ASUS ROG Hyperion GR701 BTF Edition PC case, ASUS ATX BTF motherboards Support, 420 mm Dual Radiator Support, Four 140 mm Fans, Metal GPU Holder, Component Storage, ARGB Fan hub, 60W Fast Charging

This is the best PC case on the market, price is a bit high but it’s all worth it. Great space, PC runs cool with excellent air flow, building was easy and noise level was very low and I’m very pleased with the appearance of my PC.

The ROG Hyperion GR701 BTF Edition is more than just a PC chassis—it’s a statement piece for serious builders who demand style, space, and cutting-edge airflow. With its Back-to-the-Future (BTF) layout, this case redefines build aesthetics by hiding cables and connectors behind the motherboard, delivering a sleek and ultra-clean presentation. Built with premium materials, the GR701 offers exceptional modularity and cooling performance. It supports E-ATX motherboards and massive GPU clearance, while its dual-chamber design keeps temperatures in check even with the most powerful components. Its generous internal space allows for ambitious custom loops or multiple fans and radiators, making it a dream for enthusiasts and overclockers. Every detail is thoughtfully crafted—from the integrated ARGB lighting and tool-less panels to the versatile front I/O placement. Whether you're showcasing the latest ROG components or creating a minimalist powerhouse, the GR701 BTF Edition turns your build into an art piece.

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Okay, here we go. I do not like the case. I like the look from afar. However, it's overengineered. I find my old Helios case a much better product than this. While this does have a lot of free space inside, you only really have the same amount of workspace as the Helios. I do not like the front end of this case; the Helios has that nice glass front, which stands out more for the bold look than this one. I have an Asus ROG Crosshair X870E Hero motherboard. This case comes with a 140MM rear fan; it's a tight fit for the back of my motherboard and the case fan. So tight you have to reverse the fan plate on the fan itself to fit. I find this engineering flaw unacceptable. An Asus ROG case and an Asus ROG motherboard are incompatible? For a $500+ dollar case? I just stepped down my 140MM to a 120MM Phanteks rear fan. Pushes more air than the stock Asus 140MM trash anyway. So buyer beware: if you have a motherboard like mine or better, make sure it fits this case in the rear as far as clearance. I think that the Helios is a far better case for much cheaper. All my components fit in that one without spending more money on a rear fan versus this one where your 140mm rear fan will brush up against your rear motherboard. To be honest with you, I think this case is trash. The Helios was a closed-in system; this one is open-ended, so it's sucking in dust, pet fur, and everything off the streets. Making it a daily case cleanup if you care about your components. Again, making the Helios a way better product. I have it now and just have to deal with it.

Quality product!

Awesome case with tons of room! Cable management is super easy!

Love this case plenty of room for everything and super accessible if I need to change parts out.

This case will fit only a specific build. I bought it as it has lots of cut outs. Do not expect to be able to use all of the parts supplied with the case. About 1/2 of the internals are not used. You are paying a premium price for a subpar case. Do not expect to use...as it doesn't fit all of the mounting options for radiators. The build I am conducting will only fit two 420 radiators...a pain in the butt. Adding a 5080 GPU is a chore. Using a 1600 watt CPU is a chore. Cabling without extensions is a chore. A cooling loop is a chore. For me this has been the case from hell. Expect to spend 30-40% above you budget to make aftermarket parts fit.