2 weeks ago -

I was helping out our Content Team to put together a couple of builds for an upcoming shoot with the ROG Cronox in both the white and the black colors, along with builds using the correct color fans. Since both the case and the fans are pretty popular around here, I figure I can answer some questions people might have in terms of the build, the experience, and anything else.

From my perspective, I actually enjoyed building in the Cronox, and I'm seriously thinking that it might be a case that I'd be interested in building my own system in given that it has quite a bit of support for w/c options. It's not quite as heavy as the ROG Hyperion, and there is plenty of room to build in as you get things going without removing parts of the case. At some point, I also realized that I didn't cut myself or run into sharp edges during the build, which is very unusual.

For EATX boards, you can also see the 90-degree angle connectors for the USB 5G (USB 3.0) connectors, which simplifies the tight fit.

Due to some issues with a cooler returned from an event, we swapped in the ROG Strix LC III 360 ARGB instead of the planned ROG Ryuo IV LC 360. Plenty of space around the CPU area made it easy to get this in quickly. To keep the RGB theme, we swapped in the ROG Eurux fans to match the rest of the system.

I spent less time on cable management than I'd have liked as we needed to finish this for tomorrow, but fortunately the ROG Cronox provides enough space for just about every cable. The cave in front of the power supply makes it simple enough to fit everything PLUS the ROG Eurux fan hub, which controls all 12 of the Eurux fans in this case. Although I would have liked to have seen a few more locations to secure zip ties, I also found more than a few places where I wouldn't have expected them.

For reference, that's an ROG Thor III 1200W Platinum in the bottom.

You can see the fan hub behind the cables. It attaches magnetically, so you aren't limited to use it in that location. Another popular place I've seen is to remove the 2.5" SSD holder and use it in that location. You'll still need to run a couple of SATA power connectors up to the fan hub, but it will likely make routing the fan cables much easier.

I tidied this area up a bit more later on, but it's still a bit messier than I like to admit at this point. Still, there is enough room (although not much) to reach around the mess of cables if you need to thread one of the header cables behind it.

One thing that surprised me is that the rubber in the cable pass-through areas seemed to flex in odd ways that left a lot of space, especially when using the 90-degree USB 5Gbps connectors. However, it's less noticeable when looking at it up-close and when you have the back of the case installed. Personally, I would like to see a bit more of a flexible design in this area.

As it is, I enjoyed putting this together despite the strict timeline. Here's a few more pictures of different angles:

Let me know if you have any questions or comments!

Edit: Here's a few more of the completed shoot with a few quick screencaps from the videos we made with these:

January 7, 2026 -

For several years now, people have been asking for a brand-new top-tier ROG case, but perhaps even more so, people have been asking for brand new ROG fans with all sorts of bells and whistles...and it's time to let you know that the wait is over.

First is the ROG Cronox - a case that makes every statement with just one look. Supporting up to 14x 120mm fans, two 360 radiators, and a well-lit 9.2" LCD case screen module, everything in your case will be the star. Our second product for the day is a big part of the ROG Cronox - the ROG Eurux fans, which feature daisy-chain connectors to reduce cable clutter and 3 different lighting zones to illuminate your system exactly how you want it.

ROG Cronox ARGB Full Tower EATX / BTF Panoramic Case

The ROG Cronox is a panoramic full-tower case compatible with EATX and BTF motherboards. Subtle ROG lighting adds layers of visual intensity along its precision-cut edges. The tempered glass panel pushes the limits with minimal curvature, creating an expansive view of your setup. Plus, a patented rotatable side fan bracket redefines airflow management, enabling precise thermal tuning for demanding builds. 

The 9.2" LCD case screen module of ROG Cronox features a 60Hz refresh rate and can be freely rotated on a hinge to set up the most suitable and convenient viewing angle. This provides a convenient way to monitor system stats, notifications, digital clock mode, or custom visuals:

• System dashboard for CPU/GPU/memory/chassis fan stats

• Theme editor with customizable backgrounds and system information 

• Notification mode for instant reminders

• Holiday notifications 

• Electronic clock available when powered off

• 60Hz refresh rate & hinged rotation for viewing convenience

Key Features:

• Panoramic design, crafted with aluminum-trimmed frame 

• Support for graphics cards up to 400mm long and dual 360mm radiators

• ROG Cronox ARGB version comes installed with 4x ROG Eurux GR120 ARGB Fans

• Supports up to 14x 120mm fans for maximum thermal performance

• Robust graphics card holder & patented slot clamps

• Hinged 9.2-inch LCD screen 

The ROG Cronox is expected to be available in Q1, but no further information is available at this time. The case will be available in both black and white.

• Product page: https://rog.asus.com/cases/rog-cronox-argb/

ROG Eurux GR120 ARGB Fans (single and 3-pack)

The ROG Eurux GR120 ARGB fans offer premium cooling performance. Crafted with liquid-crystal-polymer blades for maximum airflow, each case fan features a patented daisy chain connectors for reliable connections. Up to 14 fans can be controlled via the exclusive hub bundled with the 3-pack, and lighting customization across three independent zones offers a wide range of options in Armoury Crate, enabling users to transform the system's look.

Key Features:

• Outstanding Performance: fan speeds up to 2600rpm, 4.6mmH₂O static pressure, 91cfm airflow, and a whisper-quiet 33dB(A)

• Patented Daisy Chain connectors enable seamless installation: These fans remain securely connected to each other even if strong vibration is present

• Liquid crystal polymer (LCP) blades provide high-speed operation with stable, precise performance

• Three Individual Lighting Zones: There are two vibrant strips on the perimeter of the front, and a circular light in the center

• Exclusive Fan Controller (the 3-pack version only): Enough to support up to 14x ROG Eurux fans, with a safety fuse for reliable and safe operation

• Exclusive Software Control: 10 default lighting effects and endless customizations are available

The ROG Eurux is expected to be available in Q1, but no further information is available at this time. The fans will be available in both black and white, standard and reverse, and single and 3-pack.

• Product page: https://rog.asus.com/cooling/fans/rog-eurux-gr120-argb-fan-single-pack/

Now that we have some love for the ROG chassis and case fan line, how are we feeling about these offerings?