ASUS Prime AP304 Case Brings Curved Glass And Slot Vent To ATX
ASUS brings the Prime AP202's curved glass and slot vent design to the ATX form factor, offering a larger chassis for high-end builds.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
ASUS Japan will launch the Prime AP304 series on July 17, an ATX version of the Prime AP202 case. Two models are available: the ARGB edition with four fans at 26,480 yen and the standard model at 21,980 yen. The case features a curved tempered glass panel that wraps from the front to the side, a slot vent for GPU cooling, and supports components up to 420mm graphics cards and 360mm radiators.
The curved glass panel attaches via a rail mechanism, making it easier to remove than traditional screw-on panels. A slot vent positioned just above the bottom draws in air to cool heat-intensive components like graphics cards. The ARGB model adds an AURA SYNC-compatible light band and four ASUS Prime MR120 ARGB fans (one rear, three side), each 28mm thick and rated at 21 dB(A) for quiet operation.
Expandability is generous: the case fits graphics cards up to 420mm, radiators up to 360mm, power supplies up to 200mm, and CPU coolers up to 175mm. It can hold up to ten 120mm fans. The front I/O includes a USB 20Gbps Type-C port. The front panel switch header is integrated, and 33mm of cable management space is provided. The Prime AP304 series goes on sale July 17, with the standard model priced at 21,980 yen and the ARGB model at 26,480 yen.
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