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Hello both and thanks for the welcome Yes, I'm from Italy

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I haven't used the A20, so can't help you there, but I can help with your other questions.

The chassis with wheels is 620mm high.

The drive cages are removable - two phillips screws in either side, top and bottom for each cage.

The front door has air vents down the sides, so no problem there.
As for the cages, do you think that removable ones mounted the way the A20 are (by a thumb screw) would be easier for them to vibrate compared to the way the cages are mounted on the V2110?

As for the front door, do you think those air vents are enough or are they going to produce noise/heat ?
According also to what Kelainefes is saying, I thought whether this may be an issue as well as the rear fan of the V2110 which has a honeycomb (whereas the A20 has a grill, maybe less noise and more air?).

And oh yes, which do you think are the negatives of the V2110?

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I couldn't hear any noise from the door vents, they are fairly large so I doubt you'll hear anything from them, unless you have super powerful fans, in which case, you'll hear those instead

As I say, I haven't used the A20, so can't comment there. All the screws fitted to a Lian Li at the factory are usually very tight, so not much chances of vibrating loose.

On the rear grille of the 2110, do you mean the inner or outer grille? I found that the inner grille, the pressed aluminim type can get fairly noisy with moderate speed fans, but is ok with the stock fans. The outer grille is a standard wire grille and that is fine, you really need to leave that one in place in case you need to move the case, it hurts a bit if you don't

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On the rear grille of the 2110, do you mean the inner or outer grille? I found that the inner grille, the pressed aluminim type can get fairly noisy with moderate speed fans, but is ok with the stock fans. The outer grille is a standard wire grille and that is fine, you really need to leave that one in place in case you need to move the case, it hurts a bit if you don't
I meant the outer honeycumb grill
The inner one is "spider-web" like (don't know how to describe lol, while the outer is like a honecumb.

I was wondering if I can remove this outer honeycumb in case it gets noisy and to let more air flow in

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I would remove the inner one, if any But yes, you can have it with no grilles at all if you want to.
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I would remove the inner one, if any But yes, you can have it with no grilles at all if you want to.
good that the outer one is removable, If I go this way then I'll probably remove both of them
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It's just four screws for each grille.
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