All language subtitles for Lian Li Lancool 216 Build - Step by Step PC Build Guide (inglés_ASR)

hello and welcome back to another full

stamp business now PC build guide and

today I'm going to show you how to build

a PC in Liam needs a brand new

lancill216 so take a look at the other

parts I'm going to be building with

today for the motherboard I'm going to

use an asrock's Flagship x670e Tai Chi

Carrara but the CPU I'm going to be

using amd's new 12 core ryzen 9 the

7900x keeping our CPU cool I've got a

360 millimeter AIO from deepkill it's

the ls720 for Ram I've got 32 gigabytes

of Kingston Fury based RGB a ddr5 at

5600 Mega transfers per second for

storage I'm going with a single Gen 4

nvme m.2 drive from Team grip it's their

t-force cardia a440 Pro in one terabyte

capacity power in the whole build I'm

going to be 850 watt affiliate modular

gold power supply from a killer Master

it's the v850 gold eye multi for the

graphics card I'm going to be using the

Asus Rog strix RTX 3080 for case fans

I'm going to be using the new improved

second version of Leon Leeds sl120

uniforms I'm also going to be showing

you how to install the case's optional

argb controller and USB module and the

final part for today's build is some

white cable extensions from cable mod

okay let's get building I'm going to

make a start by preparing the case this

case has loads of really cool features

so as we go I'll Point these out to

remove our temper glass side panel we've

got a captive thumb screw on the back

which we need to listen once it's

listened the panel can be tilted out and

then left it away our other side panel a

tilted light and left it away taking a

look at our cases from diu we've got a

par and reset button we've got a

combined headphone and microphone junk

we've got two USB type A ports and a

single type c Port there is an option to

move the front i o module to the side of

the case and I'll show you that later on

in this guide to remove the cases top

panel we've got two Capital thumb screws

at the back which we need to loosen and

then the panel can simply be pulled

backwards and lifted away taking a

closer look at the panel we've just

removed you'll notice Liam here going

with just mesh at the top although the

holes in the mesh are quite fine and as

most people will be having exhaust at

the top adjust filter isn't required so

at the top of the case you could fit

three 120 or two 140 millimeter fans so

if you do decide to go with 240

millimeter fans at the top because we've

got a mesh panel at the top and we've

got a gap here one problem you can have

is that error can actually lick out

result in intervalent flow in the case

so Liam Lee have this little seal plate

that comes in the case accessory box so

what you'll do is just simply slide it

into place here at the front and then

secure it with four screws

so that's not only looks cleaner but

should hopefully improve the airflow in

the case another really cool feature at

the top of the case is we're actually

going to be able to rid the cables

coming from our top fans directly

through to the rear compartment of the

case so you're not going to sing them at

all at the front so we've got a hole

here we can bring the cable through and

then we can pass it directly into the

case's rear compartment and then we put

our top fan up

you'll notice that actually in the main

body of the case you're not actually

going to see any of the cables at all so

this is definitely going to make the

cable management much easier to improve

access during the build the top of the

case is removable it's held on with two

screws at the front

with the screws removed to remove the

top panel all we need to do is tilt it

up the way and it can simply be lifted

away for most builds in this case you're

not going to need to remove the cases

from panel although if you do want to

change out the front fans or move the

top i o to the side you are going to

need to remove the panel so I'll show

you how to do it it simply just pulls

off from the bottom

take a closer look at the panel that

we've just removed you'll notice that

Liam Lee are going with just mesh on the

front they do however offer a dust

filter that will fit into here and that

needs to be purchased as an optional

extra with the front panel removed you

can see the two 160 millimeter airgb

fans that are pre-installed at the front

of the case and you're going to have

airgb both on the rim of the fan and on

the fan blades themselves and if you do

prefer you can install a radiator at the

front and you can fit up to 360 or 280

millimeter radiator and as well you can

fit three 120 or two 140 millimeter fans

at the front if you prefer the front

fans are installed on a removable

bracket it's held on with six thumb

screws just before I show you how to

remove it I want to point out that I

have freed up the fan cables they were

plugged into the airgb controller at the

back of the case

where the thumb screws removed the fans

can simply be pulled forward

and the cables pulled through the cutout

so you can see a 160 millimeter fans are

mounted to two brackets on either side

and obviously you want to install 140 or

120 the brackets are going to be

narrower together but you're going to be

able to install them onto the bracket

outside the case and then simply slot

them in and secure them with the six

thumb screws at the rear of the case

we've got a single 140 millimeter fan

and like the fans at the front it is a

pwm fan with four pin connectors

although unfortunately this one doesn't

have any argb on it so I'm going to be

