The ASUS TUF Gaming GT502 Horizon is a premium mid-format tower capable of accommodating ATX boards and components of any size, with top-level cooling and the spectacular design you see in the pictures.

The tower/case/chassis segment for PC is very important as the basis of other components. And maybe we don’t give them the importance they deserve, making mistakes when buying that result from the lack of size to mount certain components, reduced connectivity or those features of design and visual appearance that are important to many users who have their computer on the desk and which sometimes may not be so attractive.

The ASUS TUF Gaming GT502 Horizon offers a modern (and spacious) gaming design. dual camerawhich strive for “purity” in design by placing certain components such as the power supply, radiators or storage units in the secondary chamber, leaving the main chamber without wiring and thus achieving maximum performance in the cooling section.

For this section, let’s say that this GT502 supports up to 13 fanswhile the top vent of the main chamber can fit radiators up to 360mm in diameter, allowing users to cool the CPU, graphics card or both with AIO liquid coolers or design their own circuit for cooling techniques. overclocking bestial.

Another important section for this type of tower playing games It’s a graphics card, and like the other components, this tower is more than enough to support dedicated ones up to 400mm long. The included vertical mounting bracket allows users to orient the graphics card horizontally or vertically. The three-part setup structure supports a wide range of graphics cards in any orientation.

The manufacturer has also taken into account these “quality of life” details. The front panel offers a wide selection of ports for connecting headphones and other peripherals with modern USB-C. Removable filters for the top, bottom and right air vents help prevent dust from clogging components and are very easy to remove and clean if needed.

Finally, highlight visual section and panoramic design unlimited where the front pillar has been removed. It has side panels that can be removed by simply pressing a hidden button on the back of the chassis. Note that most of its panels and mounting components are removable to facilitate hardware installation. You can take it apart and assemble it as you like, and with trouble-free cable management.

Newly worth mentioning is the ARGB PWM Fan Hub, which can connect up to six case fans with support for PWM and ARGB control, allowing users to increase cooling as temperatures rise while maintaining all their ARGB lighting effects effortlessly. Power indicators allow users to confirm at a glance that each connection is correct.

Very very good looking As you’ll see, with details like removable straps in case you need to move the case around when it’s full of hardware. It’s available in white or black finishes on the ASUS website, and we assume international retail soon.