Lian Li Lancool II Mesh Step-by-Step PC Build Guide
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- A full step-by-step guide to building a £3500 PC in the Lian Li Lancool II Mesh RGB including putting all the parts together, installing windows, installing drivers, RGB software and overclocking RAM. This guide assumes no previous knowledge and is perfect for a first time PC builder. Links to parts used in the build are below.
00:00:00 The Parts
00:04:51 Preparing the Case
00:18:00 CPU Installation
00:20:15 M.2 SSD Installation (Motherboard)
00:24:01 M.2 SSD Installation (Xpander Card)
00:25:56 RAM Installation
00:28:16 Motherboard Installation
00:31:07 Case Cable Explanation
00:34:44 USB Type-C Cable Installation
00:37:08 Case Cable Installation
00:45:20 Power Cable Extensions Installation
00:49:26 AIO Explanation
00:58:01 GALAHAD AIO CPU Cooler Installation
01:20:42 Case Fan Installation
01:33:07 ARGB LED Strip
01:34:02 SATA SSD Installation
01:39:15 Power Supply Installation
01:45:52 Graphics Card Installation (Horizontal)
01:49:24 M.2 SSD Xpander Card Installation
01:51:42 Graphics Card Installation (Vertical)
01:55:25 Cable Management
01:57:54 Installing Windows 10
02:04:41 Setting up SSD
02:08:24 Driver Installation
02:15:55 RGB Software Installation & Demonstration
02:23:29 Entering BIOS
02:25:22 Adjusting RAM Speed
02:25:58 Turning off motherboard indicator LED
02:26:19 PCIe lane configuration for M.2 Xpander card
02:27:42 Adjusting Fan Settings
02:31:40 Confirming RAM Speed
02:32:03 Outro
02:32:26 Complete Build Footage
Parts used in the build (Amazon links are Affiliates Links)
• Lian Li Lancool II Mesh RGB
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• MSI Prestige X570 Creation
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• AMD Ryzen 3900X
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US - amzn.to/3mLLNoX
CA - amzn.to/3hghXaF
• Lian-Li GALAHAD 360mm High Performance RGB CPU Water Cooler
UK - amzn.to/3mH0nhr
US - amzn.to/37LFm0J
CA - www.canadacomputers.com/produ...
• G.SKILL Trident Z Neo (For AMD Ryzen) Series 64GB (4 x 16GB) F4-3600C18Q-64GTZN
UK - amzn.to/3aEbEg4
US - amzn.to/2WU9HUN
CA - amzn.to/3nNOV4N
• ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX 2080 Ti OC Edition
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CA - amzn.to/3rsG4rI
• Sabrent 500GB Rocket Nvme PCIe 4.0 M.2
UK - amzn.to/2WKrf5z
US - amzn.to/3nOiC5I
CA - amzn.to/34XRnP1
• Samsung 970 EVO 1 TB
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US - amzn.to/38wZXoD
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• Kingston KC600 SSD 512GB
UK - kings.tn/2XSSIlJ
US - kings.tn/2XSSIlJ
CA - kings.tn/2XSSIlJ
• Corsair LL120 RGB Fans
UK - amzn.to/3rrOSOb
US - amzn.to/37K8mFX
CA - amzn.to/2KywWRx
• Corsair RM850x 80 PLUS Gold, 850 Watts, Fully Modular ATX Power Supply Unit
UK - amzn.to/3mLLA59
US - amzn.to/3rsgJhh
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• CableMod PRO ModMesh Cable Extension Kit
UK - eustore.cablemod.com/product/...
US - store.cablemod.com/product/ca...
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• Lancool II Vertical GPU Kit
UK - amzn.to/3nMrDwf
US - amzn.to/3aEoCu9
CA - amzn.to/38zARp8
• Lancool II Side ARGB LED Strip
UK - amzn.to/2WKQEfg
US - www.microcenter.com/product/6...
CA - amzn.to/2M4NJw2
• Lian-Li Lancool II USB3.1 Type-C Cable
UK - amzn.to/34GBPii
US - www.microcenter.com/product/6...
CA - www.canadacomputers.com/produ...
