ASUS has unveiled the Prime AP304, a panoramic ATX PC case combining curved tempered glass with a patented airflow system designed to deliver fresh air directly to high-performance graphics cards.

The case’s glass panel wraps seamlessly from the front to the side, offering a wide view of internal components from multiple angles. ASUS said the panel undergoes a five-stage manufacturing process, including tempering for improved strength and durability.

An easy-detach rail also allows users to remove the curved panel for cleaning, upgrades and system assembly without having to wrestle with multiple screws.

Inside, the AP304 supports graphics cards measuring up to 420mm long, CPU air coolers up to 175mm tall and power supplies up to 200mm. It can accommodate ATX, Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards.

ASUS has included a reinforced support bracket for graphics cards between 300mm and 360mm long, alongside a patented tool-free clamp intended to reduce GPU movement and sagging.

Cooling is centred around a three-sided “slot vent” positioned below the graphics card, helping channel cool air into the GPU area. The chassis supports up to ten 120mm fans and radiators measuring up to 360mm.

A standard model and an AP304 ARGB variant will be offered, with the latter including three side-mounted ARGB fans and one rear fan. Both versions feature an integrated lighting strip compatible with ASUS Aura Sync.

Other features include 33mm of cable-management space, removable top and bottom dust filters and a top-mounted I/O panel with 20Gbps USB-C, two USB-A ports and a combined audio jack.

The Prime AP304 will be available in black and white. Australian pricing and availability have not yet been announced.