Lian Li today released the Vector V100R, an entry-level pillarless ATX mid-tower case. The V100R is a spruced up variant of the Vector V100 that Lian Li launched in June. It includes four 120 mm addressable RGB fans with the case, which come factory-fitted along the rear and right side-facing vents, something the original V100 lacks. The case also comes with an ARGB light strip running along the base of the tempered glass window facing the left side. This strip contains 26 LEDs, and takes in a standard 3-pin ARGB connection. The included 120 mm fan installed at the rear panel turns at speeds ranging between 200 and 1,800 RPM, pushing up to 61.47 CFM of airflow at 2.54 mm H₂O static pressure; while each of the three fans pointing sideways turns at the same 200-1,800 speeds, but pushing 60.4 CFM of airflow at 2.17 mm H₂O static pressure. These two changes aside, the V100R is identical to the V100. Given that the V100 is priced around the $60-mark, we expect the V100R to go for $80-90.