The Lian Li Q58 is BRILLIANT!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2024
- As the video title says the brand new Lian Li Q58 is BRILLIANT!
► Chapters
0:00 - Intro
0:57 - Panel Removal
2:33 - Customising the panel layout
3:29 - Internal layout and motherboard support
4:06 - Included Riser Cable
4:45 - PSU Support
5:43 - SSD & HDD Mounting
6:28 - Underside Panel for SSD & Fan Mounting
7:26 - Front Panel Connectors & Wiring
7:44 - Integrated PWM & RGB Hub
8:44 - Fan & Radiator Mounting
10:03 - CPU Air Cooler Height
10:20 - GPU Support
11:04 - Dust Filters
11:31 - Build Time
13:07 - Thermals
13:59 - The Parts
14:52 - My thoughts on the Q58
16:41 - What don't I like about the Q58
18:18 - 280MM AIOs aren't all created equally
19:50 - Pricing
20:21 - Cinematic Tings
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So glad to hear Nick is healthy !!
I really appreciate that you talked about the realistic clearances. I think we've all been stuck with reading specs and then finding out that a component just won't fit. With the GPU shortage, it isn't easy to return something and be able to get a different component either.
Drop in ssds should be standard. In the center of a two chamber sff, this drop in idea could be a game changer. As far as the rear fan hub, that could also be a pretty nifty thing to be standard.
For those of us in video production, yup!
I would totally buy a case that has a stack of those hotswap style SATA SSDs.
You have to restart your PC to detect SSD though.
And removing it while PC is on will lead to drive failure.
@@matasa7463 it's not hot swappable.
Lian Li's engineers are obviously from the future.
Can't wait to get ahold of one of these beauties for my first ITX build.
just had to stop by and say i very much appreciate your in-depth showings and reviews. Your the only channel I've come across that gets to the things i actually want to know and find out. So huge shout out. 🙂
hotswappable SSD, the PWM and argb hub, option for bottom intake fans, really great work Lian Li ! cinematic mode is soooo goood ! keep up the excellent work !
It’s great to see great innovation being made in the SFF ITX case scene over the past year or two! Great review Nick and to the entire GS crew, Claire & Bindi, appreciate the work you do 🥰🥰👍🏆
Once again, you never fail to give us quality videos that are extremely descriptive and that dive into every single detail that a regular person like me would probably would’ve missed if it weren’t for informative videos like this. Keep up the amazing job, we appreciate you!
Great review and love that Kitty is ensuring good quality control.
Nice to see Bindy is over-seeing the build to ensure no short-cuts or the like are taken! Super vid thanks Nick. Go well ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
What a superb little case, have the Lancool 2 Mesh myself, can see my next build being in this little beauty...thanks for sharing guys.
One of the most underrated tech channels on TH-cam!
Not sure if I keep coming here for the tech or the brilliant music and cinematics!
The Lian Li Leow is an amazingly hyper realistic robocat, too. Well done Lian Li!
Excellent coverage on this new case! You covered everything about it and after watching this, makes me want to purchase one and do a build.
I might’ve missed it but did he cover the size of this case in liters?
Luv LUV LOVE yer content, yer advice, yer music, yer aesthetic, AND YOUR CAT Bindi! (Klaire is yours to love, but I appreciate her, as well)
Been looking forward to this, great review and build as always.
Banger of a case. Lian Li killing it with another great case. Excellent video fams.
Testing all the panel configurations was such a legend move! So many people would’ve slipped over them all!
Right when i saw the integrated pwm/rgb hub I was sold I'm definitely gonna pick this up when i can
Lian Li killing it again. this itx case is epic as hell, great video fams
Lian Li has been killing it with the SFF cases recently, would totally cop if I didn't already have an NR200.
I am in the same boat. Still loving NR200P.
Same
I dream of getting my NR200 soon but this case def looks nice
the nr200 is leagues ahead of this one...
@@cl4ssic I dont know if leagues ahead but I def prefer the NR200
Great build... And the cat visual 0:18 is pure class
I’ve been waiting for this video 😁
Damn Lian Li is hitting strong rn
Beautiful case. Thx for the excellent, thorough review.
The sub bass on that montage beat is so fire. Would love for you to do some beat streams man, you got some sick stuff. Cheers!
What an awesome case. Lian Li really know how to make a quality product. I have the Lancool 205 Mesh myself. I would love to see the setup and thermals with an ATX PSU. I have a white Cooler Master PSU that would look great in this. Now I have something to strive for in the next few years when I build another PC. Thanks for the detailed review!
Your cat is so photogenic, I love them!
Ugh, the flip open PWM and RGB hub, and the SSD rack, wow. Lian Li is killing it lately. Love to see the innovation
I pre-ordered this case right away!
great review Nick!
