Lian Li A4H2O Black Mini ITX Gaming Case with PCIE 4 Riser Card Supports ITX - CPU Cooler Support Up to 55mm - GPU Support up to 320mm - 3x PCI Slot - 240mm Radiator Supported - Front: 1x USB - 1x USB-C - HD Audio - SFX/SFX-L PSU Only

basically an insane case to build in and amost too small. my cpu and gpu are fine with temps around 65 but motherboard is suffering at 65 as well soo yea. the radiator is a real pain to fit and a srix 3080 oc has 0mm gap between it and the front clip on cover. cable managemant is hard as. basically an insane case to build in and amost too small. my cpu and gpu are fine with temps around 65 but motherboard is suffering at 65 as well soo yea. the radiator is a real pain to fit and a srix 3080 oc has 0mm gap between it and the front clip on cover. cable managemant is hard as.

A great portable case that somehow fits everything inside perfectly. A great portable case that somehow fits everything inside perfectly.

The case isn't that hard to build in. I did for my first ever build and the thermals aren't bad for the gpu. The case isn't that hard to build in. I did for my first ever build and the thermals aren't bad for the gpu.

Works wonderfully and runs cool even with my 3080. Works wonderfully and runs cool even with my 3080.

This is my first time building a mini ITX and I'm very impressed with the size, design and quality of this case.

I managed to fit 3 fans RTX 3060 ti GPU and EK AIO Basic 240 liquid cooler into it. The hardest part was routing the really stiff cables of the Corsair SF600 PSU, which took me a few tries. This is my first time building a mini ITX and I'm very impressed with the size, design and quality of this case.

I managed to fit 3 fans RTX 3060 ti GPU and EK AIO Basic 240 liquid cooler into it. The hardest part was routing the really stiff cables of the Corsair SF600 PSU, which took me a few tries.

Pretty amazed how much you can fit in this case, it makes your whole setup smaller. I shifted from NR200P to this case and that a huge amount of volume reduction. Thermals are still acceptable despite the small form factor. Pretty amazed how much you can fit in this case, it makes your whole setup smaller. I shifted from NR200P to this case and that a huge amount of volume reduction. Thermals are still acceptable despite the small form factor.

By: TeusE 07/02/23

Verified Owner

Recommend doing your research on part compatibility and assembly before buying Recommend doing your research on part compatibility and assembly before buying

Bought on sale, so I'm quite happy with the price.

Initially it was hard to fit all the parts in this case, but I've rebuilt in it about 4-5 times so it's relatively easy now. You have to really think about where to route all of your parts before you do it.

I found routing the AIO tubes hard to look good with the EK AIO 240 & the NF-F12 fans due to their size and that the fan tubes were from the left hand side, but I more or less hid the second tube behind to first one to look good and to not interfere with the fan spinning.

Maybe some fan grills would be good to be included with this case.

The MSI Z590i & Z690i Models can have t...view more Bought on sale, so I'm quite happy with the price.

Initially it was hard to fit all the parts in this case, but I've rebuilt in it about 4-5 times so it's relatively easy now. You have to really think about where to route all of your parts before you do it.

I found routing the AIO tubes hard to look good with the EK AIO 240 & the NF-F12 fans due to their size and that the fan tubes were from the left hand side, but I more or less hid the second tube behind to first one to look good and to not interfere with the fan spinning.

Maybe some fan grills would be good to be included with this case.

The MSI Z590i & Z690i Models can have the tubes from the left but be patient as you might scratch some paint from the metal heatsink.

The SF600 Platinum cables made it much easier to route the cables without hassle compared to any others I've used.

The Pcie riser cable was the most frustrating part of the build due to it not being screwed in loosely to actually sit flush with the GPU IO screw mounts. This meant I couldn't actually plug in the GPU without first loosening the Pcie riser cable, and the installing the GPU. Make sure to then screw in the IO screws before tightening the riser cable.

First time I didn't properly plug in the riser cable so make sure that you do that before you rebuilt it.

Temps with the i5 11400f aren't too impressive with the PC being completely inaudible at ~60°c but I think this i5 revision must be an outlier from a normal batch (the same CPU can sometimes run at different temperatures even with it being the same model)

I can have it with the fans somewhat audible idle with ~45°c which is what I prefer.

I also keep it on my desk instead of the floor as the only case fans are exhausting pretty hot air into my face without having it on the desk.

This is as small and functional as you can get. Beautifully constructed. Came very nicely packaged and quickly. Also honoring the sale price that they did just a couple days after I purchased. Very happy with this purchase PB Team! This is as small and functional as you can get. Beautifully constructed. Came very nicely packaged and quickly. Also honoring the sale price that they did just a couple days after I purchased. Very happy with this purchase PB Team!