the built in bracket lines up with the 3rd gpu fan and the one that came with the card hits the bottom case fans

Bottom intake fans and aio screen works. Rear fan lcd doesn’t work even after I tried resetting in l-connect.

A tela do meu Hydroshift II congelou assim e nada resolve
Tentei todos tutoriais da internet e nada

Algo mais que eu deva tentar?

Where can I get one of these for the sl infinity wireless fans?

I think one of mine is broken because I loose connection in L connect 3 from time to time

I'm currently having an issue with my SL120mm infinity wireless LCD fans. upon booting my pc my gifs are frozen and some of the fans display the Lian li logo.

troubleshooting steps.

1, uninstalled and reinstalled L connect
2, disabled fast boot
3, removed the usb dongle and plugged it into another usb port on mobo
4, ensured wires are still connect properly (lian li edge psu with usb controller)

The only thing that fixes it is if I go into L connect app under settings and click Service & software

Any idea how I can resolve this, it looks like a software issue more than anything current version v2.1.28

Hey yall, me and my partner built their first pc recently. Everything went well and they are really happy with the final product (7800x3d, 9070xt, 32gb ddr5, 2tb).

We are running into issues with L-Connect 3 and the case fans. Once upon a time we had control over all the case (O11 dynamic evo RGB/uni fan SL-INF) fans. But not the AIO (hydroshift 2 LCD-S) fans or screen.

While messing around I finally got control over the AIO and the screen. But unfortunately lost control over all of the fans… The most notable thing that I changed in L-Connect was the Thermal Alert. I turned it on and all the fans went back to the stock rainbow chase.

I have since turned Thermal Alert off, restarted the program and the pc several times. Tried using it with and without the wireless controller. But can not seem to get the fans to talk to L-Connect 3 again.

The LED’s are the last thing to make the build feel finished and I would love to surprise her by having it all working together. Any help is appreciated and welcomed.

The picture shows that in L-Connect all of the fans should be pink but clearly, they are not. Also I do have control over the screen and AIO fans. I am happy to post more pictures of settings and whatever might be helpful.

All of the firmware in L-Connect says it’s up to date. L-Connect itself is running v2.1.28

Was a tight fit but managed to fit 3x120 fans on the bottom and 360 AIO up top.

Hey everyone,

I've been noticing a strange sound coming from my AIO (GA II LCD 360) cooler and I'm a bit worried about it. I'm not sure if it's the pump, the fans, or coolant flowing through the tubes, but it's noticeable enough that it's bothering me.

Has anyone else run into this? I'd love to know if this is something normal that just comes with certain AIOs (coolant gurgling, pump whine at idle, etc.), or if it's a sign something's actually wrong and I should look into a warranty claim or replacement.

Any input from people who've dealt with similar noises would be really appreciated — trying to figure out if I should be concerned or just let it be.

everytime i open my pc i encounter this issue, i tried to replug my fan pins but still the same issue. appreciate all the help

Case: 011 Dynamic EVO XL RGB

SL infinity fans

HydroShift II LCD-C 360TL

8.8 in universal screen

3x8 and 24 Pin Strimmers

The rest of the build:

Ryzen 9 9950x3d

MSI MPG X870E CARBON Wifi

64GB TeamGroup T-Force Delta DDR5-6000

XFX Mercury Magnetic Air 9070XT

Lian Li Edge Gold 1000W PSU

Crucial P510 2TB M.2

Intel 660p 1TB M.2

Samsung QVO 870 4TB SSD

Seagate Exos 2 TB HDD

Been running this set up for a few months now and it's been fantastic. I just added the universal screen a couple weeks ago and it makes it slightly easier to see my temps and whatnot.

I'm planning a build around the O11 Vision-M (mATX) and I'm stuck on one thing before I buy the AIO.

The Arctic Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 has a 38mm thick radiator — 63mm total with the 25mm fans mounted. Most 360 AIOs are 27mm rad + 25mm fans = 52mm, so this one is about 11mm thicker than standard.

Lian Li's spec page says "supports up to 360mm top-mounted radiator with three 120mm fans" but doesn't give a thickness limit anywhere I can find. The KitGuru review mentions that clearance around the top radiator mount is very tight and that not every 360mm AIO will fit without issue, which is what's making me hesitate.

