The ASUS Prime AP303 is a compact 44-liter ATX chassis that accommodates 360mm radiators up to 60mm thick and graphics cards up to 360mm long. It features a graphics card bracket and holder to keep cards firmly mounted, plus an internal power cable that delivers 15 amperes to maintain stable power delivery for high-end PC builds.
The AP303 is designed to maximize internal space, enabling installation of graphics cards up to 360mm long, radiators up to 360mm long and ATX power supplies up to 180mm long.
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Alongside the graphics card holder is a graphics card bracket that supports GeForce RTX 50 Series graphics cards from 310mm to 360mm long. It securely mounts the graphics card with screws, reducing sagging and movement.
With support for up to 360mm radiators and up to seven fans, the AP303 is primed to deal with the thermal scenarios of high-performance hardware.
Metallic quasi-filter mesh panels are designed to enhance airflow and minimize dust ingress, delivering both performance and protection in a sleek style.
The UL-certified internal power cable delivers 15 amperes of current to ensure stable operation for high-end systems with a 1200W power supply.
AP303 includes one 20Gbps Type-C port and two USB 3.0 ports for future-ready and backward-compatible connectivity.
A thoughtful header design makes connecting Front Input/Output (FIO) components to the motherboard easy.
A 34mm-wide compartment behind the motherboard provides ample space to neatly organize cables, despite the relatively compact dimensions of the chassis.
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The side panels of the AP303 use a simple but secure clip mechanism to attach to the case. This makes them easy to remove, providing easy access to the interior of the chassis.
The AP303 is available in either black or white, giving you options to create a rig that blends in or stands out. In addition, the tempered glass side panel version provides an elegant appearance, whereas the mesh side panel version boosts airflow efficiency and thermal performance.