changing the light for a fan that does

have argb so we'll get it removed at

this stage is held on at the back with

four screws

down at the bottom of the case we've got

this mesh panel unlike some of the other

land kill cases this isn't a door it's

actually fixed in place although it is

removable there's one screw at the back

which we need to remove

and then with the screw removed we

should simply be able to slide the panel

backwards

and then lift it away I can't think of

any reason why you need to remove the

mesh panel to build in the case but I've

showed you how to do it for completeness

so I'm just going to put it back into

place at the bottom of the case we've

got a trace tail dust filter over the

power supplies intake fan and it can

simply be pulled out from the back in

terms of motherboard support the case

will support motherboard up to a8x of a

maximum width of 280 millimeters and its

current configuration you can stall up

to ATX size motherboards but to fit an e

ATX motherboard like we have we're going

to need to reverse this cable bracket

the bracket is held on with three screws

with the screws removed we're able to

slide the bracket out and flip it right

now importantly we are going to want to

keep this larger rubber grommet to the

top so in terms of flipping it out we

want to flip it out this way Andres hit

it round we've got three little notches

here to slide this into

and then we can put the bracket into

place and then we're going to secure it

onto this side with the three screws

so in terms of installing your

motherboard in the case it can be

installed in two different positions and

if you take a look at the standoffs at

the back of the case you'll notice that

each standoff can be installed in two

different positions at either the down

or up Arrow so with the case in its

default position with the standoffs

installed at the lower Arrow the case is

in a water cooled mode and it is

optimized to allow you to install up to

360 or 280 millimeter radiator at the

top and that's the reason the

motherboard is in the lower position

it'll give you space for the fans and

radiator and you've got up to 63

millimeters of space at the top and lay

only say the maximum thickness for a set

of fans and radiator to the top of the

case is 60 millimeters so if you move

all the standoffs to the upper Arrow

position obviously this is going to

shift the motherboard higher up in the

case you're no longer going to be able

to fit a radiator at the top of the case

and you're limited to fans and this is

where you can fit three 120 or two 140

millimeter fans at the top the advantage

of Oracle mode is because the

motherboard all slightly higher up you

have more room at the bottom for larger

fans and an Oracle mode you can fit two

140 millimeter fans at the bottom while

in water kill mode you're limited to 120

millimeter fans it is also possible to

mount a 240 millimeter radiator at the

bottom of the case the lanco 216 can

accommodate pretty large CPR Killers up

to a maximum height of 180.5 millimeters

so the first step to convert the case to

Oracle mode is to move the standoffs to

the upper position and in the case

accessory box you get this standoff

removal and insertion tool it simply

pops onto the end of your screwdriver

and then you're able to put it over the

standoff grapple to the standoff move it

to the upper position and tighten it

back into place

so now we've got to understand let's

move to the upper position you might be

wondering how it's going to work with

the motherboard's i o Shield well this

is reversible as it comes it's set for

water killed mode now that we've moved

the standoffs up to the Oracle position

we're going to have to invert the i o

shielder bracket so it's held on with

four screws two at the front and two at

the rear so we simply need to insert the

screwdriver through the cutting with the

front of the case and with the fan

installed you can actually fit it either

side of the fan but I've removed it to

give you a better look

and then at the rear of the case we've

got two more holes here to put the

screwdriver into

so with the four screws removed the

bracket is now free before I turn it

right I want to point out this little

panel at the top we're going to turn it

upside down and then the power is going

to be at the bottom and that's how this

works so whenever I try to move the

panel into the case it's catching and

it's catching on this metal rear

standoff so I'm just going to remove it

so with that removed I'm able to pull

the bracket into the case

turn it upside down and then slide it

back into place

and then we're going to secure it into

place again with the same four screws

okay so that's the case enterocol mode

the standards are all mode to the upper

position and the i o Shield bracket has

been reversed in the case accessory box

you get this fan bracket which allows

you to install a 120 millimeter fan

behind your graphics card for improved

airflow so the first step is to secure

the fan bracket to 120 millimeter fan

using standard fan screws which are

included next we can set our Fram

bracket into place at the back and then

we're going to secure it into place

using four thumb screws and then we've

got a cutout at the bottom to fit the

fan cable through

so you can see where the graphics card

installed in the top two slots on the

case we have no trouble getting the HDMI

cable into place however if you install

the graphics card in the second and

third slots you're not actually able to

plug a HDMI cable directly into it I did