Affiliate links
I am part of the Amazon associates program, this means I get a small commission when you buy through these referral links.
A timelapse of the build can be seen at • Lian Li Lancool II Mes... & photos of the build at pcpartpicker.com/b/tc4nTW
Useful Links
• How to make a Windows 10 Bootable USB - • How to Make a Windows ...
• Motherboard Drivers - www.msi.com/Motherboard/suppo...
• AMD X570 Chipset Drivers - www.amd.com/en/support/chipse...
• NVIDIA GeForce Experience - www.nvidia.com/en-gb/geforce/...
• MSI Creator Center - www.msi.com/Motherboard/suppo...
• AURA RGB Lighting Control for Graphic card - www.asus.com/uk/Graphics-Card...
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Christopher, my 13 year old son and I were assembling his computer from the parts we purchased from Microcenter. The lack of resources available in the product documentation and even the articles/videos I found made the process very long and frustrating...note: I have my master's in EE (about 25 years ago, although I haven't done tech work for a while). And then I found this video...you are absolutely brilliant!!! I wish I had this video first...I feel the 4 hours we spent before finding your video were basically wasted as we leveraged your video from the beginning to make sure we didn't do anything wrong. And, we did, in fact, find a few minor things which would have been very difficult to debug without your instructions. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I also joined your service!
you seem like a great dad
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I like how you thoroughly explain and go into detail what each cable is and where to plug it whereas other build videos just do basic stuff like RAM installation and not helpful at all.
Most build videos have stupid music on top off a timelaspe and then the zoom in and close up on the final product. Those videos are fucking useless.
@@zZiL341yRj736 The timelapse videos aren't meant to be guides, just a cool building montage.
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This helped baby walk me and my wife through our first PC build. Everything came out sleak af and working on first boot. You have my deepest gratitude.
Same with me man, congrats on ur build!
Same here. This man is a legend
This is, by far, the best assembly guide I have ever come across. This guide is front-page worthy.
Jeez. You even timestamp everything. Must have taking you a while to make this video. You deserve all the sub and a likes.
Yes this guy is a gem.
Thanks
@@ChristopherFlannigan attention to detail on point sir!
@@rickystudds thanks 😊
@@ChristopherFlannigan hi just wondering what do u do with all those PCs
I'm swapping cases in my current build and was looking for reviews of this particular case when I stumbled across your video. While I'm not new to the hobby, I deeply appreciated seeing your straightforward and patient guidance with assembling every part of your build. You're a wonderful teacher and I wish more people would follow your example.
Agreed! I've not upgraded in 3 years after building my own for almost 15 years before that. The ability to jump to the bits I needed to skill up on was great. Thanks for putting the time in on this!
Out of interest, would you have had space to top mount the rad?
@@urfolomeus Most cases nowadays cannot support 360 rad on top. 240/280 rad on top, yes. With 280 it's really tight and u might have some ram clearance issues, so make sure u have really low profile rams. 240 on top is your best choice.
Edit: actually, on some smaller cases a 240 might even have ram clearance issue.
@@t.n.9508 thanks for the info. It's a 280 rad I'm looking to fit ... although I now have my eyes on a Sliger SM580...
Excellent. That answered 2 of my questions.
1) how to remove the front of the case.
2) at 12:03 how to remove the HDD containers/cases. Excellent, thank you!
Yeah I was surprised every other reviewer thought the HD cages needed to be cut out.
@@davejohn255 From other videos I saw, it looked like it couldn't be taken out. Yours was the only I saw that addressed it. :-)
I followed your instructions. Its out. lol
This is literally the most amazing, comprehensive, thorough, and insane video I have ever seen. Thank you so much for this - it made my first PC build so easy :)
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your build guide is unmatched, commenting to help boost you up on the CZcams algorithm so some first time builders can see this
well it worked and thank you for that, i build my pc 1 january , rt 3070 i9 10900k etc cant wait thanks for this amazing help and for the boosting the algorithm and respect to your explanations this help tremendously
It got to me. God bless bro.
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I just built my first pc in fifteen years using this guide. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain everything! This is an 11 on a scale of 1-10 for helpfulness and information
Great to hear!
Why does this sound sarcastic?
