An Air Cooling Optimized Mini-ITX Case - Lian Li TU150 Build and Review

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Название	:	An Air Cooling Optimized Mini-ITX Case - Lian Li TU150 Build and Review
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what about rear intake and front exhaust????
Comment from : @gerard4441

I think my Radeon 7 will commit su;icide if I try it in this
Comment from : @SSchithFoo

Any advice for air cooling with higher powered CPU? I bought a i9 9900k not realizing that it would require the cooling it does and am now concerned I will never be able to get it to optimal temps
Comment from : @scottjohnson8441

i think the TU150 is a Maxi SFF Case to large for real SFF
Comment from : @tomb6102

I wish more MicroATX cases would come out with a Front Type-C port
Comment from : @Trifler500

Lian-Li doesn't specify if the front USB Type-C port is Gen1 (5Gbps) or Gen 2 (10Gbps) Are you able to confirm it's definitely a Gen 2?
Comment from : @Trifler500

hi, if this casing tu150 and cooler u12s can support i7 10700k??
Comment from : @clot1123

Do they make cover's for the hyper 212? I got the non black version and sticks out like a sore thumb
Comment from : @Theking196

What are normal idle temps on a 5600x with the U12S? I just finished my build in the TU150 and have the same cooler and am idling at about 45-50C which seems kind of high? Although under load, it never goes past 75C
Comment from : @aon9902

Thinking about building this case do you think low profile fans could fit under the gpu?
Comment from : @marcoaguayo5781

man im loving your content a lot I bought this case as my first mini itx system because wanted to keep my nh d15 but the more I watch itx content the more i want to go smaller cases Will watch all your itx related videos
Comment from : @Hellbryan1

Do you think adding an additional heat sink fan in that gap between the heat sink and exhaust fan will make a difference? Or would that just be a waste of space? So it'd be a push-pull-pull I think
Comment from : @aon9902

I love how this channel went from wood work to SFF reviews, I love it!
Comment from : @designerpraline1064

Would love to see more testing with this case (with maybe id-cooling) ,, if you can thanks
Comment from : @AbdullahBu

have you been able to post the thermals with this setup?
Comment from : @Got2BNoel

Good/interesting content but was diminished by the extremely poor audio One thumb down
Comment from : @mikes8032

For the size of case it should house much more fans & airflowbrEg: they should have made 2 options w/handle & w/ top mesh panel for 2 or atleast 1 fan 140 preferred& they could have designed front alot better w/ 2 fans especially when they didn't go with radiator side bracket design for cooler height compromise
Comment from : @datdudeinred

is there any way to fit an ATX PSU? i want to get this case but am not looking to spend a lot on a new power supply
Comment from : @ritzzz_fn7503

Great review I have been thinking about this case and saw it up close at my local Canada Computers store and was a little shocked at how big it was It wasn't that much smaller than a DeepCool mATX mattrexx 30 case which I bought last Xmas to build in for my nephew's PC Still, it appeals to me and am seriously considering it and the Cooler Master NR200
Comment from : @bronstet

It's possible to install radiator at front if you turn it sideways if that's yore thing Me personally, I would go noctua and 2 fans at the bottom and call it a day
Comment from : @nauxsi

Hi, I hope this criticism finds you well!brbrPlease do wider shots that give a better sense of what you are doing and don't mix the angles all the time It got actually frustrating at times to watch There were shots were your hand was doing something but completely out of the frame Also, please don't overuse slomo, no need to watch you install a fan to the heatsink for 7s ;)brbrOtherwise great content, very clear, and a beautiful build! :) Keep it up!
Comment from : @XHItube