Distro plate · Lian Li PC-O11 w/ MINI/M-ATX Motherboards · one case only

Machined for
one case.

Reservoir, pump mount, bracket and most of your tube runs, machined into one piece of PMMA for the Lian Li PC-O11 w/ MINI/M-ATX Motherboards specifically. Ports land where that case wants them — and it will not fit another.

4-in-1
Res · pump mount · bracket · tube
PMMA
Cast acrylic
G1/4
Standard ports
RBW
5V addressable, fitted
Bykski Distro Plate For Lian Li PC-O11 w/ MINI/M-ATX Motherboards - PMMA w/ 5v Addressable RGB (RBW) (RGV-LAN-O11MINI-P-K) - DDC Pump With Armor
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Bykski Distro Plate For Lian Li PC-O11 w/ MINI/M-ATX Motherboards - PMMA w/ 5v Addressable RGB (RBW) (RGV-LAN-O11MINI-P)

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One part instead of five

A conventional loop needs a reservoir, a pump top, a bracket to hold them, and tube between all of it. A distro plate is those four things machined into one piece — which removes most of the fittings, and most of the places a loop leaks.

01
Fewer joints
Every fitting is a potential leak and a restriction. The channels are internal, so the runs that used to be tube are now machined into acrylic.
02
The plate is the reservoir
No separate tank, no bracket, no cylinder taking up a drive bay. Coolant sits in the channels, and the level is visible through the front.
03
Pump mount built in
A DDC mount is machined into the plate. Add the pump you prefer rather than the one that came bundled.

Fill it, test it, then power it

This is a custom loop, not a sealed unit — so the order of the last three steps matters more than anything else on this page.

01
Leak test before power

Fill the loop and run the pump alone, with everything else unpowered. Twenty-four hours is the standard advice and it is the right one — a leak found with the PSU jumper in is an inconvenience, and one found with the board live is a new board.

Paper towel under the plate and around every port. Check at the start, after an hour, and the next morning. If a port seeps, back the fitting off and reseat it — do not crank it.

02
Fill and bleed in order

Fill through an inlet with the case upright — the inlet is the fill port, and the inlets sit at the top. Run the pump in short bursts rather than continuously, so air can rise out of the channels between them.

Top up as the level drops, and keep going until the pump runs quiet. Tilting the case gently moves the last pockets out of the corners.

Do not touch the screws on the plate. Every plate is pressure tested at the factory with those screws at their set torque. Tightening them further distorts the acrylic and is the one reliable way to make a sealed plate leak.

Built for the Lian Li PC-O11 w/ MINI/M-ATX Motherboards

Cut so the ports land where this case wants them — which is the whole reason to buy a case-specific plate rather than a universal one.

PMMA is chosen for clarity rather than cost: it holds its transparency against coolant and UV where cheaper acrylics cloud. The internal channels are machined for flow, and the ports are standard G1/4 — hand-tight only, no tools on the plate.

Aluminum and copper loops both work with the plate itself; the acrylic and the ports are metal-agnostic. What matters is your own loop — don't mix aluminum and copper in one.

Before you install it
Returns are accepted within 30 days and are easy to start in the support center. Unopened items can be returned for store credit with no restocking fee; other returns carry a restocking fee, higher for items that have been installed or used. Check the case model on the case itself before ordering — a plate machined for the wrong one is a teardown you don't need.
Specifications
MaterialPMMA (cast acrylic)
FitsLian Li PC-O11 w/ MINI/M-ATX Motherboards
PortsStandard G1/4
PumpMount only — pump not included
Lighting5V addressable (RBW), factory fitted
Stop plugsNot supplied
SKURGV-LAN-O11MINI-P-K

The Bykski Distro or Distribution Plates provide a distinct and innovative way to enhance your loop's appearance. These plates are customized to fit your specific case, creating a sleek and parallel look. Moreover, they can come equipped with an OPTIONAL inline pump, allowing you to power your entire loop from the centerpiece.

The Distro Plate is built using PMMA material, featuring G 1/4 threads, and is designed to be compatible with the Lian Li PC-O11 MINI case. It works well with Aluminum and Non-Aluminum loops and is engineered to support radiators up to 30mm thick or less.

