names so its hard to look up. each web site might innovatory it with there own name and model number so. also there's a company called molex (not to confuse with the molex we all no on the psu) that has the patent to the "corsair" connector 2.54-03-FH 2543 MOLEX 2.54mm MX2.54 DuPont Belt Buckle 2.54mm JCORSAIR1 (this is what corsair calls there mb pcb mount header if your mb has an corsair connector...) Molex 50-57-9403 3pin male Molex 70107-0002 3pin female Molex 50-57-9404 4pin male Molex 70107-0003 4pin female locking DuPont my other post about corsair connectors: other custom corsair cables: My source for making the corsair master guide based off of connectors and cables: Master Barrow, Bykski, Lian li, Corsair, Thermaltake, Aquacomputer, Nzxt connector pin out guide:

How is the hyte y70 toutch to build in, is there enough space for a RTX 4080 noctua in it or should i build in a different case?

Hi all I have problem I connected my AiO via usb-c to MB and white top cable to aio pump. Problem is lcd won't show in L-connect. Even after using utility restart as admin. I tried repluging cables etc . Anyone can help please Q.Q

Hi all! Question : Can I connect lian li controller for strimmer cables + lian li controller v2 for fans with this cable splitter? Would everything work ? https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1162406872100388975/1166057213379498074/20231023_175430.jpg?ex=65491a67&is=6536a567&hm=3484e827423ad8acf9fd65dec3eb516ef2562b4a1cf48acbae5c303454b54383&

Hey i dont understand whats happening with the top far left fan in the video it seems to do one part of the loop correctly and the same part of the color loop its the farthest connected fan and iv tryed to change out the power connector the buzzing in my video is my AC 71741206131__BCBD0D3F-C665-49AE-A83F-89B00D131A2E.MOV

Is the Cooler Master Vertical Kit compatible with the Lian Li Dynamic Evo XL?

right now in my region the price of those 240mm aio is the same which one should i get for I5 13600k?

Hi, I built a new pc about a month ago but today out of no where the AIO cooler starting making a really loud rattling type of noise. im just wondering if anyone has any suggestions as to what it could be? My temps seem fine so far but im not sure if the AIO is on the way out or not. Certainly hope not considering it’s only a month old. I really need this PC for work so any help is greatly appreciated so I can get it fixed ASAP. I plan on checking to see if the fans are loose and causing the noise. I doubt that would be the issue but I’m hoping it’s a simple fix like that again any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance sorry for the short clip. Couldn’t upload anything more due to file size IMG_0800.mov

Curious and checking the temperature, but how long will you wait for a response on a warranty claim? I have a Lian Li Galahad AIO that failed. Not that big of a deal, these things happen, and It's a known problem to Lian Li, even having a website dedicated to it. https://lian-li.com/regarding-issues-with-our-galahad-aio-affecting-cpu-temperatures/ However, I'm over a week and a half since sent in my claim, and I have received my "receipt" from the Lian Li auto response. "Every message will be answered within 72 hours during business hours (Our business hours : Monday to Friday 09:00-18:00 CST ), please do not send us a second mail and do not send request to our social media at the same time, as this would additionally stress the processing and thus delay it."

Hi all have a question. want to get all my lights to work with iCUE. I have a corsair h150i LCD, corsair vengeance ram (4 sticks), 6 extra corsair ML120 fans, lian li 24 pin strimmer v2, lian li Lancool 2 led strip, corsair mk2 k70 keyboard, SteelSeries arctics 9 with gamedac, 2 SteelSeries QCK PRISM CLOTH. i have one of these https://www.microcenter.com/product/631735/micro-connectors-11-port-argb-splitter-hub-for-fan-and-light where i plug in everything that's not corsair. If I get one of these https://piratedog.tech/collections/rgb-adapters/products/corsair-rgb-fan-to-aura-mystic-light-motherboard-a-rgb-adapter annd use my Lighting Node Core I got from my old corsair sp120 fans will it work for all the lights to match?

Currently running six SL Infinity fans and three AL120 V2 fans. The AL V2s came in a 3 pack, as did one set of SL INF, and three SL INF were purchased individually. I have all six SL INF fans running on the SL INF controller and all three AL V2 fans on the AL V2 controller. "MB sync" doesn't seem to work. I have the 4-pin PWM cables plugged into CPU and chassis fan headers, and software like FanControl can read the fan speeds reported by the control hubs, but not change the speeds at all, with or without L-Connect 3 running. Hub firmware for both INF and AL V2 hubs seem to be up to date, at least according to the L-Connect 3 software, and fan controllers are set to PWM in BIOS. Did I do something wrong with the wiring, or is this function just straight up broken? If I wanted to bypass the L-Connect 3 software entirely and just go straight to MB fan and ARGB headers, could I use the 4-pin adapters that came with the SL INF single packs with the AL V2s? Are the connectors compatible? They appear to be slot-compatible, but if the internal connections are different I don't want to risk accidentally frying something. If "MB Sync" won't work and the motherboard adapters for the SL INF won't work with the AL V2s, should I just get a third set of SL INF fans?