Honestly thinking of getting this case now!
another amazing video
Sorry for stalking you guys. Finally. The wait is over. It looks amazing.
16:16 Oh wow when you said that I felt relieved. I was actually going to get the NR200-P but it unfortunately went out of stock, so I got the Q58 instead
Very Nice build 🙂 I do like the smaller itx builds I just finished a build using a kolink citadel white micro atx case for a friend 😀
I'm in love with this case.
Cat at 1:58 “wow, they really outdid themselves”
😂
Great review mate. Keep it up. Still waiting on the PC Partpicker list. Yes I'm lazy :-)
That case is brilliant!
Found out to use a 280mm AIO you have to mount the fans to the case and the radiator below it. The radiator limit is 315mm or 325mm if you remove that SSD cage
Do you know if the NZXT Z63 280mm AIO would fit in this case? Would I have to do the same configuration that you are suggesting? The NZXT AIO is 315mm long, so I don't think there should be a problem with fitting it in since I will not be using the SSD cage.
@@lucianootiniano9307 that should fit with no issue. The fans have to be fitted to the case first then radiator due to case having a bit of a lip at the top of the case that just barely fits two 120mm fans side by side.
Would like to see it with two more mesh panels to go all mesh
kitguru said the same thing in his video so now watch it happen
@@BattlerigsComputing I noticed it's an optional purchase so that's good enough for me
You can order spare panels from Lian-Li, so that's easily doable.
Lian Li's own video shows the panels are swappable, and you can do full mesh.
i think u will can buy it when the case is for sale
Did you get to try different AIOs considering the size of radiators? :) Would love to see your next build! Also would like to see you trying to use a regular PSU and combining a single fan AIO! Thanks for the good quality videos!
Wonderful review, thank you so much! I'm buying this guy😂
Nice job! This is the first build I've seen that utilized the fan underneath the PSU - how difficult was that to do with the thick PSU cables?
You could mount the fans 1st and put the rad below and then you could fit a 280mm rad. And have the fans exhausting air still.
I wonder if they could of made the front Io along the bottom to help with GPU clearance or if there is room on the other side.
Would also be good if you could but 2x mesh and 2x TG if you wanted to.
Now I have to make a hard choice nr200p max or this 🤔
sideways meshlicious!!
looks great
the cat made me smile :)
Lol, I legit was about to ask if Bindi ever plays or bites your cases when she builds with you and sure enough she did it right as I was typing it out :D. I smile every time I see her.
can't wait to build in one and paint it.
haha your cat is such a model at 20:47
That Case Has Some Distinctive Look to It : )
That cat knows a quality case
I love your videos. Bi learn everything I need to know and more about building in a specific case, parts and configurations that I could in a week on Reddit.
clicked just for the thumbnail... a Gaming X Trio card in an ITX case is seriously impressive
Bindi looks like a super model next to that case
I didn't even see this until I was looking at Reddit earlier. Looks like this will be my next case for my build. Might just have to sell all my extra full size and mid towers haha. Thinking of going 12th gen Intel once them prices go down a bit.
I swear, how is that cat so photogenic, i came for the case(wonderfull build btw) , but the cat hooked me fr
😂 Trust me I have some derp photos of her haha
@@KlaireGearSeekers ahaha, I can imagine! She must be a great help while Nick is trying to assemble a build, like at 2:06 😂
Thanks Nick
Like because of the cat xD
glad to hear you are fine O.o
Nick, you mentioned you couldn’t fit the ROG strix card in at 318.5mm (as per ASUS website) but you fit the msi 3070 which is measured at 323mm? So is the clearance more towards 323mm?
The configuration mentioned at 13:55 implies that the best configuration would be to have the mesh on the bottom on one side and the top for the other. I decided to do this as I was watching this while I was building.
This is not possible. The glass panels have a tab so they can only be both on the same side, both on top, or both on bottom. But not top on one side and bottom on the other. The mesh panels don't have that tab so it's fine. I'm now considering cutting off that tab but they don't sell additional glass panels (and I can't find where to order additional mesh panels in the states).
The reason I wanted to do it was because the aio I chose looked nice and clean and I wanted to show off the CPU block. And I needed mesh on the other side for air intake for the GPU.
Great video buddy, Can to do a side by side comparison between the Q58 and Meshlicious !!
I wish this case would have all 4 mesh panels - this would help CPU (AIO) a lot.
Also, the front panel should be higher (on the upper half) or on the right side so it would give more space for a longer GPU.
I really want this case.
great review as ever , managed to fit 280mm nzxt aio in this case along with the asus rog rtx3080 10gb v2 which is 318.5mm long ( had to take the power plug-in out and refit after card)
Wow so perfect. Buy daum i thought this whiteout case was made specifically for 30-Rog cards. I think this calls for cutting action.
