Case EATX ROG Hyperion Eva-02-Edition

• Extra Cooling: Dual 420mm radiator support, four 140 mm fans and a built-in fan hub offer massive airflow possibilities
• Extra Space: The beefiest graphics cards get plenty of room; cable management gets an expansive chamber that is 34 mm deep, with a 46 mm wide routing channel
• Extra Convenience: Hinged tool-free side panels, a built-in storage drawer and an integrated graphics card holder come together to amp up the building experience
• Extra Power: Dual USB Type-C ports, 60-watt fast charging, aluminum-reinforced frame and handles deliver power and premium ruggedness
• Extra Stylish: The fan hub and lighting panel all support Aura Sync, and the chassis is decked out with anodized metal and hairline finishes

ROG continues the EVANGELION project for gamers with a brand-new machine design centered around EVA-02 and Asuka. The second collection debuted with motherboards, graphics cards, cardholder gaming cases, all-in-one coolers, peripherals, and gear. Build the full machine and achieve high levels of synchronization with Asuka.​

The ROG Hyperion EVA-02 Edition features the EVA-02 color scheme, with the front panel finished in red, white, and green. The use of high-quality materials gives the Hyperion EVA-02 a sturdy and durable exterior that features sleek curves and sharp edges inspired by the EVA-02. A specially designed cooling system ensures optimal operating temperatures, while cable management features facilitate a tidy setup.

Built for High Airflow

The Republic of Gamers is populated by builders who demand the best, and the Hyperion GR701 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.​

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.​