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@@sebdenzil maybe cause u wont believe there is some thankfulness um this world , lulz
Less that 10 minutes in and I'm already convinced I'm going to enjoy this video.
i just clicked in the video and saw the timestamps
already convinced
As a follow-up. Finished my first build the other day. This video made it easier.
Although, silly me, forgot about the dang plate that's loosened when removing the brackets for the CPU.
There I was trying to figure out why the screws for the stock fan weren't doing anything.
Ugggghhhhhh
You have the most detailed guide I have ever seen! I greatly appreciate the time and effort you took to produce this. I used this to get me through my entire build that was frustrating me because it was an over night build that took many more hours than it should have. I only just found your time stamps after 2 days of having my build put together and there is apparently more I need to do. A like, a comment, and subscription in my eyes are not enough to thank you for the wonderful guide!
Great to hear!
Almost a year later man, you're still helping people out. Just built my first pc in 7 years and I've had the worst time figuring this all out until I got to your vid
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10/10 and the gold standard for build videos. Seriously, you simply can't do any better than this. I've watched many PC related vids over the years and never have I seen one so detailed and well done before. Mind blown at the level of detail, showmanship, and overall presentation. Just found ya while searching for Lian Li Usb C install instructions for in my Lancool II case. But now I'm gonna be looking through all your vids. Well done!
Glad you enjoyed!
Exactly, found this on a Google search for this case due to some frustration.
Best belevive I will definitely be watching this as I build my first ever gaming rig as soon as I can get my hands on a 3090, which is the last thing I need. You deserve way more likes, subscribes, views my friend. You are a godsend, the gold standard for what pc building videos should be. Thank you, thank you, thank you for the time, attention to detail, sheer work you put into every video. We are immensely grateful for it.
Thanks Chris and good luck with your build
10:18 I helped my husband find the screw and accessories by watching this! Thank you very much.
Love the fact you take the time to show the whole process of the build and explain all the way through. Thank you Chris.
Chris makes the best build guides. I used his last one for my first build and it was super helpful. Thank you sir!
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Just finished a build with this tower, my first. You've been my closest companion and mentor for about a week and I don't even know you. I don't think I could have done this without you, sir. Thank you for everything that you do. I'm going to miss hearing the way you say the words "case" and "now" on a daily basis.
Just wanted to say thank you for this great video. I loved this case and the way you thoroughly and thoughtfully explain the build is top notch. I also wanted to mention that your explanation of setting up RGB is the best I’ve seen.
I like how this is thoroughly explained and not rushed for any particular step
This guy deserves all the subs this world have... Wow wow wow just wow... My boy explained everything in details... I knew nothing about pc buildings but now i have all the confidence.... Thanks bro... Love you from india❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
Just wanted to take a moment and thank you for the thorough build videos you've done. They were a huge help in building my recent PC. It had been 20+ years since my last one and this was just what I was looking for.
This is, by far, one of the best PC build guide in YT. Thank you for all the detail you put up for this, even till the end 💙
Christopher, I massively appreciate your INCREDIBLY DETAILED guide!! I had watched some build guides and assumed I was competent. I was going to do my build with a friend, but because we had a COVID scare, my wife and I are doing a hard quarantine. I started building by myself, and felt utterly completely lost and anxious. Some build videos had terrible angles, explaining what they were "doing"--but what they were "doing" was off screen!! Your build was far more advanced than what I was going for (ASUS x570 / AMD 3700x [stock cooling] / RTX 2060 S / 2x8 Ballistix 3600 RAM / 500gb m.2 / 1tb SATA) but this was incredibly helpful. The tip to remove that HDD bay was good advice, even if I was scared to take out the fans lol (since I'd never worked with so many cables before hahah). Thanks again for such a super detailed and step-by-step guide, and done at a perfectly reasonably pace. I was so scared getting into this but man you got me thru it.
Thank you Chris. That was a very calm, informative and well done system build tutorial. Keep up the good work and don’t change the way you approach your audience.
Fantastic build guide! Every guide should be this detailed. Saved me a huge headache with the rgb part of my build. Thank you!!!
To say this was awesomely excellent is still an understatement. This video will be of immense value as I move forward with my 1st DIY PC in 20 years. Thank you so much!
