Lian Li Debuts Power Supplies with Swivel Socket and Smart Cable Routing

Lian Li Debuts Power Supplies with Swivel Socket and Smart Cable Routing

Arkadiy Andrienko

At Computex 2025, Lian Li showcased its new RS-series power supply units (PSUs), designed to streamline PC builds for cases of all shapes and sizes. The standout feature? A highly adaptable design that lets users reconfigure cable layouts to suit their needs.

The RS series introduces a rotating power socket that swivels 90 degrees, making it easier to fit the PSU into tight or unconventional cases. Lian Li also added mirrored 24-pin (ATX) and 8-pin (EPS) connectors on opposite sides of the unit. This clever tweak eliminates cable length issues and reduces clutter — especially in setups where the PSU is mounted at the bottom in traditional cases or at the front in mini-PCs.

Around back, the PSUs feature a slot for a modular hub. Buyers can opt for either a 5-port USB hub for internal peripherals or a hybrid module that combines six-fan control with extra USB ports. This eliminates the need for separate controllers, freeing up space and simplifying builds.

The RS series will launch in three configurations:

  • 1000W Base Model: $154.99
  • 1000W + USB Hub: $159.99
  • 1200W + USB Hub: $179.99

Availability is slated for Q3 2025. According to Lian Li, the RS line targets PC enthusiasts who tinker with custom builds and small-form-factor (SFF) system integrators, where clean cable management is paramount. Beyond their flexibility, these PSUs unify connector standards — a move that could cut build times and reduce the need for adapters in space-constrained rigs.

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