ASUS Lists PRO WS702 Workstation Chassis with E ATX Support

ASUS Lists PRO WS702 Workstation Chassis with E ATX Support

ASUS has listed the PRO WS702, a dedicated workstation PC chassis engineered for large E ATX motherboards and graphics cards up to 400mm long. The case provides 8 expansion slots and supports dual 420mm liquid cooling radiators. It is currently listed on Chinese online retail platforms for 999 yuan (approximately $140) with sales expected to begin shortly.

ASUS Lists PRO WS702 Workstation Chassis with E ATX Support

The chassis measures 248 x 530 x 555 millimeters. Component clearance accommodates CPU air coolers up to 190 millimeters tall and power supplies up to 180 millimeters in length. Expansion cards fit lengths up to 400 millimeters, supported by an integrated dual card bracket to prevent physical sagging. Cable routing uses 35 millimeters of clear space behind the motherboard tray alongside dedicated tie points. Storage mounts include 4 bays for 3.5 inch or 2.5 inch drives plus 2 dedicated 2.5 inch mounts.

ASUS Lists PRO WS702 Workstation Chassis with E ATX Support

Thermal options include 7 fan mounting locations. The front panel accepts 3 fans in 120mm or 140mm sizes, or 2 large fans in 160mm, 180mm, or 200mm sizes. The top panel supports 3 fans measuring 120mm or 140mm, and the rear exhaust holds 1 fan at 120mm or 140mm. Liquid cooling setups can install 360mm or 420mm radiators at both the front and top positions. A removable dust filter sits along the bottom panel.

Front panel connectivity features 1 USB C port running at 10Gbps, 2 USB A ports at 5Gbps, 2 USB A ports at 480Mbps, and 1 standard 3.5mm audio jack. The chassis carries an official price tag of 999 yuan (approximately $140), though ASUS has not yet opened regular retail orders.

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