Straight up brother, I send various blessings to you, you helped me out a lot on building my PC!
This is the most thorough building guide I've seen - with the links to parts in three countries, the time stamps throughout the video, and all the other details this is absolutely awesome.
This is such an amazing build guide! You explain the basics so well but add in some much other details (e.g. how to connect RBG, explaination of air pressure, fan placements and software information) that most youtubers don't even bother including. This extra information is often what we are looking for in build guides!
Just build my first rig using this comprehensive guide. I can't thank you enough, Christopher. Everything works perfectly!
I've been looking all over for an explanation of intake vs exhaust with an AIO, specifically for this case. Your videos are brilliant, subbed. Thank you.
Can't tell you how helpful this video is and how clear it is that you spent a huge amount of time on it. It's hugely appreciated.
Dude, idk who you are as I just found you on the internet but you are a savior!!! You helped me fix all the problems I was having with my first build. Thank you very much!
Thanks for the great guide! Did my first build in this case and followed this guide pretty closely and it went very smoothly. Booted up in two tries!
Been trying to make my first build so I've been watching build tutorials for t least a month now but still got lost and confused during the build. Now here I am, watching your video and I really appreciate how you take the time to explain all the little details. This is ACTUALLY a REAL beginners guide. Thanks dude
Built my first computer in over ten years, using a Lancool 2 case, and coincidentally many of the same components you used. I have say, your very organized and comprehensive video, made my modern building experience a breeze!
I wish you much success in your content creation endeavors. And thank you for the help!
I just put together PC with this exact tower. Your guide was amazing and perfect. I really loved the DETAIL and the time-stamps. Made it really easy to find the stuff I needed and move around to make sure I wasn't doing dumb things. Thank you so much!
You are an excellent teacher! Very helpful guide. Thank you for moving at a learnable pace and explaining things in detail. A tutorial as in-depth as this should have absolutely anyone tackling their own build in confidence. You earned my sub, pal. Great work!
56:50 I was waiting for this. Thank you!
And Lian Li ready do a great job on their products. Putting logo on both sides of the AIO rad for whatever orientation you install it.
Just used your guide and successfully built my first PC! I used your other video as a guide for the 360mm aio up front. Thanks for the clear instructions!
By far the best and most informative pc building video I've ever seen. Your clip has made building my new PC with a Lian Li II Mesh case a walking in the park. Thank you!
Just wanted to leave a comment saying I appreciate you for taking the time to make this video. It was a massive help in building my PC. Some parts were tricky as the components weren't the exact same and it took me a while to figure out what cable you meant at points but got it fully built and operational in like 12 hours total with it posting first time.
His voice is so calming
Not too slow not too fast. I just think its funny that when he says "Case" it sounds to me like "Kiss" :D
Yikes, you actually explained the radiator fan thing the best out of ALL other vids ive seen. Subbed
I will echo the gratitude of the others; I hated building my PC until I found this video. I should have looked for a build guide for my specific case in the first place; removing the HDD/SATA tray was a game changer for my giant PSU. Thank you endlessly, my music production PC is now operable thanks to the relaxed, organized and detailed delivery of instruction you provided in this video. So many thanks!
Thank you so much for making this build guide. I was so anxious about putting together my PC but your guide was so detailed and calming. Every time I had a question, you were already answering it. 11/10
One of the best PC build guides in CZcams. Awesome job man.
I had never built a computer before and used this video to build mine without any issues. Great level of detail and instruction. Keep up the good work.
Great to hear!
This has got to be the most in depth and informative build video ive ever seen. Props to you. Amazing video.
You speak clear and distinctly, covers all aspects and even talking about details like choosing right screwdriver ! I don't mind if your video is longer than usual because I get my answers!
Chris has amazing pedagogical skills, the way he explains every single item and its purpose is awesome, if he ever goes working as a professor in the school or University his lectures will be not less interesting than here. Thank you for this guide Chris. Hats up.
Hats off*
Have just Completed a Complete Build set up for the first time ever Successfully using this video as my guide ! I had so much fun and would defiantly do it again! Thank you so much Christopher.
