The V3000 Plus is a full tower chassis with an all-aluminum exterior (steel interior). The CLUSTERTECH designed chassis is available in three configurations: Standard configuration is a traditional chassis with large hardware, Rotated configuration puts your GPU directly in air convection, and dual system mode allows those interested in housing two separate systems in one chassis.

This case from Lian Li can support up to 16 fans, as well as three 480mm radiators and one 360mm radiator. There are also two tank panels, enough space for 16 SSDs (four tool-less trays) or 8 SSDs and 8 HDDs, integrated Velcro straps for cable management, dual push-pull tempered glass side panels and addressable RGB lighting. Both tempered glass panels are 4 mm thick tinted glass, with the right panel being darker to better hide cables.

The Lian Li V3000 Plus measures (D) 678.5mm x (W) 279mm x (H) 674mm. It’s not the largest case we’ve ever seen (the traditional Cooler Master Cosmos II, for example, is almost wider and taller), but it’s still huge in its own right. It has plenty of room for the latest GPUs from AMD and Nvidia, as well as massive CPU coolers from companies like Noctua and others.

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