Overall, I am very pleased with the result of my PC with this case. It was a breeze to work in without looking ugly/ boring. Main things I am very happy with this case are... What a year 2020 has been. Due to all the human malware, trade wars, and miscellaneous other issues, this will be my first review since April, and frankly it was a very interesting process on the Lian Li LANCOOL 215 mid-tower. The Lian Li LANCOOL 215 Mid-Tower white chassis is a modern and sleek Mid Tower PC case featuring a solid steel construction and tempered glass side panel. Designed with enthusiast-grade hardware in mind, the LANCOOL 215 supports dual and triple radiator mounting on the top and front of the chassis. What's more, with two included aRGB 200mm fans and one rear 120mm fan, this gaming PC chassis will look good whilst remaining cool. The Features of the Lian Li LANCOOL 215 Mid-Tower ARGB Tempered Glass White Chassisat a Glance: RGB fans are included and have great effects. They even handle yellow and purple well compared to other RGB lights I've seen.

LANCOOL 215 features two pre-installed 200MM RGB fans and a 120MM fan, combining with mesh panels, honeycomb vents enable efficient ventilation The LANCOOL 215 white edition has a spacious all-white interior specifically designed for installing and cooling high-performance hardware with significant airflow. The front panel features mesh inlets, whilst the top, rear, and bottom have ventilation holes. Additionally, the top of the case is fitted with a magnetic dust filter alongside the bottom, which features an easy to clean sliding dust filter. PLENTY OF SPACE FOR POWERFUL HARDWARE

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The honeycomb vent design at the top, rear, and above the PSU chamber guarantee an abundant airflow is delivered to the interior components, optimizing the thermal management. Lian Li has designed the LANCOOL 215 with watercooling in mind. This sleek PC case supports one 360 or 280mm radiator on the front and one 240mm or 280mm radiator on the top. What's more, for fans of air-cooling, the LANCOOL accommodates a total of six fans with the front supporting either three 120 or two 200mm fans; the top of the chassis supports two 120mm fans, and finally the rear supports one 120mm exhaust fan. STYLISH AND FUNCTIONAL DESIGN Behind the motherboard tray you’ll find two 2.5-inch caddies, which you can also move to the top of the PSU shroud in the main compartment if you want to show your SSDs off. You’ll also find the RGB controller here. And while it appears to be a fan controller, it’s just a hub that delivers constant power to your fans – so if you can, plug the three fans into your motherboard for fine control. The LANCOOL 215 from Lian Li is a modern Mid Tower. It has a solid steel construction with a removable front cover. The tempered glass side panel provides a clear view into the case, so that the installed hardware can be displayed. A dual and triple radiator can be mounted to the roof and front. With its excellent cooling properties the LANCOOL 215 enables high-performance PC gaming.

Cable management room behind the motherboard tray tops out at about 2.4cm, but Lian Li has done a good job of ensuring that cables from the front I/O line up with the included velcro straps. They aren’t bolted into the case, but there are side-by-side loops for the straps built into the case along the front and top edges that make tying down cables very easy. Given the limited space behind the motherboard tray, there’ll inevitably be some clutter underneath the PSU shroud, but the compact design of the HDD bay means that it doesn’t need to be completely removed to make room for cables. Next to the two 200 mm D-RGB spinners, Lian Li also includes a 120 mm fan that functions as rear exhaust.Given that Lian Li is working with another company to manufacture this case, an interesting point is that they’ve still made an effort to make this case fit in with the rest of the Lancool line rather than buying a generic ready-made case off the shelf. The shape of the front panel, the shroud-top fan mounts, and the lighting in the front panel seem likely to be elements that Lian Li has designed specifically for this case as part of the Lancool family. There are some really good things about this case, and a few issues that popped up as well – so without further ado, I’ll get to it. The increase in the GPU delta was even smaller, up from 52 to 53 Celsius. That’s not much warmer than the P400A’s 52 Celsius average, but the Lancool II Mesh pulls ahead a little further at 51 Celsius average. Again, air-cooled CPU temperatures in the 215 are exceptional, while GPU temperatures are on the good side of average. Conclusion Hinge doors on the tempered glass and drive bays makes removing dust and maintaining the PC completely toolless.