I spent some time trying to figure out which AIO I wanted to go with, between NZXT, Asus Ryujin, and my personal favorite brand, Arctic Liquid Freezer. I wanted a combination of LCD screen, good cooling capabilities, and easy tube and wire management. I was strongly aiming for the Arctic Liquid Freezer III 420mm because of their low price and great cooling, but sadly no LCD or OLED screen on it. All the other AIOs were much higher in price, and I wasn’t too familiar with them. Lian Li Hydroshift II LCD-C TL caught my eye, and although I was kinda worried about their radiator thickness being reduced, I was convinced that cooling efficiency is on par or better than most AIOs out there at the same size after much research on tests performed on PC building channels from YouTube. Aside from cooling and functionality, it just looks so much better than most of what’s currently on the market. The tube management, the simple wiring, and the customization, and the premium look. I wanted to control most if not all RGB with only one software, so I went with all Lian Li wireless products, which I’m glad I did for not only did my build came out looking amazing, but I can also set the fan curve speeds exactly how I wanted, especially for how I have my Hydroshift II setup with top and bottom fans for a push pull configuration for optimal cooling when gaming or under heavy load, cuz why not? ;3 Best of all, it’s still super quiet when gaming even with double fans on the AIO! Hopefully Lian Li may release a 420mm version of the Hydroshift II LCD with 140mm TL wireless fans, and with VRM fans under the LCD screen in the near future! I’ll buy that up real quick and also do a push pull config with 3 additional 140mm TL wireless fans for that extra cooling capacity! Read more

I can not for the life of me get the L-Connect software to recognize it. I tried all the troubleshooting steps on the website and Reddit. Also, randomly the fans will ramp up to full speed, my computer will lock up and freeze. If I force the computer off and power it back on and go back into gaming it will repeat the cycle until I go into the L-Connect software and hit Apply on the fan profile. It will be good for about a week then it will do this again until I re-apply the fan profile again. So I have an item that is worthless, it has clunky software and I can't even change the screen bc the software won't pick it up. I am putting my old AIO on it. Read more

Absolutely love this AIO. Despite being torn between a few different options, I had to pick this one due to the ability to hide the fluid tubes behind the radiator. For someone looking for an aesthetically tidy build, this should be your top choice. I have no idea why more manufacturers haven jumped on this train yet. Installation was easy, there is a small adjustable bracket that helps guide the tubes from the back, down at a 90 degree angle to line up with your CPU, depending on your case and motherboard setup. This AIO had an issue for a little while (keep in mind it only came out a couple months ago) where the pump would make a weird noise, but Lian Li was quick to find a fix and offer a solution. Definitely recommend! Read more

These fans are awesome. I chose to do all Lian Li fans for this build and it turned out quality. The looks are great and the fans and Aio keep my 9950x3d cool. The software is great to so syncing all the fans brightness is a no brainer Read more

I was worried about the L-Connect after installing this AIO to an MSI 870E MAG Tomahawk MOBO on a fresh build. For those having issues check your Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable & makes sure it’s up to date. I honestly did all the windows updates & did not have any issues at all with L-Connect. Do all your updates esp your MOBOS bios to rule out possible issues. I like th L-Connect and it’s running side by side with AMDs update software such as Adrenaline. Read more