Hello, I need your opinion from the owners of Lian Li Lancool 216 RGB case. Εspecially from those who bought in addition the RGB controller and the front dust filter. Is it worth giving an extra 15$ for the RGB controller and another 15$ for the dust filter? I will use the Asus Prime B660M-A D4 motherboard on this case. I will be able to connect all the fans to the pre-installed hub and then the hub to the fan port and RGB header of the motherboard ? then I will be able to handle the RGB fans using the AURA software ? In case I want to use Lian Li RGB software (Li-Connect 3), will I be able to use it without the RGB controller ? Also, does the front dust filter affect the airflow performance? What is the exact model of the two front rgb fans? I want the same but in 140mm and 120mm.

Hello, I’m working on my first build, and I’m struggling to get my Asus prime z790-A WiFi motherboard to align with all of the standoffs on the Lian Li o11d evo case. The built in IO shield will look like it’s in the right spot for the hole on the case, but just seems too big to let the board go quite far enough to the left to screw in properly. I’ve seen other completed builds with this board and case, and I know the o11d evo supports ATX, so it should fit, but I can’t figure out what I’m missing. If anyone’s worked with this case and/or board before and can give me any advice I’d appreciate it

I just got all my parts and I am seconds from beginning my build however I need help deciding where everything will get plugged in. Let me set the stage in terms of equipment! Case: Lian Li 011 Dynamic EVO Motherboard: MSI z790 MPG Carbon WIFI Fans: 10 Lian Li 120mm Uni v2 Fans -I'm swapping 3x v1 fans on Radiator for V2 AIO: Lian Li 120 Galahad 360 My strategy: I want to utilize all of the Daisy Chain advantages that I can with v2; therefore, my end goal is to wind up not using ANY USB hubs and 1 single fan controller. I was going to Daisy Chain 3x Fans on the Radiator (set to exhaust) and utilize the cord that comes with Lian Li Univ2 Single Fan Boxes to plug them into the CPU_Fan Header (to allow CPU thermals to self regulate control). Then take the other side of that cable back into the controller SYNC 2 slot. (The controller has (2) JST 3 PIN ARGB Sync Ports labeled "SYNC 2 & SYNC 4). After that, I was going to install the AIO (which has 2 cables). I was going to plug the 3-pin JST into "SYNC 4 slot" on the Controller, and plug the other cable into the Motherboard AIO Pump Header. Then I was going to Daisy Chain (x3) Uni V2 Fans on the Side (set to intake) to (x3) Uni v2 Fans on the Bottom (set to intake). The Daisy Chain will be through the proprietary single cable for linking groups of V2 Fans. Then I was going to run a single cable from the bottom fan group to the Controller Port 1. Following that, I was going to install a SINGLE v2 fan on the REAR of the case set to Exhaust. I was going to use Lian Li's single cable and plug that fan into Port 2 on the controller. (At this point we are now occupying all of the 3-PIN JST ARGB SYNC ports on the controller (#2 & #4), and only 2 of the 4 ports on the controller using Lian Li's Proprietary Connector. Now I was going to run the controller to 2 seperate tails of SATA Power (to get maximum power from PSU) and plug the main USB 9-PIN into my USB 2.0 Header on the motherboard. Furthermore, I was ALSO going to plug the controller into the 3-PIN ARGB Header on the Motherboard and plug the 4pin connector into the Motherboard 4-PIN SYS_FAN Header. I believe this will give me the ability to SYNC all my Fans and devices to the Motherboard software and control them that was as well. (So I am not stuck just using L Connect 3 for everything). Here is where my question comes in, I just noticed my CASE has a 3-PIN female connector for RGB. Do I need to split one of my 3-PIN JST Sync connections and get that CASE RGB into my controller Port somehow using an adapter? Or should I just plug the case RGB into the Motherboard? Will I be able to control my CASE RGB only through Motherboard software? I'm curious what I should do. I'm good at making custom cables, so my thought was to create a Y-Cable that merges 2 of those JST connections, that way I can plug the case into a SYNC RGB port. However, if plugging it directly into the MOBO isn't an issue and it's controllable later in L-Connect due to the Controller being plugged into the MOBO, I won't even bother. Any advice, tweaks, suggestions is GREATLY appreciated here. I'm new to this community and I'm hoping somebody else who has built something similar can chime in and help. Thank you all!

I have 3 spare fan slots in my PC, I have already decided I want to put fans in them. I need 1 120mm and 2 140mm fans. Unifans look good, but I want to know if you can use the extension cable that allows you to connect 120s over a distance without actual fans with the 140s, as it would be easier. If that’s not possible, what should I get? Ideally I want RGB, but my overall budget is 50 quid, 60 MAX. Thanks!

So there's this 3-pin cable that I don't know where I should plug in. I wan't to plug it in because the top fan out of the 3 in my case doesn't spin. Is it okay to plug it in into one of the to JUSB headers, and if so, to which pins? I have an MSI 760GMA-P34 (FX) motherboard. Here's the link for a manual for it: https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/760GMA-P34-FX/support#manual