The der8enchtable is a collaboration between Thermal Grizzly, Jon "elmor" Sandstr?m (ElmorLabs), and Roman "der8auer" Hartung. In addition to the features of a standard benchtable?such as integrated mounts for radiators and a power supply?the der8enchtable includes a base unit with an integrated printed circuit board (PCB) for connecting the hardware under test. For consistent test results, fans can be controlled via three fan controllers, each providing three 4-pin fan headers. Each fan zone can be switched independently to 50 % or 100 % speed, supplies 3 A of power to the fans, and is protected by its own fuse. Additionally, the der8enchtable's fan zones can be managed externally by the motherboard. In addition to the fan-control zones, the base unit with integrated PCB offers a secondary control zone with two 4-pin headers for pumps or fans, featuring the same control options as the fan zones. The pump zone supplies 3 A per port?6 A total?and each port has its own fuse. Peripherals can be connected to the der8enchtable via USB (4? Type-A, 2? Type-C). Testing and benchmarking hardware typically requires drivers, a BIOS, or an operating system. To simplify this, storage media can be mounted directly on the benchtable. Up to two 2.5-inch SSDs can be installed on the PCB, and the PCB also provides four microSD card slots?a cost-effective alternative to solid-state drives (SSDs) in terms of price per gigabyte. The test motherboard is connected to the der8enchtable via the 9-pin USB header. The der8enchtable itself is powered by the PSU via a PCIe 6-pin cable. For control of the addressable RGB lighting (aRGB), the der8enchtable can be connected to the motherboard via a 3-pin header. Alternatively, an external RGB controller may be used (not included). A power button and reset function are also provided on the PCB and wired to the motherboard.