try installing the HDMI cable first into

the graphics card and then installing

the graphics card but I couldn't get the

graphics card to fit with three of the

screws removed from the fan I am able to

get the HDMI cable plugged in but then I

can't get the bracket back up to where

it goes because it's putting pressure on

the HDMI cable so unless you've got some

special HDMI cable you're not going to

be able to install the rear fan bracket

with the graphics card installed in the

second and third slot on the case and so

what this really means is with the

motherboard in our cooled mode you're

going to be using slots one and two so

in error code mode you're going to be

able to install the rear fan brackets

with it in watercolt mode it's slot two

and three so in Oracle mode unless

you've got a special HDMI can cable that

you are able to fit this really thin

flexible one that I have doesn't fit

you're not going to be able to use the

rear fan bracket the other option that

you have is to rotate the pcie brackets

and install your graphics card

vertically so the bracket is held on

with four screws

so the four screws loosened we can slide

the bracket backwards into the case

rotate it round

and then slide it back into place

and then we're going to secure it into

place with the same four screws as you

can see now our pcie brackets have been

inverted next thing to do is install the

standoffs for our Riser cable and we've

got three different positions we can

install them in landly recommend

installing this one at the bank so you

can use the rear fan bracket in our cold

mode so all we need to do is screw the

standoffs into place

we can then set our pcie Riser cable

into place and screw it into the

standoffs

it is important to note the Riser cable

that doesn't come with the case and it

has to be packed up as an optional extra

I'll put a link to it in the description

if you do want to use a different ryzen

cable it's important to note that the

distance between the standoffs is 112.7

millimeters so make sure yours is

compatible so that's what the graphics

card looks like installed in the

vertical orientation if I add the rear

fan bracket in we don't have any problem

plugging in our HDMI cable to the

graphics card the other important thing

to point out is the orientation of this

bracket has also turned around 90

degrees and these slots are now running

vertically and also where you fix it is

change reflection adherent here and here

and here with the cm4 thumb screws so it

does look to be exactly the same story

here in the vertical orientation with

this rear fan bracket we're only going

to be able to install it with the

graphics card installed all the way

towards the motherboard in the first

slot if we moved it across a slot we

wouldn't be able to fit the cable in and

the rear fan bracket so one thing I was

Keen to test was installing the graph

card in this slot closer to the

motherboard with the motherboard

installed in the water cooled mode I.E

towards the bottom of the case because

Leon Lee didn't mention that this

particular mode was compatible with the

rear fan bracket and I've used pretty

bulky Hardware so we've got an eitx

motherboard an RTX 3080 and everything

seems to fit with the rear fan bracket

on a few observations you'll notice the

graphics card is quite close to the

motherboard so hopefully that will be

good for the temperatures although I

imagine if you did move it closer to the

middle of the case where it's away from

everything it might have slightly better

airflow but that would be something to

test out and the other thing to note

because our Riser cable is installed to

both of these brackets at the bottom

you're not actually going to be able to

install any fans underneath the graphics

card in the vertical orientation so you

can see here with a graphics card in the

vertical orientation installed in the

slot closest to the motherboard we have

no problem getting plugged into the i o

on this row of the graphics card I do

have a HDMI port here and there's

absolutely no way I'm going to be able

to plug that in while using the same

rear bracket and likewise if we move

this over one slot there'd be no way I'm

able to plug any of the cables in to the

back of the graphics card with this rear

fan installed if you're not planning on

installing fans at the bottom of the

case it is possible to install a two and

a half inch ssds so you can have one

here and one here however if you go with

your graphics card in the vertical

orientation you're only able to have one

over this side so as we are going for

fans at the bottom we're going to need

to remove these brackets they're each

held on with two screws

and then with the screws removed we can

tilt the bracket up and lift them away

so you might be wondering how we secure

fans at the bottom well the fans

actually sit on top and then Leon Lee

include these long screws which go down

through the fans securing them to the

bottom of the case so I did mention you

can fit a 340 millimeter radiator at the

bottom and you might be wondering how

you're going to secure it obviously with

the fans and the radiator you're not

going to be able to screw the long

screws down through it and you're not

going to really be able to screw them up

from underneath well what you want to do

is take these brackets you're going to

fit these to the bottom of your radiator

and screw them in from underneath and

Leon Lee include screws for doing that

and then you're going to take your

radiator fans on the brackets slot them

into place in one piece slide them down