The case is cute 😍
this looks so good, my next build is probably gonna be something small, so mini atx is great, was looking for a either 3080 team green or team red 6800 or 6800 xt. problem: there is literally NO custom card design that would fit. the reference cards are smaller lol! but sexy case for sure, thermals also look ok!
Ive looked at strix specs and they say its less than 320mm when that msi trio board is 323 so its such cointoss if they give accurate specs in that regard.
Even a red devil is meant to be a couple mm shorter but that remains to be seen.
Beautiful case and great review. Only thing I would be a little concerned with is the screw that is really close to one of the fan power connectors on that hub. Lian Li should have made it longer to accommodate longer GPUs as most aftermarket cards are very long, especially the white ones like the Strix. Not sure why I haven't heard of your channel till today but you got yourself another subscriber. Keep up the amazing content.
Will ask you to use both mesh panels on the gpu side and both glass on the mobo side.... the gpu will breathe better and the cpu block and ram will showcase the rgb better along with the fans
Interesting. I want to try 2x 120mm AIOs for the CPU and GPU.
Kitty loves it
pretty neat looking.
Think I'm over non glass windows. for the sake of aesthetics over time.
I wish you had the option to push the motherboard try back so you can plug in the GPU in without the riser cable.
I don't know your cat but I like him already!! 😉
Her ;)
I just can’t help but think what this case would look like in a vertical orientation with the mobo io at the bottom. I do wish you could have the glass open slightly on top with the top mesh panel installed.
I just bought the black version, went with the MSI B550I, Ryzen 7 5800x, Kraken z63 aio, g skill z neo 32gb, but i am debating on the power supply cooler master v850 or the silverstone sx1000 platinum for my 3080ti.
This man's cat for some reason just seems to match the aesthetic appearance of the pc and I'm not really sure why.
wont be too long for lian li to make a travel suit case.. them so sleek!
Wondering if the ROG Strix card would fit id you removed the top and slide the in GPU from the top. Seems like it just has trouble making that turn as the pcie back panel isn't deep enough
Hi love your breakdown case and motherboard videos! I wanted to know what you think of compatibility with an RTX 4080 FE card in this case?
i wish you would include what all the parts are in a list or a quick section of the video.
I would like to see you build it with a atx psu, air cooler and a 3.5 inch hdd
same me too
Hi, I liked your video very much, very good 👍👍 I am new subscriber to your channel and I like your speaking style, very cool and also the video presentation 👍👍👍👍 You are better than mkbhd 👌👌
the black foronce looks nicer due to the 2 tone
Could you mount two 3.5in HDDs in there?
My SG05 at nearly 11L can fit two 3.5s and two (to four) 2.5s, a 120mm AIO with P12 push-pull, SFX PSU, 60mm gpu exhaust. Heck I'm planning on mounting a couple of 40-50mm fans beneath the PSU for some VRM ventilation.
I'm thinking of the Meshlicious or maybe this case as a potential future upgrade
20:46 best part
Hej mate, just watched your video. I did a little research: the ASUS ROG Gundam 3080 has a length of 318.5 mm and the MSI 3070 Gaming X Trio a length of 323.00 mm. How is it possible that the ASUS didn't fit but the MSI did? Is it because of the chunky ASUS cooler? I am a little confused as I want to try to fit a 4070 TI with a length of 323.00 mm which would be the same length as the 3070 you used here.
My tip for everyone:
You can buy the PCIe 3.0 version of this case for $80 on NewEgg right now and a white PCIe riser cable on Amazon for $50-$60. This is not only cheaper than buying the PCIe 4.0 version of the case, but you can drill new mounting holes closer to the case window/mesh to bump your GPU out away from the motherboard, so you aren't creating such a hot spot between major components (this is a mod that many have done and they have gotten better thermals).
Nice!!! It looks like a Lan cool 2 chopped in half. LOL
Will your gigabyte vision card fit into the case? I have the exact same card and I think I’m getting this case.
New video ! \ô/
Do you think a Deepcool Gamer Storm Captain 240X can fit in there ? I'm worry about the size of the body pump
how about nzxt z63? can it fit this case, i saw another video they take out the power and front panel to install asus rog strix 3080 then they put it back later
I love the idea of cases like this and the NR200, but micro-ATX is more neglected every year. It only needs to be slightly larger to fit an mATX board, it wouldn't make too much of a difference in height. Missed opportunity.
Would love to fit a 280mm artic aio in here. Probably need slim fans tho
how did you connect the 3 pin rgb pin from the uni fan to the rgb header in the open tab connectors at the back
Big brain move by Lian li to eliminate gpu sag by resting big cards on the front io panel 🧠
Well there's no PC parts list in description and you haven't mentioned what kind of PSU is that, that's what I'm interested in.