Lian Li Galahad II Trinity SL-INF 360 - Installation Guide 

i bought the aio and same fan pack, no screws came with that i know of

They are very safe. Leaking you see online is usually from custom water loops, where theres a chamber of liquid in the case which is used to cool the GPU as well.

I've used aios on both of my pc's since 2015 and never once had an issue. First was a corsair 120mm, second a corsair 240 and handing that down to wifey and latest build is a 360. Didn't want a 3rd build but first pc mobo failed and cpu was 1st gen ryzen for which mobo support was discontinued so here we are. I wouldn't hesitate at all to keep using liquid cooling personally but boils down to personal preference.

extremely safe, you do not need to worry about it. If you didn’t get a AIO because of that reason that would actually be really stupid. I think the manufacturers know that they are going to be installed by electronics. They designed them pretty dang well to not leak.

It's not actually water that's why

They’re built by professionals that know what they’re doing. The people that build them know they’re going to be right by electronics. Also, thermal paste can be just as dangerous if you put too much on you, can short your motherboard. Like go with Cian if you can, there’s absolutely nothing to be worried about as far as leaks. Sure you’ll hear stories about some failing but that’s just it failing not leaking. If you buy a reputable brand, the chances of it leaking are so slim you would be dumb to worry about it. Not trying to be rude lol. Just trying to get the point across that you do not need to worry about leaking.

He needs a liquid nitrogen reservoir just to be safe

you do not need those.

lian li 011d evo xl

have you got this sorted bcs i have the same problem

have you got this sorted as i have the same problem

it goes with all the Uni fans.

He mentioned he used them for aesthetical purposes primarily, but also curious about thermal gains if any

It’s a special plate it needs to feel a plastic sticker on it before it works.

yes u can and its even better

It comes with the controller. It takes up to 4 channels, but keep in mind lian li fans can stick next to each other and each group has only one connector/channel so 4 channels is super enough!

yes

It's called performance because the fans are max 3000rpm, and the pump is a little higher So basically if you install a 2200rpm on the performance rad/pump combo.. half the performance leaves the room

@@cristianstefanm6478 What a detailed research I'm glad you tested it just for me.

not included

@@XtoF987 pretty sure they are included just screwed into the aio with the fans.

When you purchase a three pack of infinity fans, it comes with a sl infinity hub. All your case fans would plug into this for power and RGB. The AIO pump and radiator fans go to the hub that comes with the AIO. The lian li connect software will see all this and you’ll be be able to control all of it.

@@TheFlyingHeifer Thank you sir for the clarification :) much appriciated. :) USB adapter orderd ;)

@@robinskold8190 Also wanted to add. U dont need tbe sl infinity hub. Theres two hubs. The sl infinity one that comes with a pack of 3 infinity fans. And a aio hub that comes with the aio. If u order the 3 pack that comes with the infinity hub. Then these fans will only come with a 7 pin cable. This puts the fan power and rgb in one cable. U would have to plug this into the infinity hub it cones with. So basically u connect the 3 fans together, see instruction manual. Connect one end of cable to one fan. Then connect the other 7pin end of the cable to infinity hub. Do this with rest of fans. Then connect infinity up to sata power and usb to motherboard. Now if u purchase a single infinity fan, it will come with a cable that has to split ends, a 4 pin pwm and a 3 pin rgb. This will not go into the infinity hub the 3pack comes with. This can either go into the hub thay comes with aio or the motherboard. So what I did was I purchased a bunch of single infinity fans. Clipped the physical fans to each other for what i need. Then i used the cable the single fan came with. Connected one end to the fan. Connected the rgb end to the aio hub. Connected the pwm end to the mother board. Did same with rest of fans. Then I connect the pwm of the aio and rad fans to the motherboard. I connected rgb of pump to motherboard. I connected rgb of rad fans to hub. This setup will give me full control of rgb through lian li l-connect 3. And fan speed control through mother board software which i can acces and control from windows 11. oh and used rgb adapters the aio comes withs with connect infinity fan rgb to aio hub. Aio comes with 3 adapters.

