Lian Li Lancool II Case Review: Thermals, Build Quality, & Noise
7,881We're reviewing and benchmarking the Lian Li Lancool II case, including thermal/temperature, noise, and build quality in-depth testing and analysis.
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Article: https://www.gamersnexus.net/hwreviews/3540-lian-li-lancool-ii-case-review-benchmark
Find the Lian Li Lancool II on Amazon (eventually): https://geni.us/pMh8rw
If you want airflow, buy something better. The Cooler Master H500 would be a good alternative at a close price (Amazon): https://geni.us/oG7Xx
We'd also recommend the Phanteks P400A for much better airflow, but it has worse overall build quality (Amazon): https://geni.us/RK9bDD4
Patrick worked hard on analyzing this case, with Steve adding some thermal insights from our large amount of test data from this one enclosure. The Lian Li Lancool II has gotten a lot of hype from the community, and it's never wise to over-hype a product to the point that it's impossible to meet expectations. We took a step back and reviewed the Lancool II from the ground-up, pouring over build quality, features, add-ons, thermals in various configurations, noise, noise-normalized thermals, and more.
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Host, Test Lead: Steve Burke
Testing, Editorial: Patrick Lathan
Video: Andrew Coleman, Josh Svoboda
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