only thing I'd say is the case gets dirty faster than most so if you clean your pc out every few months your good but if not this isn't the case for you. the lancool 2 dose not have big open mesh its in between mesh so not really big were they use to use a dust filter and not so small no air gets in but instead there no dust filter and the holes are mid size so they act as a dust filter. most case used crap dust filters that were really restrictive like 85% restrictive... As people who frequently build and upgrade PCs, we will be the first to tell you that hinged tempered glass panels are a godsend. They are easy to open/close, and they make the addition or removal of components a simple process. Hinged panels are superior to the thumbscrew mounted panels of yesteryear, which require the removal of four screws and the full removal of the side panel to add or replace any system component. With the LANCOOL MESH, Lian Li has made component replacement simple,Â

The optimized airflow is a result of the collaboration between the brand-new mesh design, additional exhaust vent holes, and three high-performance ARGB cooling fans. Sapphire Vapor-X HD 7970 + Sapphire Dual-X HD 7970 in Crossfire Sapphire NITRO R9-Fury in Crossfire *NONE* With its modular design and mesh panelling, the Lian Li Lancool II Mesh C RGB is a highly flexible case with advanced cooling capabilities. Featuring three pre-mounted aRGB fans, this chassis has incredible airflow and dazzling lighting that can be adjusted using the “C” and “M” buttons on the I/O panel. Inside, there is a carefully curated layout that can accommodate up to an E-ATX motherboard, 384mm long GPU, and has 176mm clearance for CPU coolers. Every chamber is easy to access, thanks to the hinging on the tempered glass panels and mesh PSU panel. The Lancool II Mesh C RGB can support all your high-end hardware with a premium finish. Lian Li Lancool II Mesh C RGB Mid-Tower at a Glance: This AWD Lian Li Lancool Mesh II PC has been specifically designed to provide the performance point into the most graphically demanding games. Pre-built and configured - Ready to go straight out of the box (Providing you have an Operating System installed)

A great chassis for continuously changing builds

Like a lot of premium cases, the LANCOOL MESH features a removable front radiator mount, which makes the installation of front-mounted radiators and fans a breeze. The enclosure also supports six 2.5-inch SSDs with dedicated mounts as well as three 3.5/2.5-inch devices thanks to the case’s dedicated drive mounts, which can be hot-swap enabled.Â

Furthering the flexibility of this case, the PSU chamber is modular with space up a power supply up to 210mm long. The drive cage can be positioned either to the left or right, depending on whether you want to install a reservoir or allow for more cable space. This drive cage can host up to three drives, either 2.5” SSDs or 3.5” HDDs. With support for nine SSDs in total, there are six more mounts located across the Lian Li Lancool II Mesh C RGB Snow Edition.The space between the top and bottom chamber now features two removable PSU shroud covers for either 2 x 2.5” SSDs or can be removed to fit 2 x 120mm fans. Thanks to the hinged panels, every corner of the Lian Li Lancool II Mesh C RGB Case is easy to access. Both tempered glass side panels open, and are held in place with a magnetic clip. The mesh panels on the PSU shroud also open out, allowing for easy installation of both the power supply and drive cage. Modular Shroud positive pressures is were more fans point in and less fans point out filling the box with air and help keep dust coming in from other non filter areas like pci slots. Airflow optimized fans are better where airflow is unobstructed, such as exhaust fans or on front panels with big open mesh, like on the Lancool II mesh. Between Linus' YouTube channels and JayzTwoCents, you can find a lot of good, accurate information about the different types of fans and also positive-pressure vs negative-pressure case configurations. Below are the full specifications of Lian Li’s LANCOOL II MESH, which measures in at 478x229x494 (LxWxH), making this enclosure a mid-tower chassis. The case supports ATX, MATX and Mini-ITX motherboards as well as EATX motherboards that are less than 280mm wide. This width makes this enclosure ready to support almost any consumer-grade motherboard.Â