This video was IMMENSELY helpful and very thorough. It's been a long while since I built a PC and your walk through here was perfect. Thank you!
I'm coming back to this video because it's still very helpful. I just have to say, great video, great presentation, great formatting, great explanations, links, descriptions, everything. I wish I could hit the like button more and I hope you get all the affiliate link credit possible. Thanks for the help. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much, watched every minute of it multiple times.
Your step-by-step instructions are excellent! I finished my build today. First time ever building my own pc and this video was my ultimate guide. Thank you 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙏🏾 Excellent video!
For detailed build guides, I come here.
For sleeping at night while listening to a soothing voice, I come here.
I really appreciate the quality of this video. I feel like I completely understand all the pieces of my computer (at least in terms of building haha) because of you. It's such a large difference between "k just plug in your wires to your mobo" and "this is what every single wire does and what it needs to connect to, also a good order to do things, etc." Also appreciate the additional "heres what to do when you've got something showing up on a screen".
Your video was a lifesaver! Thanks for the great job, it really made my new pc build possible. I enjoyed much of the video, however I do have some feedback; I was struggling to understand the whole motherboard and pins, I wish it were easier to point out. I know it is difficult to keep the camera focused and not blocked by hands, but maybe next time you can circle the specific pins to make it more clear. Again, the video was otherwise great and saved me lots of time and stress, it was just that one part that had me frustrated. One again, thank you so much for the in depth video and I look forward to learning more from you!!! :)
Built a few PCs but you always forget the basics after years apart of building... This case and a few other parts were in my build... Fantastic video with so much depth. Top work.
Thank you so much for this tutorial, Christopher! You don't know how much this have helped me. I have started to build my gaming pc while waiting for my PSU and extra case fan to come in. I will watch this tutorial over and over until I fully understand. Thanks again!!
You have the clearest guides on how to build PC's on CZcams so thank you for that.
Would it be possible for you to do a build with the Phanteks P400A non RGB, MSI X570 Tomahawk, Corsair HX 750 and an air cooler for the CPU?
Thank you so much for this video. Since this is my first build, I was just about ready to give up after seeing all the case wires. You have given me hope!
Thank you for this detail! I was stuck on the one cable you get the most questions about from the case. It helped our father/son first PC build proceed without hiccups!
This video turned my first build from frustration to pleasure. You sir are a gentleman and a scholar
gonna use this as a reference to build mine in a couple weeks
I actually watched the whole thing. I don't know why. Good job.
My man. You are a godsend. Got this exact case and your step by step made this the best first build for me. From the prep work to the order of things for cable managing and plugging in without obstacles. And that Hard drive remove, perfect, SOOOOOOO much open space now thanks to that. And you even included the updating at the end once everything starts up. You made my entire process so good T-T thank you for making this video.
I just wanted to add myself on to the list of grateful CZcams subscribers for your absolutely excellent and detailed instructions on building with the Lian Li Lancool II Mesh. My personal first ever system build took only a few hours thanks to your detailed efforts in describing each part. Ever so grateful , and as another previous comment made - you sincerely deserve all the subs and likes. Also, thanks for the drone footage video on the fishing, the good life :) Cheers Christopher.
Thank you early 2000s Thom Yorke for helping me on my build
Really appreciate the detailed explanation and visual examples to go along with this! A++
Never actually built a PC myself, was used to just paying other people to do it. I decided to try this time, couldn't have made it without this video. Thanks!
such a phenomenal guide. slow, detailed, helps far more than the typical speed videos
You are an actual saint. Thank you so much for making this super detailed guide!
Thanks to you I completed my first build. You’re amazing!
I literally never comment on a video, but this one deserves it. I followed this guide completely (same case) and it was perfect! Thorough, great explanations, and answered all of the questions I had. Subscribed and following for sure. Great stuff!
Wow this build guide isnt messing around. It isnt quick and it shows every little tiny detail important to builds and time stamped everything. Great work
Absolutely brilliant, will defo be building my own now.
If you have enough tube to reach, radiator should be flipped so that the tubes are at the bottoms of the case, that way you wont have any air pockets in the pump.
@@ChristopherFlannigan Thanks for the reply, and great jod doing the test 👍, was very helpful indeed.
