The Lian Li O11D Mini ITX Case was developed in collaboration with celebrated overclocker, der8auer, and is now available in the stylish Snow Edition. This stunning, all white case was originally an exclusive competition prize and rereleased due to popular demand. Although it sports a new colour scheme, it still has the same modular, dynamic design as the O11 range. With configurable expansion slots, a dual chamber design, and adjustable pump heights, this case packs plenty of options for your gaming PC.The Features of Lian Li O11D Mini Snow Edition at a Glance:New Snow Edition of the Lian Li O11 Dynamic Mini CaseDeveloped in collaboration with overclocker der8auerModular, dual chamber design for maximum flexibilityConfigurable with 7, 5, or 3 expansion slotsPrimed for liquid cooling with adjustable pump standCasing made from aluminium and tempered glassCompatible with SFX or SFX-L PSUsUpdated AestheticThe Lian Li O11D Mini Snow Edition is the latest addition to the O11D range. This new colour scheme does away with the silver and dark highlights of the previous white model. Instead, Lian Li have opted for a cleaner, completely white aesthetic. This mono-colour design shrouds the entire interior and exterior of the case in a bright, white finish which helps accentuate your internal components and any RGB hardware you may install.Originally released as a Christmas exclusive, the demand for an entirely white case in the O11D was high enough for Lian Li to extend the supply beyond the initial competition. Collectors of white components can now rejoice that this case is available.Raising the Modular BarThe Lian Li O11D Mini Snow Edition is a fully modular case, developed in collaboration with celebrated overclocker, der8auer. This compact case offers multiple configurations despite its small stature. Options include having 3, 5, or 7 expansion slots. There is even space to install a comprehensive cooling system on top of full-sized hardware.7 Expansion SlotsConfiguring the back panel to allow the maximum amount of expansion slots supports the installation of an ATX motherboard. Alternatively, using a smaller motherboard in this configuration will provide additional airflow. The cooling system can be customised in a number of ways, even with the ATX motherboard in place. The case can accommodate:Roof: 120mm or 140mm fans, up to 25mm thickSide: a 280mm x 65mm radiator or 240mm x 85mm radiatorBottom: a 360mm radiator or 3 120mm fans with an ATX orBottom: a 360mm or 280mm radiator or 3 x 140mm fans with the M-ATX or M-ITXUsing the full seven slots is ideal for making the most of a larger motherboard. With space for the ATX form factor, you wont have to compromise on components.5 Expansion SlotsSetting the back panel at five expansion slots allows for up to a Micro-ATX motherboard. This still offers comprehensive options when it comes to your cooling set-up. This configuration accommodates:Roof: a 360mm or 280mm radiator, up to 65mm thickSide: a 280mm x 65mm radiator or 240mm x 85mm radiatorBottom: a 360mm radiator or 3 x 120mm fans, with a Micro-ATX orBottom: a 360mm or 260mm radiator or 3 x 140mm fans, with a Mini-ITXUsing the five expansion slots is ideal if you have a few, select components you want to include in your set-up and still have plenty of space for liquid cooling.3 Expansion SlotsLastly, the back panel can be configured with three expansion slots. This will support a Mini-ITX motherboard. There is still flexibility with cooling, though. You can have:Roof: a 360mm or 280mm radiator, up to 100mm thickBottom: a 360mm or 280mm radiator, up to 75mm thick, or 3 x 140mm fansIt should be noted that side panel cooling cannot be mounted with three expansion slots.Using three slots is ideal for making the most of the natural airflow.Floating Water Pump