Recent $20000 Desk PC video

[cae.len]

I was wondering if there is a thread already containing the dimensions of that Lian Li desk used in that $20000 desk PC video. If not is there any chance somebody can provide said dimensions or recommend a website containing a Desk PC with dimensions. I'm looking to build my own version of a desk PC. Also the materials used such as the type of metal and metals' gauge. I recently had my $3000 alienware area 51m stolen out of my apartment while I was gone for a week period of time. I had to drop out of college for the semester due to them taking everything including my external drive which contained all my school work and projects. When I saw the $20000 desk PC video, I thought to myself, what a perfect way to build a PC into a form factor in which it would be very difficult for someone to ever steal from me again. At least if they tried they would have a hell of a time doing it quickly. This whole experience has been devastating to me because my future and self-interest is 100% invested in obtaining this degree for cyber security and forensics. I've returned to work for the time being to try and save up money to build a new computer as well as pay off my semesters tuition in order to re-enroll in the fall. I even caught the individuals on my security camera using the glass reflection. They literally were trying to falsify a crime scene as they were doing something to my door from the inside and I caught them through the glass reflection but I digress (jayztwocents). Any recommendations are not only welcomed but appreciated as I am working many long hours in order to save money.

[Blai5e]

@cae.len - Unless it is an unreleased product, here's Lian Li's product page for their existing desks. Scroll down a bit to see the dimensions.

[Skiiwee29]

Here is the link directly from the video. If you go the spec section it has the dimensions you want.

 

https://www.microcenter.com/product/617587/lian-li-dk-05f-dual-eatx-tempered-glass-rgb-desk---black?utm_campaign=LinusTechTips_02022021&utm_source=youtube.com&utm_medium=referral

[cae.len]

Thanks guys... Much love for saving me the time searching around... If I had my pc, I would have done it.. I always seem to have a difficult time finding things while using the mobile version of websites.

[cae.len]

2 hours ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Here is the link directly from the video. If you go the spec section it has the dimensions you want.

 

https://www.microcenter.com/product/617587/lian-li-dk-05f-dual-eatx-tempered-glass-rgb-desk---black?utm_campaign=LinusTechTips_02022021&utm_source=youtube.com&utm_medium=referral

I guess I shoulda looked there first... So much on my mind lately... Slipped my mind to check there... Thanks again

[NineEyeRon]

Also use free cloud storage for anything important, heck put it in two places... it’s still crazy to hear people saying they only had something super critical stored locally only.

 

I am sorry for your loss, I have been through it myself which is why I am so passionate about backups these days.

[cae.len]

16 hours ago, NineEyeRon said:

Also use free cloud storage for anything important, heck put it in two places... it’s still crazy to hear people saying they only had something super critical stored locally only.

 

I am sorry for your loss, I have been through it myself which is why I am so passionate about backups these days.

Yes you are right. The worst part is, I use multiple cloud options to backup my important files and I didn't do it for my school work because it was something I constantly worked on, edited, and changed. So I often would only backup a finished product instead of "works-in-progress"... A mistake I will not repeat in the future

[NineEyeRon]

3 hours ago, cae.len said:

Yes you are right. The worst part is, I use multiple cloud options to backup my important files and I didn't do it for my school work because it was something I constantly worked on, edited, and changed. So I often would only backup a finished product instead of "works-in-progress"... A mistake I will not repeat in the future

You can work on it from the cloud, anything important should be backup up locally but the “ single source of truth” or the “main file” or whatever you want to call it should be in the cloud where possible. Its the future.