and then secure it with the screws at

the front again moving into the rear

compartment it looks the cable

management should be really

straightforward we've got these velcro

cable straps and then we've got lots of

Clips as well for securing the cables

it's good to see that we've got rubber

grommets on the two main cutouts over to

the right hand side of the motherboard

at the top of the case we've got our

airgb unfound controller and we've got

six pwm connectors and four three pin 5

volt argb connectors and the

pre-installed fans I've removed but they

come installed up to the connectors

already so you're not going to have to

worry about the fans that are already

installed in the case connecting up the

argb stroke Fan Hub is really

straightforward with the three cables

we've got a starter cable we need to

plug into a SATA cable coming from our

power supply to power The Hub we've got

a four pin pwm connector we need to plug

into a system fan header and then we've

got a three pin 5 volt argb connector we

need to plug into an argb header on our

motherboard and that's the end of the

alarm motherboard to control both the

lighting and the fan speed of the

Gathering is plugged into the Hub just

beneath the Fan Hub we've got a

controller tray where we can mount our

argb controllers for example the

controller for early on the unifans

beneath that we've got two dedicated two

and a half inch Drive brackets the rate

shell down with a thumb screw once we've

removed the thumb screw the bracket can

simply be lifted up and away You're then

going to take your two and a half inch

Drive I've fixed it to the back of the

bracket and then screw it in from the

other side before returning it to the

bracket our power supply is going to go

down at the bottom of the case and the

case is compatible with full size data X

power supplies up to a maximum length of

220 millimeters there's no removable

power supply bracket at the back so we

are going to have to slide our power

supply in from the side before screwing

it in from the back at the bottom of the

case we've got a hard drive cage and

this is movable and removable to move it

we need to push this lever up we can

slide it towards the back and that frees

the hard drive key edge up there's

another little Notch slightly further

down we line it up with it and then push

it into place and it's going to lock

into place we can remove the hard drive

cage by simply pulling the lever up

bring in the hard drive cage to the back

and then can take it out so we'll take a

closer look at our hard drive cage is

actually two hard drive cages combined

we've got this little lever here if we

push it up and then we can actually

separate the hard drive cages into two

bits so you can actually just install

one drive cage in the case if you wanted

in each half of the hard drive cage

there's a drive tray and we can remove

it by simply pulling it here and in each

of these Drive trays we're going to be

able to fit in both a two and a half

inch drive and a three and a half inch

drive so in terms of the two and a half

inch drive all you do is set it on to

the back

you're going to turn it over and then

you're going to screw it into place from

underneath then you're going to be able

to put your three and a half inch drive

into the place and then you're going to

be able to screw it also in from

underneath so that means an allow and

kill two one six you're going to be able

to fit a maximum of six two and a half

inch drives and two three and a half

inch drives next thing I want to do is

you how to move the front dial to the

side so the first thing we need to do is

free up all the cables

we've then got two screws at the front

holding it on

and then the screws removed we can

simply remove the front dial module

bring in all the cables through

we've got a panel to remove at the

bottom of the case it's held on the two

screws

and then we can set our AO module it

into place

and then screw it into place

the cables we're going to rip down

towards the bottom of the case and there

is some cable tie down points at the

bottom to help control the cables and

then we can move the front panel to the

top

and secure it with the two screws and

then this is what the io module is going

to look like at the front so this will

set it on the desk beside you having the

buttons here and the ports here might be

more convenient one of the options that

Lee only give you for this case is this

argb controller and USB module so it

gives you two additional USB type A

ports and then these buttons to help you

control the lighting of the built-in

argb Hub so you can use the buttons to

cycle through the various effects rather

than using your motherboard so I'm going

to install this module down at the

bottom and I put the original controller

back to the top of the case but you can

install them in either position

and then secure it with the two screws

with our i o cables rooted down to the

bottom we can replace the cases front

fan bracket

and get it secured into place with the

thumb screws and I'm going to bring all

the i o cables in through the Gap at the

bottom and we can secure the cables into

place at the bottom with some of the

included cable ties so looking at the

cables coming from the module first of

all we've got a SATA cable which is

going to go into a SATA cable from our

power supply to power The Hub

we've got another USB 3.0 cable so make

sure your motherboard has two headers or

otherwise you're not going to be able to

use the two additional USB type A ports

and then we've got two cables for the

