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Lian-Li Upgraded Their Desk With an Electronic Tint Glass Panel!

Lian-Li

If you’ve got a wad of cash and you want one of the coolest chassis in the world, the Lian Li desk chassis are clearly the way to go. It integrates space for your PC within the body of the desk. However, the tempered glass top panel meant that your system is always on show. Personally, I find seeing my full system, all its lighting and stuff a little distracting at times. The new solution? An LCD equipped window that can instantly switch between clear and dark.

Now you see me?

Now you don’t! Of course, it’s not 100% blocking everything, there’s still a super soft glow of the LED lighting inside, but if anything, I like that even more. The DK04-F will be hitting the market soon, so keep an eye out for it, and its trick glass.

Razer

They had a few more chassis on show too. Such as this Razer edition of one of their popular chassis. It’s basically the same, but features tweaked aRGB lighting, the Razer logo etched into the glass and those funky green USB ports.

TU150

The latest mini-ITX chassis looks fantastic too. It features aluminium construction, tempered glass, and room for some serious hardware too. However, it also has a hide-away carry handle that makes it awesome for moving your system around; new LAN box?

The 011 WGX ROG was also on show. Just like the Razer system above, but with an ROG theme.

Cooling

Their upcoming liquid cooler was on show too. Featuring an all-in-one pump and radiator design. This means they only have to change the block design to add new CPU support, while maintaining the performance and design of the rest of the unit.

GPU bracket

Not all need to be bulky brackets to get the job done. This simple unit uses the standard ATX mounting screws to support your graphics card. It’s quite well hidden, but if you peak in, you can just about make it out.


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Peter Donnell

As a child still in my 30's (but not for long), I spend my day combining my love of music and movies with a life-long passion for gaming, from arcade classics and retro consoles to the latest high-end PC and console games. So it's no wonder I write about tech and test the latest hardware while I enjoy my hobbies!

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