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LIAN LI TU150 Aluminium ITX case -Black Color -TU150X
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Ships from United States.
- Aluminum Mini-ITX Cube
- 2*USB3.0,Type C x1, Audio Front Ports
Overview
Specs
Reviews
Specifications
| MODEL | TU150 |
|---|---|
| Case Type | TEMPERED GLASS/WINDOWLESS |
| DIMENSIONS | (D) 375 X (W) 203 X (H) 312 MM |
| MOTHERBOARD | ITX/DTX |
| PSU | SFX/SFX-L |
| COLOR | BLACK/SILVER |
| MATERIAL | 1.5MM ALUMINUM EXTERIOR (TOP/FRONT/RIGHT SIDE PANEL) 1.0MM SPCC INTERIOR 3.0MM TEMPERED GLASS LEFT SIDE PANEL |
| OPTIONAL FAN SPOT | 1 X 120MM (FRONT) + 1 X 120MM (REAR) + 2 X 120MM (BASE) |
| RADIATOR | 1 X 120MM (REAR) |
| GPU LENGTH | 320MM |
| CPU CLEARANCE | 165MM |
| DRIVES | 2 X 2.5” SSD OR 1 X 2.5” SSD + 1 X 3.5” HDD |
| EXPENSION SLOTS | 3 |
| I/O PORTS | 2 X USB 3.0, 1 X USB 3.1 TYPE C, 1 X HD AUDIO |
Warranty & Returns
Warranty, Returns, And Additional Information
Return Policies
- Return for refund within: 30 days
- Return for replacement within: 30 days
- This item is covered by Newegg.com's Standard Return Policy
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Pros: I really like this case, but will mention one thing I felt could be improved, but won't dock any points overall. -Easy wire management -Panels are easy to work with -Lots of room for a small build -USB Type C Gen 2 -Carrying handle -Supports 12" video cards -Front Fan Filter For a 12" video card, if a front intake fan was installed at any point, it will most likely need to be temporarily popped out to install/remove the card at an angle if it's 2+ slots.
Cons: My only complaint with this case may not necessarily matter at all to some, but I wanted a very quiet build, so, having said that... The rear exhaust grill has holes that mimic a power supply design, meaning that they're the little tiny holes that limit more airflow compared to larger ones you'd often find on a desktop case. I did not like this design, as the rear exhaust is the main source of heat removal since there isn't top exhaust. As a result, a fan I previously used for a quiet build had to be turned up more to keep a Ryzen build, uh, "cool", but it was, for me, just too loud/hot, so I got crafty. I decided to draw out a circle and cut out the grill entirely for the 120mm fan size, and after a dash of black paint around the edges, and a black 120mm fan grill/finger guard I had already, it actually looked great. Thankfully, my effort wasn't wasted either, as it made a huge difference in the airflow/noise combination. I have the fan back at only 30% on idle, and it only has to rev up a little more (like 40% or a but more) in games. This also helped my video card drop to to <=70 C again so its fans wouldn't rev up more than I was used to. It was usually 68C or a tad less in another build, but jumped to ~75 C in this one before the tweak, making it just hot enough to get the fans too loud for my quieter preference. My processor stays in the mid 60's C now for the most part, whereas before it wasn't shy at all to say hello to the 80's.
Overall Review: Overall, I totally recommend this case for all its perks. I just did a very particular mod to make my setup quieter/cooler for both idle/gaming. I was still happy enough with it beforehand. I have no idea how a water-cooler setup would compare. I really do wish the original design had larger vent holes on the back, but this may not be an issue for others at all. By having a front fan lightly assisting with airflow intake, but the bulk being pulled from the open vents on the bottom by the rear fan as well (as this MUST be a "pull" configuration with fans to avoid considerable heat buildup), it's been great. TL;DR - Great case. I did a thing to help the airflow. Worth it.