argb this one is actually going to go

into the motherboard rather than the one

that comes from the original argb Hub

and this cable we're going to remove the

protector covering from and then the RGB

cable coming from our argb Hub at the

top of the case instead of plugging it

into the motherboard we're simply going

to join it into here

and then we get the front fans connected

back up to the hub so we've got our two

pwm connectors we'll insert them into

here and here and the RGB connectors

from the two front fans are dizzy

chained together so we've only got one

airgb connector to plug into and we've

got a header just here

we are ready to start work on our

motherboard and we're going to install

the CPU the bracket for a CPU killer our

m.2 SSD and our Ram all before we put

the motherboard into the case to install

our CPU we need to open the clip by

pushing it down and up towards the

middle of the motherboard and then we

can open the socket cover we can then

set our CPU into the socket line it up

with The Notches at the top and at the

bottom once we're happier CPUs in the

socket we can close the cover over then

all we need to do is close the lever

again

and then this little black bit of

plastic we're going to put into the

motherboard box to keep safe I'm going

to install the Android tssd in the top

slot so I'm going to remove the heatsink

so we can set our drive into the slot at

a slight angle and then flatten the

drive down and secure it into place with

the screw from the motherboard box in

terms of heat sinks we do have a few

options the drive does come with a

heatsink that we can use so our

motherboard does come with this Gen 5

heatsink which is actively cool we've

got a fan here and it will simply slaw

into place and you'll see just how beefy

this heatsink is and I would do a great

job of keeping a Gen 5 Drive cool but

because we've got a Gen 4 Drive I know

it will actually stay cut enough with a

standard heatsink and in terms of

Aesthetics I prefer the look of the

original white heatsink so I'm just

going to remove the plastic protection

from the back of it and then we can put

it back into place

to install the ram we're going to need

to open the clips on the second and

fourth slot along from the CPU then we

can line the ram up with the slot

once wrapping the Rams lined up it's

just some firm pressure at the top to

secure it into place and then the same

thing with our second stick

we're going to need to remove these

brackets they're each held on the two

screws

and then move it one of these to screw

on To Each corner

next we can set the motherboard into the

case line that up with the standoffs out

the back then we're going to secure the

motherboard using the screws with a

little lip around the outside

the next thing I want to do is get our

case cables plugged in starting off with

our HD audio cable which goes into this

header down the bottom left hand side of

the motherboard two headers alone we've

got a system fan header so we're going

to plug the pwm cable coming from our

Fan Hub into here another three headers

along with an argb header and we're

going to plug the cable come in from our

argb controller into here remember the

USB 3.0 cable to go into here

and then at the bottom right hand side

we've got our front panel connectors we

have another USB 3.2 header here so

we'll bring the cable through line it up

and push into place and then bring the

access cable through to the back and

then just below that we've got our type

c connector we are now ready to install

the power supply and I've gone ahead and

plugged in all the cables that we're

going to need so we've got a 24-pin

cable we've got two ear pin EPS cables

three eight pin pcie cables I've also

plugged in a SATA cable because we're

going to need SATA cables for our cases

argb controllers and I'll certainly on

the unifan controllers and we've also

got a USB cable that connects the power

supply up to our motherboard

this is our power supplies intake fan so

we're going to want to install it facing

down the way so internal power supply

over and get it slided in at the back of

the case

we can then secure the power supply into

place using for the larger screws from

the case accessory box

you can then bring our two 8-pin EPS

cables through the cutout at the top and

get them plugged into the motherboard

you'll notice I haven't used white cable

extensions for these cables because once

our radiator and fans are in place at

the top you're not really going to see

the cables and cable Management's going

to be easier at the back because of it

and then we can bring our 24 pin cable

through the cutout get it plugged into

the motherboard

and then we're going to use the cable

Combs to help organize the cable and

then we can bring our USB cable coming

from our power supply and get it plugged

into one of the USB 2.0 headers at the

bottom of the motherboard and then we

get to the two SATA cables coming from

our cases argb controllers so we can

plug one of them into the Sata cable

here

and then we've got another slot on the

Sata cable for the second one

we're not ready to start work on our IO

but rather than use the fans that came

with the io I'm going to be using Leon

Lee's new second version of their sl120

uni fans so these uni fans still connect

together exactly the same way as the

last version they simply slot into place

and then push together

one of the new things we can now do is

remove the clips on the end that are not

going to need them so we just twist them

clockwise and these little Clips come

