- We're here at the Lian Li Booth in Computex 2023,
and we have so many LCDs, RGBs, tempered glass, all of it.
It looks fricking beautiful,
starting with this guy right here, the O11 Vision.
You might be noticing, normally,
there's like bars that go between your tempered glass,
or like along the top or something.
Not here.
They have three tempered glass panels
that all go one against each other,
and the one on the top's even an infinity mirror.
Look, come on, look up there.
Now I know what you're thinking.
Having three tempered glass panels side by side
is pretty terrifying, and yes, it is,
but fortunately, let's get in here.
They do have a solution, so that hopefully you don't end up
with a smashed PC case before it's even put.
How do I get this off? Oh, there we go. (chuckles)
As you can see, you can take off the top and side panel.
The front one you can technically take out,
bit of a pain in the arse.
They don't recommend it for users.
This, though, there is a concern that this front bit,
you could smash it if you're, you know,
building a case in here and stuff.
So instead, they've had it just
so that you can take the entire motherboard tray out.
This has a couple of advantages.
First of all, the back of the case,
you're not gonna scratch it up
while you're moving it all around and building your PC,
and also, this right here can go in many different ways,
if I can figure out how to take it out.
There we go.
So you can build your entire PC on this,
but then you can also move it up into this location
if you want to have a great big AIO down
at the bottom for cooling, or you can move it down,
and have room for 240 AIO back here
for just heaps and heaps of cooling.
For those three tempered glass panels,
you might think this will be brutally expensive,
but it's actually going to come in at just $139.
Availability is going to be next October.
This October. (bleep), that's fine.
Moving on, here's the new O11 RGB.
Now you might have noticed that in the past,
this just had a single RGB strip that went down right here.
That's not enough RGB.
Now it goes all the way around up here,
and across on the top and the bottom.
This is achieved by using silicone for the light diffusion,
and there's 51 RGBs for each of these.
If you take a look at the back,
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you can see it's a little L channel, so it goes up,
gets diffused, bounce out, and looks beautiful.
That's pretty cool.
I don't know if it's good
as the bioluminescent one that I made, but good job, guys.
Moving on.
Where's the GPU? There's normally a GPU right here.
It's actually, this is not a distribution plate back,
but this is where the GPU is in the new O11D EVO XL.
This thing is pretty funny.
I don't really know why you'd want
to have your GPU back there,
but it is a very interesting spot to put it.
Now this has a couple of problems,
mostly, how do we get your display cables in there?
It's a bit of a pain in the arse.
So what you have to do,
you come in here, take off this, yeah, that one there.
There we go.
So you have to fish your display cable
in through this little grommet back here,
in through the case, and then drop it off down in there.
It won't be too difficult if you're using soft tubing,
or just an air-cooled GPU,
'cause this whole panel right here can move out.
You can plug it in, push it back in. All good.
If you have a hard line water-cooled one like this,
it's gonna be, it won't be easy,
but it's gonna look really sweet.
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Maybe, though, putting your GPU on the side,
that's, that is not displaying it enough.
You just spent four grand or whatever on that puppy.
You need to show it off, and the SUP 01 does that.
Look at this.
Right up in the front, they are just showing off your GPU
for the whole world to see.
Now GPU has come in many different widths,
so you can actually unscrew this and move it around,
so that your GPU will always be perfectly centered.
This also helps to prevent graphics card sag as well.
It can't sag, it's standing straight up.
They do have a bracket back here to make sure
that it's held in place,
and properly secured, and putting your display cables,
once again, huge pain in the arse,
so you're gonna have to go all the way around.
Let's go to the one that doesn't have a PC in it.
For the display cable,
you have to go in the back grommet here,
down through here, up over top of your hard drives,
and plug it in, something like that.
Once again, not very practical,
but it does look freakin' sweet.
Let's have a look at the airflow.
For the airflow on the SUP,
your GPU is having air pulled in beside it,
and then it's coming out the back right here.
Beside that is a 360 millimeter radiator for your CPU.
That's intaking here, and you can kind of decide the balance
between CPU cooling and GPU cooling
based on what's intaking and what's pushing out air.
The real advantage of doing a computer case like this
is that it allows 'em to have the footprint be pretty small.
Like vertically, it's pretty large,
but this is a 45-liter case,
and it's not like sticking out this way too much
or this way a whole lot.
Instead, it's vertically sticking out quite a bit.
You do have to note, though, if you have a small desk,
airflow on the back is very important,
and you cannot just jam it up against a wall.
Moving on to the next generation DK07,
this has a lot of practicality upgrades,
so it has the same PDLC.
