The new versatile Lian Li GPU bracket not only brings the latest PCIe 5.0 interface for supporting the latest graphics cards, but can also support very thick models, measuring up to 4 slots. Lian Li's ...

KitGuru was first introduced to the Lian Li Lancool 217 at ces this year and our first impressions were excellent. Happily, ...

Computer case trends come and go, but wood-trimmed chassis have stuck around for a bit—and will for a little longer, if Lian Li has anything to say about it. Not longer content to be outshone by ...

TL;DR: Lian Li has launched the DK07 motorized standing desk, designed for single or dual E-ATX PC setups. It features ample space, efficient cable management, a wireless charging pad with USB ports, ...

Today Leo spent some time with Lian Li at their booth looking at all the new hardware goodies they are releasing - including, ...

Richard is the PC Hardware Lead at XDA and has been covering the technology industry for almost two decades. He's been building PCs since young, and when not creating content, you can often find him ...

Lian Li has just released a wooden version of the Lian Li Dan Case A3, a premium take on the company's already successful collaboration with Dan Hansen of Dan Cases, and it has a surprisingly low ...

Lian Li's Lancool III is the best version yet of the series. Stealthy, tons of attention to detail, easy to build in, and great water cooling options. About three years ago, Lian Li sent us the ...

Compact Design and Enormous Versatility. The Q58 is an all-new 14.5L mini ITX aluminium chassis that can fit an SFX or an ATX PSU. This small form factor case offers impressive modularity, radiator ...

This thread is designed for fans of the vintage brushed aluminum Lian-Li chassis owners to share photos of their cases in use or reminisce of the "good old days" of Lian-Li before they moved to the ...

Deadlock isn't even 'out' yet, but Valve's new game is a true monster in the making ...

I love desks that are also computers. The kind that let you shove the guts of a desktop under some tempered glass and watch your parts go brrrrrr right underneath your fingers. It just makes sense: If ...