lian li atx

Most Lian Li ATX cases support standard desktop form factors: E-ATX (noting E-ATX support is for boards under ~280 mm wide), ATX, Micro-ATX (M-ATX), and Mini-ITX.

Clearance varies by model. Examples from the listed cases show GPU length support up to about 392 mm, 410 mm, and 415 mm, so check the specific model for exact maximum GPU length.

Preinstalled fan setups vary by model. Examples include: one model with 2×160 mm ARGB front fans plus a 140 mm rear fan (the dual 160 mm front fans are listed at 118.85 CFM and 3.10 mmH2O static pressure); another with two 140×140×30 mm ARGB front fans and two 120×120×25 mm PWM bottom fans, with top RPMs around 1,900–1,950. Exact fan counts, sizes, and RPM/CFM figures depend on the specific case.

Lian Li cases commonly use steel for the frame or panels combined with fine mesh ventilation. Notable exterior features in the examples include a 4.0 mm tempered glass side panel on a mid-tower and a mini/micro tower variant with a wood front panel alongside steel mesh panels.

Drive capacity varies by model. Examples include a mid-tower with 2×3.5" HDD bays plus 6×2.5" SSD mounts, while smaller micro/mini towers may offer configurations such as 2×2.5" SSD only or two 3.5" bays with optional 2.5" support. Check the model’s drive bay list for exact counts.

Common airflow-focused elements include all-around fine mesh panels (front, top, and PSU shroud), multiple preinstalled high-airflow fans (including bottom fans aimed at the GPU), and removable or modular brackets to optimize fan/radiator placement. These features combine to prioritize unobstructed airflow in the reviewed Lian Li ATX cases.