Lian Li introduced new products in various lineups, including PC cases, coolers, fans, and power supplies.
New LANCOOL Mid-Towers, O11D Mini V2, and Vector Series Cases Showcased at Computex. HydroShift II and III AIO Series, and Premium DWS PSU Series Unveiled as Well
PC hardware manufacturer Lian Li showed some of its newest hardware at Computex, which mostly included PC cases, PSUs, and coolers. The company, which is known for its unique designs for cases, brought newer models in the LANCOOL, O11D, and Vector series.
In the LANCOOL series, Lian Li introduced the LANCOOL 217 INF and LANCOOL 4 mid-towers. The LANCOOL 217 INF is a refresh of the LANCOOL 217, where the wood accents are replaced by the ARGB lighting strips. Due to a different mesh design and infinity mirror front panel, the case looks somewhat different from the 217 but retains high airflow and comes with pre-installed dual 170mm ARGB fans.
The LANCOOL 4 is a bigger tower that boasts a triple-sided glass panel design and comes with pre-installed 140mm fans at the front. The PSU shroud comes with slots for installing up to 120mm fans vertically, which provide ample airflow for the GPU. The Vector V200 is another big-sized tower that has vents on the sides for the intake fans and offers a panoramic view with dual tempered glass panels. A big PSU shroud is provided at the bottom, which comes with a built-in 8.8" LCD, which can be used for displaying personalized media.
Then we have Vector V100 and V100 Mini cases for users on a budget, which offer dual tempered glass panels for a clear view of the interior and support up to ATX and mATX motherboards, respectively. The O11D Mini V2 was also showcased, which is a spacious yet compact ATX tower that comes with dual tempered glass side panels as well. For those seeking a stylish look, the DAN Case B4 is an excellent option, which can be used in both horizontal and vertical modes, and has a minimalistic finish with plain silverish panels.
In the PSU segment, Lian Li has debuted the DWS 1600P/1300P power supply with 1600W wattage capacity and an 80 Plus Titanium rating for enthusiast-level PC builds. It is followed by the SP1000P, which is available in both 1000W and 850W models, and then there is the SP Series with 850W and 1000W capacities. The RS series offers 1000W and 1200W 80 Plus Gold-rated PSUs, while the RB series is an affordable solution with 80 Plus Bronze-rated PSUs, available in 550W, 650W, and 750W capacities.
In the cooling section, Lian Lin introduced newer UNI FAN TL, SL, SL-INF, and CL Wireless fans with single and triple-fan pack options that offer high-airflow RGB fans with an L-Wireless controller. The HydroShift AIO series received the II and III models, namely HydroShift II LCD-C 360N and HydroShift II, equipped with LCDs and high-performance pumps and fans. The HydroShift III features a curved 2K screen, which is motorized and also has a VRM cooling fan above the pump.
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