You kept me from throwing my computer in the trash. The 3 connectors on Lian Li Galahad was driving me nuts. I also couldn't find my sata connector as it was hidden in wire mess. Brother you helped this old man out. Next pint is on me!
My son and I never would have gotten through building his first PC without this super-detailed explanation. Thank you!
Glad I could help!
@@ChristopherFlannigan We ran into one major problem and that was the monitor never recognized the PC when we were trying to boot up from the boot disk. A bit of research suggested we remove the RAM and reset it, which we did, and that resolved the issue. Perhaps in a future beginner's video you might mention this (I know there are 400-odd other things that could go wrong on a build), but perhaps just a quick "and if you don't see the Windows logo or your screen is dark, try X, Y, and Z." Still...that issue aside, it wouldn't be working without your awesome tutorial.
You saved my life... thank you if I didn’t find this build guide I was gonna blow my head off ❤️well done lmao
Glad I could help
Thanks for the guide, appreciate it. Quick question: Wouldn't the intake fans at the bottom be drawing in hot/warm air since they are located directly ABOVE the PSU, hence heating up the GPU/whole ecosystem instead?
just bought the case yesterday, I followed your steps and it works first try. Thanks a bunch for the long video, really appreciate it 🙏
You just talked me though my first build. You cover everything in a clear concise manner. Thankyou for the work involved.
Flip your rad so plumbing is at the bottom or better yet top mount the rad, your pump and water is fighting gravity and not running 100% efficiently
A 3-fan setup will not fit for a top mount on this case. I tried it last night :(. I have an EK-360 AIO CPU cooler.
Timothy you should rewatch the GN video and followup video because you didn't understand it, nor should you spread your new found 'knowledge' like a twat.
Gravity? You're going to be fighting gravity tubes bottom or tubes up. It's the air in the loop that's the problem.
Tuanty-Tuan Howd you end up mounting, I got the same setup
@@tylerkasper9385 Went with a front mount, tubes at the top. No issues so far.
only if pump is above rad is it really an issue
There is no noise that's louder than that of a screw hitting the metal case
This was my main resource for my first build, alongside the manuals.... excellent content, thank you and keep it up.
From a fellow dweller of the island of Ireland.
Built my PC last December using this video. Computer is running great and is a beast. Have some similar products like the meshify 2 case. You are the best.
This build just became $500 cheaper haha
May I ask how come?
@@houdiniguru2169 new GPUs came out (3080, 3090)
@@Cauhauna Appreciate the reply mate! Did the 2080 ti drop that much?
Houdini Guru At one point people were panic selling their 2080 ti’s for around 500, that’s 700$ less than msrp :D
@@rooh264 Wow that's insane! LOL. I haven't been paying attention to the prices but has the prices soon then went back up to before or still a little lower?
Hopefully Gamers Nexus doesnt see how you installed that radiator.
Torxx installing it that way only effects noise. “Sometimes” If you watch the video again he says that installing with radiator in the front tubes down it can shorten the life of your aio.
Nolan Hansen it's best to work with gravity not against it. So having them down wouldn't shorten its life. Thus you can run into pump noise issues and/or air pockets in the radiator since the tubes are at the top instead of the bottom to help the pump with better flow.
Did a build on this case over the weekend. Aside from the paperwork I depended on this video and consider this video essential. It was my sanity saver. Thank you for posting (I mean it sincerely - THANK YOU)
Wow you might be my new favorite PC tech CZcamsr. Fantastic tutorial and explanations, it literally can’t get better than this!
Should flip the radiator so the tubes are down low
Here in 2023 and this guide is so useful to anyone building a new rig. Regardless if you're using Lian Li products or not, you still get such good information overall that you can apply to your build. Thank you for making this video!!
This video helped me out so much, thank you for the quality and effort. I had a different MB and RGB fans to set up, but because of how detailed your explanations were during AIO install I was able to install without to much trouble, and for the first time ever building or helping build a PC it worked on first start up. So Thank You!
One of the best Step by step build guides I've personally watched! Great Job! 👍
Hey man, I just finished my first build in 15 years with the guidance provided by this video. I cannot thank you enough. Outstanding information and presentation.