Pros: -Turns your original Lancool II into a Lancool II MESH (with a few exceptions) for a reasonable price! -Easy to install

Overall Review: I am happy that Lian-Li made this available for the original Lancool II owners who wanted the airflow benefits of the Lancool II MESH without having to buy a new case. The kit comes with the MESH front panel as well as the MESH bottom LEFT side panel and new feet for the case. The only caveat is that you will of course lose the front RGB as the new MESH panel has no RGB in it. If you want RGB in the front you will need to install front RGB fans or I suppose some RBG lighting strips.

Pros: Easily connects to your LANCOOL II via the RGB connector in the case. RGB light looks good.

Overall Review: I had the original version of this product and the wires broke rather easily. Thankfully Lian-Li redesigned this and it is much improved. I must also say that Lian-Li's support is excellent. This was the 2nd time I had to contact them for an issue and they were very quick to get back to me and in this case they sent me the newer version of the RGB strip to replace my defective one.

Pros: Has lasted for over 10 years Plenty of power

Cons: Not modular although some might say it makes it more reliable.

Overall Review: I bought this from Newegg back in April 2009 and it is still going strong in January 2020. This computer system has a INTEL Core i7-920 CPU, EVGA E758-A1 3-Way SLI (x16/x16/x8) LGA 1366 Intel X58 ATX Intel Motherboard, a nVidia Geforce GTX-275 and various hard drives has been running almost 24/7/365 for over 10 years now.

Pros: Still running after over 10 years of use.

Overall Review: I purchased this motherboard on 8/23/2009 (over 10 years ago) and I have been running it nearly 24/7 ever since. I am running with a Intel Core i7 - 920 CPU which I believe was the very first Core i7 processor Intel released. I also am still running a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 275 as well as 12GB of RAM and a DELL 2408WFP 1920x1200 LCD panel display. This past year I added a WD BLUE SSD as my OS boot drive which obviously helped with performance. This system is mostly used for web surfing or occasionally playing some old games like Half-Life 2, Portal 2 etc... I am planning on building a new system in 2020 (likely a AMD system) which is long overdue of course. I mean, this system only has USB 2.0 ports, SATA 2, support for triple channel DDR3 memory etc... This system certainly can't play modem games. But it certainly still fast enough to use as a non-gaming PC. I certainly got my moneys worth from this motherboard and overall system build.

Pros: Reliable, fast, well designed, comes with a nice USB dock, easy to use.

Cons: none

Overall Review: Bought one of these over a year ago (May 2005 when it was over $xxx) and have carried it with me at all times and use it all the time. Highly Recommended!

Comments: I got one of these last year and it works great. Pretty simple design. Cooling might be an issue if you run it all the time. I just use it for backups and turn it off when I am not using it.