Lian Li presented at Computex 2026 several upcoming power supply families including the Edge Platinum V2, Edge Gold V2 and SX Gold series. The Edge Platinum V2 lineup will be available in 1000/1200/1350 W, 80 Plus Platinum certification and the new Edge Hub V2. Other new features include a redesigned magnetic dust filter and a dust-cleaning reminder that triggers a red LED alert after 360 hours of PSU fan operation. Black and white variants are planned for release on September 11.

The Edge Gold V2 series includes 850 and 1000 W models with 80 Plus Gold certification. The 1000 W version sports the new Lian Li Edge Hub V2 for expanded connectivity. Both power supplies feature embossed cables, simplified cable routing and support for transfer-speed monitoring through L-Connect 3. The Edge Gold V2 PSUs are scheduled for mid-Q3 2026, with pricing set at $99.99 for the 850 W model and $129.99 for the 1000 W version.

Also on display was the SX Gold series with 850 and 1000 W models and 80 Plus Gold certifications. The power supply measures 150 × 140 × 86 mm, has Japanese capacitors, and an 135 mm fan. Additional features include shortened cables, dual side-exit 6-pin interfaces and integrated hook-and-loop cable management straps. The SX Gold series will be available in Q4 2026 priced at $89.99 for the 850 W model and $119.99 for the 1000 W variant.

Lian Li also introduced the premium Digital Work Station 1600 Platinum (DWS1600P) power supply with 80 Plus Platinum certification. The unit features two native 12V-2x6 600 W connectors for multi-GPU configurations and supports power excursions of up to 235%. The product will be available in Q2 2026 for $320.

The upcoming Edge Hub V2 connects through a motherboard USB 3.0 header and uses a dual-controller to reduce bandwidth bottlenecks for LCDs, fans, and other USB devices. It integrates a six-port PWM fan hub and a four-port USB 2.0 hub into a removable magnetic module mounted along the PSU's inner edge. L-Connect 3 provides real-time per-port bandwidth monitoring and overload alerts. Lian Li expects the hub to be launched around September 10.