Lian-Li LANCOOL 205 Mesh Midi-Tower - schwarz

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The PSU shroud resides behind a removable side panel, which also hides a dedicated drive bay. Keeping the power supply separate from the rest of the components further helps regulate temperatures within the case. Additionally, the dedicated drive bay can hold up to 4 × 2.5” SSDs or 2 × 2.5” SSDs and 2 × 3.5” HDDs, granting you great flexibility when it comes to your chosen storage solution. Lancool Style

The new Lancool 205 combines premium design with excellent cooling properties. Lian Li have crafted a particularly stylish Midi-Tower case with the Lanccool 205. It includes a tempered glass side panels to let users display any components they have installed. RGB LED illumination is particularly effective as mesh inlets on the front panel create an eye catching effect when they are illuminated. Perfect for PC modders - easy access to components Cooling options don’t stop there, either. The Lian Li Lancool Mesh 205 can support radiators on the front panel - either 1 x 280mm radiator or 2 x 140mm fans. All in all, when it comes to your custom cooling configurations, the Lian Li Lancool 205 Mesh provides plenty of options.Even when cranking up the loads, heat dissipation is superb, with the rear exhaust fan never struggling and rarely feeling like it's actually warm air coming out. Maximum CPU temperatures under a full stress test only ever reached the low 70s Celsius (158F) and the fully open top did a great job at venting the heat. You could expect similar results using a blower-style GPU as well, and if you're air cooling the amount of air that the front 140mm fans pull through, this means you're going to have no issues cooling even a warm CPU. Sporting a sleek white finish, the Lian Li Lancool 205 Mesh Mid-Tower Case is as stylish as it is functional. Alongside the mesh front panel, this chassis features a tempered glass side panel, making this the perfect showcase for your high-end components. The integrated fans sport vivid aRGB LEDs which shine brilliantly through the mesh front panel. Keeping all your hard-earned hardware safe, the chassis is made from highly durable steel. There are four drive mounts, cable routing holes everywhere you need them, and for the most part, the panels and fittings are all tool-free and easy to access. It’s a case that would compliment a high-end build in the hands of an experienced system builder. However, even for an affordable PC from a first-time PC builder, I think it’s going to offer something for everyone. Should I Buy One? Alternatively if you prefer water cooling a 280mm AIO radiator can be fitted. Room for Multiple Components and Drives Lian Li consistently makes outstanding PC cases and the Lancool 205 Mesh is no exception. I am a little nervous about the long-term dust factor of having a mesh front and no traditional dust filter, but at the same time, it's incredible how much air it pulls through and how cool everything is inside.

Cooling options don't stop there, either. The Lian Li Lancool Mesh 205 can support radiators on the front panel - either 1 x 280mm radiator or 2 x 140mm fans. All in all, when it comes to your custom cooling configurations, the Lian Li Lancool 205 Mesh provides plenty of options. The Lian Li Lancool 205 Mesh is almost impossible to fault, offering a stunning design at a reasonable price that lends itself to a truly special-looking PC build. The 205M Micro-ATX case is the latest addition to the impressive Lian Li Lancool Series. As such, it features many of the innovations Lian Li is known for. This includes a stylish mesh front panel that boasts exceptional airflow, fully featured front I/O, and excellent cable management options. Within the main cavity, there is space to install an M-ATX motherboard and a 350mm long GPU. There is plenty of scope for cooling within the Lancool 205M Mesh with a total of five fan positions to explore. The front and top of the case can alternatively be utilised to mount a 240mm radiator. Furthermore, the Lancool 205M Mesh comes with two pre-installed ARGB 240mm fans at the front. Finally, this innovative case has flexible storage options. The PSU shroud resides behind a removable side panel, which also hides a dedicated drive bay. Keeping the power supply separate from the rest of the components further helps regulate temperatures within the case. Additionally, the dedicated drive bay can hold up to 4 × 2.5" SSDs or 2 × 2.5" SSDs and 2 × 3.5" HDDs, granting you great flexibility when it comes to your chosen storage solution. Lancool Style

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Sporting a sleek white finish, the Lian Li Lancool 205 Mesh C Mid-Tower Case is as stylish as it is functional. Alongside the mesh front panel, this chassis features a tempered glass side panel, making this the perfect showcase for your high-end components. The integrated fans sport vivid ARGB LEDs which shine brilliantly through the mesh front panel. Keeping all your hard-earned hardware safe, the chassis is made from highly durable steel. The included fans are whisper quiet, too, and as an added bonus Lian Li includes a fan controller in the rear of the case so you don't even have to worry about running cables all around your motherboard as it's good enough for up to five fans, as well as five RGB cables from those fans. The Lancool 205 Mesh is a variation of Lian Li's existing Lancool 205, with the main difference being the introduction of a mesh panel on the front of the case. This improves airflow over the original dramatically, and the fine holes also seem to do a decent job at acting as a dust filter, too. In the space of a week of constant use, there's no sign of any significant dust intrusion into the case's interior. The Lian Li Lancool 205M Mesh may only measure 400mm in height, but is still able to accommodate high performance hardware. There is space within the main chamber to install either a Mini-ITX or Micro-ATX motherboard. Alongside this solid foundation, there is also clearance for a powerful 350mm long GPU. Under the main compartment is space for installing the PSU. This area can house a 180mm long power supply, in addition to a drive cage for two storage drives. The drive cage can support either two 3.5" HDDs or a 3.5" HDD and a 2.5" SSD. Two more 2.5" SSDs can also be installed behind the motherboard tray, for a total of up to four storage drives! An update to the Lancool II Midi-Tower case, the Lancool 205 from Lian Li has a smaller form factor but retains the same impressive design. The Lancool 205 at a glance:

Cooling options don't stop there, either. The Lian Li Lancool Mesh 205 can support radiators on the front or top panel - either 1 x 280mm radiator or 2 x 140mm fans. All in all, when it comes to your custom cooling configurations, the Lian Li Lancool 205 Mesh C provides plenty of options. The Lian Li Lancool 205M Mesh features a modern sleek design that draws the eye to what's important. The front mesh panel not only facilitates exceptional airflow, but also aids in displaying any RGB lighting you have installed. Furthermore, the tempered glass side panel is perfect for showcasing the high-end components of your gaming PC. Finally, to keep your system looking clean, Lian Li has included excellent cable management options. The cable passthroughs are ideally situated and come equipped with rubber grommets. Alongside this, the rear of the case features plenty of tie down points for cable ties, which are included for optimal cable management. Lian Li Lancool 205M Mesh Micro-ATX Case Specifications: ColourThe Phanteks P350X doesn't have a full mesh front, but still provides excellent airflow and like the Lancool 205 Mesh, accepts an ATX motherboard and boasts plenty of space inside to build. It's a quality PC case and costs a little less than the Lancool 205 Mesh, though admittedly doesn't look as good and comes with fewer included fans. ATX is the maximum size motherboard the Lancool 205 Mesh will take, and you get a full complement of available PCIe expansion slots on the rear of the case as a companion. The NZXT N7 Z590 has a lot of important bits on the very bottom of the motherboard, but feeding cables to the right headers is simple thanks to the two sizeable, but still discreet-looking access holes in the bottom.