ASUS PRO WS702 workstation case supports E-ATX and 400mm expansion cards

ASUS has launched the PRO WS702 workstation case on e-commerce websites in China. It’s a new dedicated case for the extreme dual-GPU-type builds. The PRO WS702 is interesting because it’s a dedicated case that can host large E-ATX motherboards and long expansion cards that most other cases can’t handle. Now people who want to build a powerhouse workstation have a specific hardware product to help them with their build.

ASUS lists the PRO WS702 case for $149 with support for E-ATX motherboards and 400mm expansion cards

The PRO WS702 is a case that can handle E-ATX motherboards, along with expansion cards up to 400mm in length. It has eight expansion slots and comes with a dual GPU mount bracket that can help you stabilize that big, heavy graphics card. The case itself has a size of 248x530x555mm. That’s a big chunk of space inside so you can use all the big components and coolers you want.

Specifications

• Motherboard Support: E-ATX
• Expansion Card Length: 400mm
• Expansion Slots: 8
• Dimensions: 248x530x555mm
• Price: 999 CNY (around $149)

The PRO WS702 has lots of cooling options. You can fit a radiator up to 360mm in the front and 420mm on the top of the case. There are seven fan slots available.

You can have three 120mm/140mm fans in the front, three up top, and one at the back. Or you can fit bigger 160mm/180mm/200mm fans in the front, if you want. For storage you have four combo 3.5-inch/2.5-inch bays and two 2.5-inch slots.

The case has a USB-C with 10Gbps speed. There are two USB-A 5Gbps ports, along with two legacy USB-A ports that are 480Mbps. There’s a 3.5mm audio port on the front of the case.

The case can handle a power supply up to 180mm in length. CPU coolers can be up to 190mm in height. These are some pretty large numbers that allow you to build with most of the high-end hardware currently on the market.

The PRO WS702 has a price of 999 CNY (~$149) listed. That’s about $149. There’s still no official sales yet.

The release date is still pending. Looks like this is a preview of sorts before things actually start hitting the market. Now people in China can check out the specs and the price before the official launch happens.