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Lian Li Expands Desk Lineup with DK-Q2 and DK-03 Desk Chassis
Lian-Li announces two additions to the desk chassis lineup: the single-system DK-Q2 and the dual-system DK-03. Like the previous desk chassis, the aluminum body and tempered glass surface highlight the minimalism of this practical fusion of desk and chassis. The updates on these new models add simplicity to system building, more refined aesthetics and ergonomics.
With gratitude to such positive feedback, Lian Li has refreshed ergonomics in the design of the DK-Q2 and DK-03. The body depth of the desk has been reduced to give you more leg room. The 30mm of height expansion allows a larger variety of user legs to fit comfortably under the desk. Taller, stronger adjustable legs and thinner body allow a much more natural height and angle of arms for typing, the extra legroom makes a big difference.
Removable Motherboard Tray
The DK-Q2 and DK-03 include removable motherboard trays to make system building easier. The motherboard trays also allow system builders to route cables underneath to facilitate better airflow and cable management.
The DK-Q2 supports motherboards up to ATX, while the DK-03 supports two motherboards simultaneously; one SP-ATX at 12"x10.6" for the primary side, and an additional mini-ITX motherboard on the alternative side.
Water Cooling Features
The new additions to the desk chassis series support the latest water cooling hardware. The DK-03 can hold up to a 480mm radiators on one side and the DK-Q2 can hold two. They both have four 120mm fans on each side for airflow.
Hardware Compatibility
CPU coolers up to 90mm (3.5") in height and VGA cards up to 440mm (17.3") are easily supported in both the DK-Q2 and DK-03. The DK-03 holds up to ten 3.5" and ten 2.5" drives, while the DK-Q2 can hold up to seven 3.5" drives and eight 2.5" drives.
Optional Adjustable RGB Interior Lighting
DIY enthusiasts can adjust the interior lighting through the optional RGB lighting kit complete with LED strips, cord clip, dimmer and controller. The front mounted controller allows instant analog color selection. Guaranteed to fit and show off your custom interior.
Price and Availability
The DK-Q2 and DK-03 will be available in the the USA at the end of June in Microcenter for the MSRP of DK-Q2 $990, DK-03 $1490.
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#5101649 Posted on: 06/20/2015 05:58 PM
Fail, the pcie extender block all other pcie.
Fail, the pcie extender block all other pcie.
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#5101992 Posted on: 06/21/2015 06:56 AM
Very nice case, and it should be for that money. $999 to $1499. You can buy a couple PCs for that money. But never the less, efficient space saving solution, if you don't need to store other things is your desk. Or maybe take the legs off and mount it to the sealing
And looks like they include a pci-x extension cable. Need to see a picture with everything connected, will look somewhat less clean.
Very nice case, and it should be for that money. $999 to $1499. You can buy a couple PCs for that money. But never the less, efficient space saving solution, if you don't need to store other things is your desk. Or maybe take the legs off and mount it to the sealing
And looks like they include a pci-x extension cable. Need to see a picture with everything connected, will look somewhat less clean.
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#5102196 Posted on: 06/21/2015 04:22 PM
Way over priced for what they are.
Way over priced for what they are.
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welp, that looks like one mighty fine yard grill!