off so this is going to improve

compatibility we've now only got one

cable for controlling both the air or GB

and the speed of the fans and it goes

into this end here so that's our little

connector all we need to do is line it

up and push into place

another really cool thing we can do with

these newly under unifunds is we can

actually dizzy tune grips of the under

uni fans together so we use this

connector for doing so it's slightly

shorter than the other one it simply

slots into place at the end and then

we're going to push it to lock it into

place and then we're going to be able to

plug this into the rear fan so there's

only going to be one cable and go into

the controller to control for fans three

on the radiator on our rear fan so we

can set our Leon Lee uni fans onto the

radiator and then we're going to use the

long radiator screws to secure them into

place

we can then set our case's top panel

into place and then we'll secure it into

place using the short radiator screws

that came with our iio we can then bring

our fan cable we want to go to the back

of the case up through this cutout

and then it's going to go down through

here into the back of the case coming

from our pump we've got two headers one

is the three pin fan connector which

we're going to plug into the pump header

on our motherboard the other is this

deep kill connector which we're going to

need to plug into an additional cable so

it simply lines up and pushes into place

now coming from this one with a variety

of different cables and one we've got a

three pin five volt airgb cable which is

going to control the lighting on the

pump we're also going to need to power

it using a SATA cable from our power

supply we've also got a 4 pin pwm

connector which we're not going to need

to plug in you only need to plug it in

if you use the original fans that come

with the AIU and then you're going to be

able to control them using your

motherboard if you do want to install

the original fans I've made a separate

guide to installing this aerial with the

original fans and I'll put a link to

that in the description next we can set

our i o and at the top of the case

and then we can secure the top panel

into place with the original two screws

and then I'm just going to pass this fan

cable through to the rear compartment

next I'm going to add some thermal paste

to the center of the CPU and we can then

set the pump into place we can then

secure it into place with four thumb

screws that came with the iio

we've got three fan headers at the top

of the motherboard our CPU fan header is

the one to the left our pump headers the

one in the middle and over to the right

hand side it's a system fan header so

I'm going to plug our pump into the pump

header and the metal

and then I'm just going to bring the

excess cable up to the top

the other cable coming from our IO is

for the argb and I'm just going to pass

this through to the back of the case

the RGB cable coming from our pump I'm

going to plug into the RGB header on our

Hub at the top of the case so it's just

a simple matter of lining it up and

pushing into place

and we need to plug the saddle cable

coming from the RGB cable into the Sata

cable from our power supply

the cable coming from the fans on the

radiator we're going to need to plug

into our Leon Lee unifan Hub and this

Hub has four channels one two three and

four so I'm just going to plug it into

channel number two and one of the nice

things we can do is magnetically attach

this Hub to the controller panel at the

back of the case coming from The Hub

we've got three wires we've got a USB

cable so I'm just going to pass it

through the bottom of the case

and get it plugged into the USB 2.0

header at the bottom of the motherboard

coming from the bottom right hand side

of the Hub we've got this double Cable

ONE is a 3.5 volt argb connector and the

other is a four pin pwm connector and if

we plug these into your motherboard it's

going to allow our motherboard to

control the Hub so because I have got

our CPU fans plugged into here I'm going

to plug this cable into our CPU fan

header and the argb cable I'm going to

plug into an airgb header on the top of

the motherboard so I'm going to pass

both the cables through the Collide at

the back

and then coming from the bottom left of

the Hub we've got two SATA cables which

we're going to plug into your Sata cable

coming from our power supply

so just before we install our rear fan

into the case I'm going to plug the

cable coming from the fans on the

radiator and yet

I'm going to push the access cable up to

the back of the case and set the fan

into place at the back and then we'll

get a screwed into place with four

screws at the back we can then set

another group of Leon Lee unifans down

at the bottom of the case set the intake

and then I'm going to use the long

screws that come in the case accessory

box to go through the fans and into the

holes at the bottom of the case and I'm

going to pass the cable coming from the

fan through to the back

where I'm going to plug it into channel

number one on the uni Fan Hub we're an

already install our graphics card and

because the top PCI expansion slot on

this motherboard is slightly lower than

most motherboards we're actually going

to need to remove the third and fourth

bracket from the top whereas normally it

would be the second and third bracket

um I can open the clip on the top slot

we can then line our graphics card up

with the slot

once we're happy we've got everything

lined up it's just some firm pressure to