​@TheFlyingHeifer thanks for clarifying! I'm in parts gathering stage of my build and had some questions I couldn't find answers to so this helps. Wanting to do o11 vision chrome build so fan orientation set up with 3x 120 infinity fans on exhaust on radiator side mounted, 1x reverse 120 at rear and 3x 140 bottom intake fans but can't find any 3 packs of the 140s.. was looking at this aio due to the fact it comes with 3 fans attached so make a saving but obviously lose out on the 3 pack of 120s with the controller and wondered if there was a work around

@@Ackz89 if you’re going with this AIO, don’t worry about the Infiniti hub. This AIO will come with the hub that you will connect all your fans to. keep in mind you may have to connect your pump and your radiator fans to your motherboard. Which to be honest, they should be anyways. All your case fans will go out to the hub. This AIO comes with. Also, I don’t think they sell any 3x140. I just had to buy three separate 140 fans. I don’t know if this helps, but the only reason the three pack comes with the seven pin connector and the infinity hub is purely for ease of use. Like normally on a fan you would have to connectors, pwm(speed control) and rgb. The seven pin basically combines those two so that you can then connect into the Infiniti hub. The AIO kit also does come with adapters for the separate infinity fans you purchase. what I would do is get the AIO. Purchase your seperate 140 fans. then just see what connections you have left and plan your 120 fans accordingly.

Yes, that is what it’s designed for

Any word on this?

@@eagerness35 I've heard nothing yet :(

@@RodDonnellyno difference. As long as you get a good coverage of paste on the cpu you’ll be fine

I have run into the same problem, have you found any additional info?

@evankappatos I bought reverse fans and the connection for them are the same as the aio controller. So i got 3 reverse fans and you only need 1 to connect to the controller, but I bought 3 singles...so from 1 of them I used to connect to the triple pack what comes with a totally different controller and yeah no everything is on 1 controller.

So does that mean you did not find any additional information on the different connections between the aio and the 3 pack? Im also in the same boat and im about to snap as this is my first build so i feel like im doing something wrong

Can’t you just change the cable on the fans and use the single cable that came with the 3 pack?

You're looking for a gpu support bracket, they're widely available, Google which works best for you

@@michaelwells3544 thanks, it was already available with the case and also gpu itself now I have two. I've worried for no reason🤣

@@MyGamingHighlights excellent, glad it worked out 😎

Yes. 😅

One is for power one is for speed control.

@@TheFlyingHeifer figured that out recently installing mines

@@DarkIdrees Also just fyi even if u did send to much power to it it wouldnt be a short. A short is when u have power tied directly to ground. Like connecting the positive side of a battery directly to its negative side. To much power would be overvoltage or overcurrent.

@TheFlyingHeifer I did electrical I know how that works

@@DarkIdrees Obviously not since u said it wrong 😂

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yes!

@@guushemmer9729 will it fit straight on the pre existing back plate or do I need to purchase a back plate?

Personally i do my aio on top because without it on top it looks really empty and spaced out in my case.

Because mounting AIO on top prevent air to trap in the pump

Is the best becouse, all the hot air insta will go out from case, so u cool like that your GPU too! But if u dont care for your GPU, then best place for your radiator is ofc front with intake fans, so hot air wil come inside your case from radiator.

I would like to see a tubes up VS tubes down on a 360mm AIO. There is no video comparing the efficiency, just the bubble issue.

​@@pacif1st.This is the way

No. The hub comes with a three pack of the fans. Or you can buy it seperately.

Yes, the hub is included with Lian LI Galahad II Trinity

@@hungry_daddyno it doesn’t

No, no you are not 🫡🫡

Its takes only 5 minutes

yeah but its too much@@baviaankalifaat

Or perhaps you’re unlucky…

@@sammandujano1452 i'm getting new one from Lian Li

my pump had trouble being detected at all within my system so i would instantly hit Tjmax and pump would work every other 4-5 restarts.