ASUS unveiled a themed MicroATX case, the A23 Hatsune Miku Edition, launching in Japan on December 25. The chassis is based on their PRIME A23 platform, blending character aesthetics with practical component support for standard and BTF motherboard layouts.
It accommodates large hardware, fitting graphics cards up to 380 millimeters long and CPU coolers up to 165 millimeters tall. The case supports multiple fan configurations, allowing up to three 120-millimeter or two 140-millimeter fans in the front and top. Storage options include two combo drive bays and a dedicated 2.5-inch slot.
Visual design features a white shell with turquoise and pink accents, plus logos and silhouette graphics of the virtual singer. Bundled accessories include a themed headset hook. Front panel connections offer a USB-C port, two USB-A ports, and separate audio jacks. Priced around ninety-seven dollars, the case targets fans seeking a themed build without compromising on modern hardware compatibility.
It accommodates large hardware, fitting graphics cards up to 380 millimeters long and CPU coolers up to 165 millimeters tall. The case supports multiple fan configurations, allowing up to three 120-millimeter or two 140-millimeter fans in the front and top. Storage options include two combo drive bays and a dedicated 2.5-inch slot.
Visual design features a white shell with turquoise and pink accents, plus logos and silhouette graphics of the virtual singer. Bundled accessories include a themed headset hook. Front panel connections offer a USB-C port, two USB-A ports, and separate audio jacks. Priced around ninety-seven dollars, the case targets fans seeking a themed build without compromising on modern hardware compatibility.