You see me, you see me not glass right here.
It's super cool.
It has a little like, you know, the LCD crystals,
they do that little (imitates liquid bubbling),
so you can see it or not see it.
Very awesome.
But the biggest problem with the last one
was that the glass panel was just fricking huge.
It was this large, and that has two problems.
First of all,
if you wanted to just like work on your computer,
like "Oh, hey I need to do something, blah blah blah."
It was a two-person job
to lift up that whole massive piece of glass.
So this is way easier to service for one person now.
Also, it helps a lot with packaging.
So the last one, like when I built it,
it came in this massive crate,
because the crate has to be, well,
as large as the glass panel that you're putting in there.
So this way they can have the crate half as big,
and it's way more IKEA, like you can just, you know,
take the box, cart it up the stairs
into your apartment or whatever.
It's all fine and good.
Before, it was this massive thing that, I don't know,
you need to like forklift it
into your second story window or something.
Huge pain in the arse.
Here, they also have a couple of cool features.
So without having glass all the way over,
they can have a little cubby right here
for all of your, I don't know, pens and whatnots.
And then on the other side, they have a little tech cooler,
so that you can put your little Coca-Cola in here,
and have it just absolutely frigid.
Also, because it is a tech,
you can push the button right here,
and have it heat or cool.
Very nice.
Also back here they have a little USB hub,
although the features of this desk are not nailed down yet.
So put in the comments down below what you want to see.
What you will be seeing though is an absolute explosion
of LCD screens and computers.
Take a look at this right here.
It's the Uni Fan TL LCD.
Is that right? Sweet.
As you can see, there's an LCD screen right here,
and the engineering required to get that
to work was a huge pain in the arse.
Now this does come with a bit of a performance drop.
So compared to the normal ones,
these right here do about 75 CFMs.
The LCD goes down to about 65,
but it is crazy the stuff that they have done
to get the display in here.
So the bearing itself needs to be hollow,
so that you can, you know, put stuff through it.
The shaft for the fan also has to be hollow,
because, you know, you need to put the cables
and stuff through it, and the LCD screen itself is mounted
onto the bearing carrier for the fan blades.
Also, as you can see here,
the fan blade extends up to be flush with the LCD screen.
So it has to be kinda cut down in.
It's pretty strange, but I think
that the final effect is going to be really sweet.
I really wanna see what you guys can pull off
with a whole bunch of these.
You're going to be able to connect six LCD fans
to a single hub, or 16 normal fans,
and you can kind of mix and match.
So here we have 10 fans all running off of a single hub.
Pretty good.
Now Lian Lee's been doing this for a while,
where they have their daisy chain fans.
So you know, you have your bank of fans here,
and it has the cable, it just comes off like that.
Great. Absolutely love it.
The problem, though, is that the cable
in the past could only go on one side.
So I've done this personally in Tynan's PC.
you put all your fans on, you put it in the case,
you put up in there, and you're like,
"Ah, crap, the cable's coming at the wrong side."
Then you have to take all the fans off, run it,
a huge pain in the arse.
Not a problem anymore.
As you can see here, now they have the male and female ends
of the cable on both sides.
That means that you can totally screw it up.
Doesn't matter which way this goes on.
You can just connect it to your fans.
All good to go. Great.
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Oh, wow.
The show floor officially closes at five,
and they cut the power at 5:05.
So you can't see how beautiful the RGB is on these,
but hopefully there's B-roll of it.
We'll see how well we did.
Anyway, we have three new radiators here,
starting off with the Galahad Trinity Performance.
This runner here has a double fin-stack,
So if we look at the radiator here,
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on the top, we've got the performance one,
and you can see that there's double the fin-stack
of the normal one down here.
That gives you about 30 extra watts of CPU cooling,
which given how hungry they have been
for heat dissipation, is going to be very welcome, I'm sure.
They also have three different options
for the little RGB diffuser chummy here.
So we have the completely frosted one.
So you have, like, you know, color there
color here, looks really sweet.
They also have the double infinity mirror one,
where you have two different colors
that are reflected a whole bunch of times,
and if you just need another LCD screen in your system,
they've got that too.
Over here the Galahad 2 LCD has an Asetek pump.
So these ones right here,
they have their in-house design, non-performance 3,200 RPM,
performance 4,200 RPM.
But if you just want that Asetek reliability,
we've got that right here.
I'm not entirely sure why you need to have Asetek taking all
of your money for royalties, but they do have it here.
Apparently it's a trusted brand name,
just like I trust that we're gonna go home now.
We're getting kicked out.
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