The LCD screen display shows flickering,ghosting.

This probably is due to the LCD screen’s MOFSET being damaged by the environment’s static electricity. Please fill out the RMA form and reach out to us for a screen replacement.

At every system reboot, the GA II LCD screen is unable to be controlled.

Issue
• L-Connect 3 not able to control, screen may display in
• All black
• Frozen
• Stop at LIAN LI logo

Fix Steps
1. Exit [L-Connect 3] from system
tray
2. Search for [Service]
3. Click[Run as administrator]

4. Right Click [L-Connect Service Watcher]
5. Click [Stop]
6. Right Click [L-Connect Background Service]

7. Click [Stop]

8. Update Firmware link: https://lian-li.com/l-connect3/L3_update_manually/
9. Run
[GD227CHS_N926HSSQ_CA_II-VisionV20101C_T7.exe]
10. Click [ Start Update]
11. Restart your PC
12. Run [L-Connect 3 v2.x.x]
13. Your GA II LCD screen will work smoothly

Screen recording is not functionable.
Please completely remove the old version of L-Connect 3.
Complete Uninstall L-Connect 3 v2.x .x
Auto Uninstaller for Previous Versions
steps:
1. Download the uninstaller here
2. Extract the files
3. Right-click on <00_L3_INST__1108.BAT> and select Run as administrator
4. The software will automatically remove all the traces of the previous L-Connect 3 v2.x.x

Manually Uninstall for Previous Versions

1. Right click on <Windows> icon
2. Click <Installed apps>
3. Uninstall L-Connect 3
4. Click uninstall
6. Delete <Lian-Li> File at C:\Users\computer name\AppData\Local

The pump noise is audible.
The GA II LCD AIO utilizes Asetek’s 8th Gen pump, originally capped at a maximum speed of 2600 RPM. To address the growing demand for CPU heat dissipation, we have unlocked the pump’s maximum speed to 3600 RPM.

We suggest using L-connect 3 build-in pump/fan profile function to set PWM curve, finding the optimal balance between noise and performance. The pump motor operates efficiently at 2200 to 2500 RPM for regular use, maintaining a friendly noise level.
First time installing GA II LCD and experiencing black screen on the pump.

1. Connect the USB type C header to the pump firmly. Ensure it clicks into place without any gap.

2. Connect the USB type C cable directly to the motherboard’s 9-pin USB header.