the graphics card it's going to clip

into place and then we can secure it

into place with the two screws we've

just removed we can then bring our pcie

cables through the cutout at the bottom

and get them plugged into the graphics

card we've then got some cable Combs and

a graphics card to help organize the

cables and then just to confirm where

we've got our graphics card installed

there's absolutely no way we're going to

be able to install the rear fan because

it completely blocks the ports on a

graphics card okay last thing to do is

some cable management

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so that's the build complete and I'm

absolutely delighted with higher turnout

I've gone with my usual black and white

color theme and it worked really well

with all the parts that I have chosen so

you'll notice I've gone ahead and set

the PC up and the reason I've done that

is recently in the Lan code 3 I did

another build with an ASRock xx70e

motherboard the same CPU the same GPU

the same Ram so the setup process for

that including updating the bias

installing Windows all the drivers and

setting up the RGB is exactly the same

but as I have used Leon these L connect

fans and these are new fans and also

because we've got some buttons on the

front of the case conference controlling

the lighting I want Noah to show you how

I actually set the PC up and got it

looking just like this so we load up

Leon leadzel connect the first thing

we're going to see is our system

information you'll notice if you look in

the case that where the fans are set to

Rainbow however the rear fan which we

have Daisy Chained and the gripper fans

in the radiator isn't lighting up so to

get it to show up we're going to over to

the settings we are plugged into port

number two so we've got three fans on

the radiator plus one so if I click on

that and click apply

you'll now notice that the rear fan is

lighting up

so I'm just going to change this to to

top

and in the port one we've actually got

the fans on the bottom so I'm going to

change that to bottom and we've actually

only got two fans so I'm just going to

click the two fans

and then I'm just going to deselect all

the fans for ports 3 and ports four and

click on apply

so if we head over to the fan lighting

so we adjust the fans all I need to do

is click on the group that I want

they're labeled now with bottom and top

so we'll set the bottom fans it's

currently set to Rainbow if I want to go

for a static color I'm going to click on

static color and then all I need to do

is grab the white and paint in all the

fans in the group to White

and I want to change just one of the

grips I can click on apply but I

actually want to change them all so I'm

going to click apply to all and you'll

notice that all the fans in the case

have now turned to White we've got a lot

more options we head over to our fan and

prompt profile so we take a look at our

top fans which are currently the fans on

the radiator they're currently running

in the quiet profile I would like them

to run in the standard profile so I'm

going to click on standard if I want to

adjust the fan curves I can do that

manually

and they're currently taking the

temperature off the CPU which is just

the way I want them to work so clicking

on our bottom fans they're currently

running in the quiet profile again I'm

going to click on the standard profile

they're currently taking their

temperature off the CPU but it makes

sense to take that off the GPU which is

a really nice feature that we now have

and again if the GPU is under low load

I'm happy that these fans do stop so I'm

going to click on the start stop and

click OK and then we'll click on apply

and if we do want to control the fans

with the motherboard software we do have

the option to do it here so I want to

show you how to control the lighting

using the buttons on the front of the

case and we can adjust the lighting on

the rim of the fans and the fan blades

themselves so starting off with the ring

out of light around the outside we can

adjust the color by pressing the bottom

button

and the button just above it then is to

control the mode

same thing with the buttons above to

adjust the color so it's the bottom one

for the color

and then if we want to adjust the mode

it's the top one so you can see we can

adjust the fan blades and the outer ring

of light themselves they get the

lighting to sync up with the motherboard

we need to press the color button at

either the top or the bottom for three

seconds it'll hold it for three seconds

the light's gonna Flash and I have the

motherboard lighting set to White so

it's going to match the rest of things

again to get it off it's either the top

or bottom color button and that's us

back into the controller if you want to

combine the effects on the rim of the

fan and also the fan blades all you need

to do is press the two color buttons for

three seconds

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again the lights will Flash

and then it's just the ports on the top

that are going to be active so again to

cycle through the modes it's the top

button

and you'll notice that the whole of the

fans are now working together

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and then if we want to adjust the color

it's the bottom button

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so I really enjoyed putting this build

together and what I'm planning on doing

now is a full case review so you'll find

a link to that video in the description

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