Lian-Li Lancool 216 RGB Black Steel/Tempered Glass ATX Mid Tower Computer Case,2X 160 mm ARGB Fans Included - LANCOOL 216RX Black

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Moving the motherboard to its lowest configuration allows thicker radiators when mounting at the top. An included 120mm rear fan bracket can be installed externally behind the PCIe slots to improve airflow around the graphics card and provide a better airflow balance with an additional rear exhaust. This controller comes with ten built-in lighting effect modes, including Rainbow, Warning, Breathing, and Taichi.

Cases and cooling specialist Lian Li has released the Lancool 216 mid-tower chassis, which it initially teased back in the summer. For users who take dust management to the next level, a magnetic front panel dust filter is available as an optional accessory.Additionally, the Lancool 216 has been enhanced for maximum airflow by including an external bracket that enables you to install a 120mm fan to pull air across your GPU to maintain optimal temperatures. In the second chamber, 5 Velcro straps, clips, and tie points provide clear routing options for cable management.

Now that we’ve taken a look at the looks of the Lian Li Lancool 216 Case, it’s time to get down to the nitty gritty. It certainly is flexible, and as well as making that cooling choice apparent, it supports up to E-ATX motherboards, has a removable top 360 radiator bracket, offers a 90-degree pivoting PCIe expansion slot panel, with a relocatable front I/O panel, has options for an external rear mount PCIe fan, plus provides plenty of expansion options for storage and today’s biggest GPUs.This means that users with floor-mounted or desk-mounted cases can have easy access to the front I/O. Out of this box, these cases ship with two front-mounted 160mm ARGB fans and a single 140mm non-RGB exhaust fan. Moreover, both the rear I/O bracket and a portion of the motherboard panel can be rotated to accommodate any changes. Starting with the front of the LANCOOL 216, the two included 160mm aRGB fans are clearly visible behind the fine mesh air intake. The only feature the 216 seems to be missing is the manual button for chassis fans speed, and mounting a HDD/SSD in the cage appears to not be as easy.