Lian Li Lancool II Mesh/ O11D PCI-E Raser Card + Slot Back Panel

Update: The cables/riser is not compatible with AMD's pcie 4.0x16. I started noticing my monitor flickering and random black screen or straight up freezing. After trying to re-seat the gpu, changing the display cable and even monitor it became appear-ant that this riser was not compatible with my Asrock X570m pro4 board. Just by chance I tried the lower slot and voila...worked like a charm. Now the issue is should you sacrifice performance for aesthetics?

Great addition to the Lian li Lancool 2 mesh! With the cases design , access to the drive bay is so simple with the hot swap board installed adding or removing the drive is a kin to putting a cassette into a deck!For those of us that can't remember cassettes , like a big usb flash drive.The board has LEDs on it showing the status of the drive , this light is transferred via acrylic inserts in the cage to the mesh side of the case so you can see if it has been installed correctly and powered!

Pricey yes but you get what you pay for.I removed the riser board and cable, sprayed the frame white with some "Plasti-kote 1109 400ml Super Gloss - White" (three coats and about eight hours between each coat) reattached riserboard banged it back in case and left very happy.

For a start the screws don't fit in the specificed area in the instructions and one screw will only fit in the small hole beside the screw holes that you are meant to put them on. This wouldn't be a big problem if this kit was a lot cheaper but for the price they are asking you would expect more build quality and sturdiness. Very overpriced and has made me decide avoiding Lian Li products in the future.

Does what it says on the tin, I've seen other reviews about it not having the correct screws so just FYI; There are three holes (two big and one small) this comes with one screw for the small hole. This single screw seems to hold it tight and secure enough for me.