ASUS ROG Z11 User Manual

To install a CPU in the ASUS ROG Z11 case, first ensure that the motherboard is securely mounted. Open the CPU socket lever, align the CPU with the socket (matching the triangle markers), and gently place it in. Close the lever and proceed with installing the CPU cooler.
The ASUS ROG Z11 case supports graphics cards up to 320mm in length, providing significant flexibility for high-performance GPUs.
To improve airflow in the ASUS ROG Z11, ensure all fan mounts are utilized. Consider using high-quality intake and exhaust fans to enhance cooling efficiency. Keep cables tidy and use fan filters to minimize dust buildup.
Check the connection between the front panel USB ports and the motherboard. Ensure the USB header is properly connected. If issues persist, update the motherboard's BIOS and reinstall USB drivers.
Yes, the ASUS ROG Z11 is compatible with liquid cooling solutions. It supports radiators up to 240mm on the front and 120mm at the rear. Ensure you have enough clearance before installation.
To remove dust, turn off and unplug the system. Use a can of compressed air to blow out dust from fans, filters, and vents. Wipe down surfaces with a microfiber cloth. Regular cleaning helps maintain optimal performance.
The ASUS ROG Z11 is primarily designed for vertical orientation. However, it can be mounted horizontally if necessary, but ensure adequate airflow and stability when doing so.
The ASUS ROG Z11 case is compatible with SFX and SFX-L power supplies. Check the manufacturer's specifications for power supply length and cable management options to ensure a proper fit.
Ensure all RGB connectors are securely connected. Check the RGB controller software for settings or firmware updates. If the issue persists, test the LEDs with a different controller or contact ASUS support for assistance.
For optimal cooling, use two 120mm intake fans at the front and one 120mm exhaust fan at the rear. This configuration maintains positive airflow and ensures efficient heat dissipation.