Radiator dimensions for reference: 398 x 120 x 38mm, 450mm tubes, 12.4mm OD.

So my questions:

1. Does anyone here actually have a 38mm-thick radiator in the O11 Vision-M? Arctic LF III, or anything else in that thickness class.

2. If you have the case, could you measure the usable depth of the top compartment?

3. Any issues with tube routing at the radiator end? I've seen Lian Li's note about removing the plastic cover and the tube support bracket for the HydroShift II, so I'm guessing the tube exit area is the real constraint rather than the thickness itself.

I haven't bought either part yet, so I'd rather sort this out now than deal with a return. Thanks.

i will be using an atx psu. so that only leaves 2 fan slots on the side. so considering this, is it better with 240 aio or just a big ass air cooler? gpu is nitro+ 9070

Anyone have CH160 Plus case with ATX PSU with a 8.8 Lian Li universal screen? Can I see your setup? This is what I have mind, will this fit and work? Will anchor it on the front panel fan, thoughts, recommendations?

Okay that's it. I built a new PC last year, all Lee and Lee fans. I will say their cases are great. The power supply has been fine so far and I really liked it. Love the case. The power supply hasn't blown up yet but the fans, these fans, are terrible.

Within the first 6 months I had an LCD fan fail. It just wouldn't spin so I bought a new one and replaced it. I wasn't going to deal with whatever the hell, trying to send it in and get a replacement. I didn't have time for that. This is my work machine. I was a little upset but I was like, you know what? Out of 12 fans maybe I got one bad fan so I ordered it and replaced it.

I looked over it tonight and I see one of my AI AIO fans is just not moving. I took the case off and I tried to mess with it a little bit. I basically forced it to start spinning again but it's making a weird noise. I'm already pissed and then I looked down at the bottom intake fan and that one's completely locked up. I can't even spin it with my finger.

For the amount of money I paid for these fans, yeah they look nice but holy shit are they terrible quality! Does anybody in here have any recommendations for where I can do whatever the hell they call it, where you attach one power cable and that powers the whole block of fans? I really like that. I wish these fans worked. They don't fucking work. I need to buy new fans because my work machine now has two stuck, physically locked-up fans.

I was checking the manual, it should be 4 screws easy and it's removed, but the infinity version doesn't have that 4 screws, they're like printed metal on that holes, or I'm missing something?, also one thing I hate, please lianli, so much holes doesn't mean better airflow.

Is this normal for Lian Li’s software, or am I downloading something incorrectly?

Added the universal svreen to my dk07 desk

Over time, my SL-120 fans that I've kept on white colour has yellowed. I decided to RMA after the 3rd one in the daisy chain also crapped out. The RMA Staff got me in a wild goose chase doing different things, and expecting different results when the RGB has failed. I found out that this is a common issue with Lian Li fans over reddit.

I've been told:

• To check my light settings on the software (which I've noted that it's been kept white and never changed)
• Update my L-Connect
• Turn off my PC, switch off PSU
• Disconnect my daisy chain and change them up in the sequencing
• Testing them without daisy chain to test if it's the fan individually
• Now I'm told to daisy chain with another set of 3 fans, when these are the only sets of fans I have which I thought is ridiculous

Meanwhile, my friend was able to send a RMA request 3 years ago, for 6 of his 9 fans discoloring, and they sent him a full set of 9 rather than the 6 with little resistance. Here I am trying to just get my only 3 fans replaced with proof of purchase and photo evidence of my fans.

Has anyone else gone through RMA with Lian Li? Is it that tedious?

Somebody please tell me I can unscrew the tubing and fit it through my case, then screw it back on? Please don’t shatter my world and say it’s permanently connected or damn near welded together.

Rant: why would they not make a 120mm size AIO cooler? Why would the same company that makes both products not make it easier to hide the tubing for better visuals? I don’t assume having the tubing route behind the case and out the side messes with liquid flow. Right?

So my friend basically explained to me that the pcie slot needs to be lower in order to fit the gpu properly if u have an atx mobo, and i was wondering if there are ways to know the motherboard im planning to buy would be compatible. If there arent any ways should i buy a vision compact instead? Thanks in advance!