Lian Li unveiled its DK‑B motorized sit‑stand desk at Computex, pairing ergonomic height adjustment with an integrated PC case. The 1,600‑mm‑wide surface sits 800 mm deep, while the desk climbs from 710‑1170 mm. A tempered‑glass window peeks into the mesh‑lined case, keeping airflow high and hardware visible.

Hidden in the back‑left corner, the case accepts ATX motherboards, full‑size ATX PSUs, and 360‑mm AIO coolers. A pegboard on the desk bottom holds a Sony PS5 shelf in the demo, but can also mount cable‑management tools. The design keeps the workspace tidy while still supporting a full‑sized rig.

A front control panel offers manual and four programmable height profiles, while a recessed mini‑monitor can display system metrics. Lian Li plans to price the DK‑B at $499.99 for a Q3 2026 launch. The model’s award win marks a new niche for desks that house PCs without sacrificing ergonomics.

By integrating a case into a sit‑stand platform, Lian Li bridges desktop clutter and height‑adjustable workstations, appealing to gamers and professionals who value clean setups. The DK‑B’s mesh construction and pegboard accessories reinforce airflow and cable management, positioning it as a serious contender in the evolving market for compact, all‑in‑one work surfaces.