Lian Li O11 Dynamic MINI Case - White

The O11 Dynamic Mini primarily supports SFX and SFX-L form factor power supplies. Standard ATX PSUs are not compatible due to space constraints, especially when using the 7-slot configuration.

Yes, the O11 Dynamic Mini supports ATX, micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards. You may need to select a specific I/O shield configuration for optimal compatibility.

The case supports a significant number of fans for its size: up to 3 on the bottom, up to 2 on the side, and up to 3 on the top, totaling up to 8 fans, plus radiator configurations.

No, the vertical GPU mounting kit is an optional accessory. It needs to be purchased separately if you wish to mount your graphics card vertically.

The magnetic dust filters can be easily removed. Rinse them with water and allow them to air dry completely before reattaching them to the case intakes.

The dimensions are approximately 420mm (Depth) x 269.5mm (Width) x 380mm (Height).

The dual-chamber design separates the main system components (motherboard, GPU, CPU cooler) from the power supply, drives, and cables. This allows for significantly cleaner cable management and improved airflow by isolating heat-generating components.

Yes, the case supports 2 x 2.5" SSDs in the right side chamber and 2 x 3.5" HDDs (or 2.5" SSDs) on the back plate.

Ensure the SFX/SFX-L PSU is correctly installed and connected to the motherboard and components. Verify the power cable is securely plugged into the wall outlet and the PSU. Check the on/off button connection to the motherboard.

Confirm all fans are spinning in the correct direction for optimal airflow (intake/exhaust). Ensure dust filters are clean and not obstructing airflow. Check that the CPU cooler is properly seated and that thermal paste has been applied correctly. Verify radiator and fan configurations are efficient.

Double-check the maximum component dimensions against the case specifications. If using the 7-slot configuration, ensure the PSU is SFX/SFX-L. Consider using the modular back panel to free up internal space if necessary. For GPUs, ensure the side radiator bracket is positioned correctly to allow clearance.

This is often due to poor cable management on the right side of the case. Ensure all cables are neatly routed through the second chamber and secured. Check that no cables are obstructing the panel's seating.