Asus ROG Hyperion GR701 BTF Edition ARGB (E-ATX) Full Tower Cabinet (Black)

Premium Materials and Crafting

The GR701 BTF Edition is forged with high-end materials that are given extra treatments and distinctive polishing methods, to deliver the luxurious look and feel that elevates an ROG chassis above its many challenges.

Advanced BTF Design

With the combination of a BTF graphics card, motherboard and chassis, you can enjoy a full hidden-connector experience. This Advanced BTF approach is achieved through the new graphics card high-power slot available on BTF motherboards, which can deliver up to 600 watts to BTF graphics cards. With a full set of BTF components, builders can eliminate visible cables for an extra-clean aesthetic.

Built for High Airflow

The Republic of Gamers is populated by builders who demand the best, and the Hyperion GR701 BTF Edition delivers top-tier cooling potential with support for 420 mm radiators on the top and in the front of the chassis, while four 140 mm PWM fans come pre-connected to an Aura Sync ARGB fan hub.

Structure and Style

A front side air intake can provide ample ventilation to get just the right balance of temperatures for your system and graphics cards. This integrates tightly into a bold new look with features like the distinctive diamond-shaped badge on the front, stamped with the famous ROG logo and surrounded by diagonal slashes.

Multi-function Device Installation

In between the motherboard tray and the front of the chassis sits an innovative vertical installation area that can support a variety of needs. Builders can mount multiple system fans and 2.5-inch SSDs, or a 360 mm radiator, liquid cooling distribution panel, or ROG-themed lighting panel.

Ample Cable Management and Routing

Underneath the motherboard tray area, builders will find a chamber 34 mm deep for their cable management needs, and a cable routing channel that’s 46 mm wide and secured by several ROG-branded Velcro straps to keep things looking tidy for the transparent side panel. This chassis also offers a translucent cable cover that can obscure unsightly wiring while letting your RGB style shine through.

1. 34 mm depth for cable management
2. 46 mm width for cable routing

Support For Large Graphics Cards

This highly adaptive case can fit graphics cards up to 460 mm long and 130 mm thick, both horizontally and vertically. So whether you desire a ROG Strix RTX 4090 or other similar sized card, you will have plenty of room to work with.

1. 460 mm Horizontal Installation
2. 130 Vertical Installation

An Enhanced Power Supply Shroud

Last but not least, the shroud for your power supply unit features an open section for PSUs like the ROG Thor, which features a special OLED panel that displays your current watt consumption. The mesh topping the shroud is also shaped to reveal another subtle ROG logo, while being designed to prevent screws from falling within.

Hidden Drawer

To make system maintenance easier, this chassis features a small integrated storage compartment for things like PCIe slot brackets, screws and cable fasteners, so your frequently used widgets are always within easy reach.

Built-in Graphics Card Holder

The ROG Hyperion GR701 BTF Edition features a highly refined integrated graphics card holder, whose lightweight anodized aluminum components can be used vertically or horizontally to keep long graphics cards from sagging, and it offers additional compatibility with the ROG Herculx card holder.

A ROG-themed Lighting Panel

This chassis features an internal ARGB lighting panel that communicates the ROG identity to anyone who gazes within, and it can be displayed on the outside if builders want to make room in that spot for fans or SSDs.

RGB-illuminated Aura Sync Front Panel

Builders can optionally activate and customize RGB lighting built into an ROG-stamped front panel section, adding to the wealth of personalization built into this chassis.

A ROG-themed Lighting Panel

This chassis features an internal ARGB lighting panel that communicates the ROG identity to anyone who gazes within, and it can be displayed on the outside if builders want to make room in that spot for fans or SSDs.