Lian Li Debuts DK-B Motorized Sit-Stand Desk with Built-In PC Case at Computex
Aside from the new desktop PC PSUs and premium PC cases shown off at Computex, Lian Li also debuted its new DK-B, a motorized sit-stand ergonomic desk with a built-in PC case that supports a wide array of hardware. The DK-B, which won a TechPowerUp Best of Computex award, has a top surface that measures 800 mm deep and 1,600 mm wide, with a height range of 710-1170 mm. The desk, built in collaboration with Backbone, also features pegboards for mounting and storing accessories to avoid desktop clutter while keeping things within reach.
The DK-B's integrated case is hidden under the desktop towards the back left corner, keeping it out of the way, while a tempered glass window recessed into the desktop lets you see into the PC case and give your setup some visual flair. The case itself is almost entirely made of mesh, for obvious airflow-related reasons, and it fits ATX motherboards, full-size ATX PSUs, and 360 mm AIO coolers. There is also a peg board mounted to the back of the bottom of the desk, which was used to hold a shelf that supported a Sony PS5 in the Computex demo, but it could just as easily be used for 3D-printed or DIY cable management hardware. On the front edge of the DK-B, there is a control panel for the sit-stand functionality, allowing for both manual up and down adjustment as well as four configurable profiles. Lian Li also had a small monitor recessed into the desk near the PC for showing system resource usage, but it's unclear if this will be a stock feature or an optional accessory. The DK-B will launch at an MSRP of $499.99 in Q3 2026.
The DK-B's integrated case is hidden under the desktop towards the back left corner, keeping it out of the way, while a tempered glass window recessed into the desktop lets you see into the PC case and give your setup some visual flair. The case itself is almost entirely made of mesh, for obvious airflow-related reasons, and it fits ATX motherboards, full-size ATX PSUs, and 360 mm AIO coolers. There is also a peg board mounted to the back of the bottom of the desk, which was used to hold a shelf that supported a Sony PS5 in the Computex demo, but it could just as easily be used for 3D-printed or DIY cable management hardware. On the front edge of the DK-B, there is a control panel for the sit-stand functionality, allowing for both manual up and down adjustment as well as four configurable profiles. Lian Li also had a small monitor recessed into the desk near the PC for showing system resource usage, but it's unclear if this will be a stock feature or an optional accessory. The DK-B will launch at an MSRP of $499.99 in Q3 2026.
