Cooler Master's GD160 ARGB height-adjustable desk has smart light strips at the front and back so you can color-coordinate your gaming gear.
It’s truly not enough to have all your peripherals equipped with RGB lighting. A real gamer would have their computer case, display, and even their desk pumping out some obnoxious light show mid-game.
That’s where Cooler Master comes in with its GD160 ARGB standing desk that has ARGB light strips on the front and the back.
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