In addition to the Distro Plate itself, the package includes mounting hardware, an A-RGB (RBW) LED strip, and the option of including a DDC pump with armor, a DDC pump with LCD, or no pump at all. Bykski Distro Plates are an excellent option for those looking for a clean, visually appealing water-cooling solution that provides high-quality performance.


Specifications - Distro Plate

  • Material: PMMA
  • Thread: G 1/4

Compatibility

  • Compatible with Lian Li PC-O11 MINI case
  • Loop: Aluminum or Non-Aluminum
  • Radiator: Designed for 30mm thick or less

Included Parts

  • 1x Distro plate
  • Mounting Hardware
  • A-RGB (RBW) LED Strip
  • Optional DDC pump with armor, DDC pump with LCD, or No Pump Included


Specifications - Optional DDC

  • Heatsink Material: Aluminum
  • Power: Standard 4-pin power connector and a PWM 4-Pin header
  • Voltage Range: 10V - 15V DC
  • MTBF (Mean Time Between Failure): 50,000 hours equivalent to 5 years of lifetime
  • Maximum discharge:~ 132 GPH (600 LPH)
  • Max RPM:5000
  • Dimensions:62 x 62 x 58mm
  • The performance will vary based on the cooling loop dynamic


Warnings
This distro is designed specifically for this case. Depending on the motherboard, blocks, fittings used, and layout, the connecting tubing may not appear as pictured (perfectly horizontal). Not responsible for any hardware damage. Use at your own risk.

Getting it right first time

Before you order
01Check the model badge on the case itself — Lian Li PC-O11 w/ MINI/M-ATX Motherboards, not the family name.
02Measure your radiator, including gaskets and the fan stack.
03Count your fittings and your stop plugs. Plugs aren't supplied, and an unplugged port is a puddle.
04Order the DDC pump separately; only the mount is on the plate.
05Plan a 24-hour leak test into your build time, before the board is powered.
Unsure on any of these? Ask before ordering — it's the cheapest step in the process.
Not sure this is the one?
All distro plates

Fifteen case families, plus universal plates that follow the radiator instead of the case. Send the case model if it isn't listed.

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What buyers said

Left by people who bought this plate here. Build reports are the useful ones — if you fitted it, say which case and which pump.

Questions people ask about this plate

Answers specific to RGV-LAN-O11MINI-P-K. If yours isn't here, ask — we'd rather talk you out of the wrong part than take the order.

Do I still need a reservoir?
No. The plate is the reservoir — that is most of the point. You fill it through an inlet at the top and the coolant sits in the machined channels rather than in a cylinder bolted to a bracket.
Does a pump come with it?
No — the plate carries a DDC mount, and you add the pump. That is deliberate on this style: it lets you pick the pump and top you want rather than the one that came bundled.
Will it fit my case?
Only the Lian Li PC-O11 w/ MINI/M-ATX Motherboards. Cases in the same family are different sizes, so a plate machined for one does not fit another — check the model on the case itself rather than the box it came in.
Will the tube runs line up like the photos?
Close, but do not treat the gallery as a promise. The plate is machined for this case so the ports land where they should — but motherboard, GPU and block choices all move the other end of every tube.
What radiator will it clear?
That depends on the case rather than the plate. Measure the space between the plate and the fan mount, and remember gaskets and a push-pull sandwich both eat into it. Send us the case and radiator and we will check it.
What fittings do I need, and do I need stop plugs?
Standard G1/4, hand-tight — no tools on the plate. How many depends on your blocks and radiators, so work the count out before it arrives. And yes: stop plugs are not supplied, so count the ports you will not be using and order plugs at the same time. An unplugged port is a puddle.
Should I check the screws on the plate are tight?
No — leave them exactly as they arrive. Every plate is pressure tested at the factory with those screws at their set torque. Tightening them further distorts the acrylic, and that is the one reliable way to make a sealed plate leak.
How do I fill and bleed it?
Through an inlet, case upright — on these plates the inlet is the fill port and the inlets sit at the top. Run the pump in short bursts so air rises out of the channels between them, topping up as the level drops, until the pump runs quiet. Leak test with everything else unpowered before the machine is switched on.

Ask us before you order

Send the case model — the exact one on the badge, your radiator and your block list, and we'll confirm the plate and count the fittings and plugs with you. Faster than a second order for one plug.