ASUS Prime AP201 33-Liter MicroATX Black case with Tool-Free Side Panels and a Quasi-Filter mesh, with Support for 360 mm Coolers, Graphics Cards up to 338 mm Long, and Standard ATX PSUs
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Size: AP201|Black
Style: SFF Mesh
Pattern: Chassis
Features
- Quasi-Filter Mesh Panels: A mesh design comprised of over 57,000 precision-machined 1.5mm holes increases airflow and provides a compelling view of the components within your build
- Optimized for Cooling: With support for 280 and 360mm radiators and up to six fans, the AP201 is primed to deal with the thermal onslaught of high-performance hardware.
- Industry-Leading Spatial Efficiency: Despite a 33L footprint, the AP201 supports ATX PSUs up to 180 mm long, graphics cards up to 338 mm long, custom liquid cooling, and various storage devices.
- Tool-Free Side Panels: A simple yet secure clip mechanism allows chassis side panels to be easily removed and resistant to accidental dislodging.
- Sizeable Cable-Management: The AP201 features an extended motherboard tray with strategically placed cutouts and a 32 mm gap to tuck cables out of sight.
Description
The ASUS Prime AP201 is a breakthrough in microATX chassis design, delivering a high-performance platform that invites 360 mm AIO coolers and graphics cards up to 338 mm long, all within a compact 33-liter space. Tool-free side panels with a quasi-filter mesh also provide easy access and enhanced airflow, and they complete a tasteful, minimalist aesthetic that can be the centerpiece of any DIY PC build.
Brand: ASUS
Motherboard Compatability: Micro ATX
Case Type: Mini-Tower
Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming, Business
Color: AP201/BLK/MESH//
Material: Alloy Steel, Plastic
Power Supply Mounting Type: Front Mount
Cooling Method: Water, Air
Fan Size: 120 Millimeters
Item Weight: 12.7 Pounds
Number of USB 2.0 Ports: 1
Brand: ASUS
Item model number: AP201/BLK/MESH//
Item Weight: 12.7 pounds
Product Dimensions: 21 x 17 x 11 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 21 x 17 x 11 inches
Color: AP201/BLK/MESH//
Computer Memory Type: DIMM
Manufacturer: ASUS
Country of Origin: China
Date First Available: August 13, 2022
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Size: AP201|White
Style: SFF Tempered Glass
Pattern: Chassis
I know it's all the rage now to make these ITX cases smaller and smaller, but I wanted something that not only would easily fit on my desk, but was roomy enough inside that the components could breathe and not be packed so closely together. My setup is a i7 11700 with a RTX 4080. I use 100% Noctua cooling as I want the pc to be silent. I run games at 4k for hours and the noise level blends in with the ambient background noise such that I don't notice it at all in this case. I tried this same setup in a couple of other cases before settling on this one, so I thought I'd share some comparisons. The first case was I tried this combo in was the NR200. It's MUCH smaller than this case. My main gripes with it are that you are stuck with ITX power supplies with their tiny and whiny high rpm fans. And everything gets so crammed together in this case, it's hard for components to get very good airflow, even with mesh panels. Too many obstructions. So the fans would rev up more than I liked under hard gaming. Tried air and water cooling, same result with either. The cables coming out of the power supply have to be tied up really tightly and even then are very close to the GPU fan. Okay, so let's get something with some space inside, the Torrent Nano. Much improved over the NR200, stays (mostly) frosty on the inside. Has a giant 200mm fan on the front that pushes an amazing amount of air over components. You can feel the positive pressure pushing out of every hole in the case. I used a front to back cooling setup. No need for bottom fans cooling the GPU, as it stayed so cool from being blasted by the big fan in the front that they weren't necessary. A couple of (to me) fatal flaws caused me to look for something else: - The front usb ports were made from incredibly cheap pot metal and would quickly fail after a few months of use. The manufacturer was good about sending replacements, but they were as bad as the ones being replaced and also failed. You would plugin a drive, and it would connect and disconnect in a sort of loop. Transferring large files was impossible due to this. - The power supply sits directly over the cpu cooler, and thus it's intake fan is sucking in hot air coming off the cooler. I had situations where, while gaming, the power supply would shut down due to overheating. The cooler was literally cooking the power supply, even with that big fan blowing air through the case. This was with 1000 and 1300 watt supplies and the pc was only drawing around 375 watts according to my meter when it happened, so it couldn't have been due to current limiting. So, here I am with this case, and so far so good. Super easy to build in. Looks great on the desk. Lots of options and intelligent locations for cable routing so you get a clean look. PC stays really cool and quiet. Only need two 120 Noctuas to keep things frosty. Front ports make solid, reliable connections. I think this one could be a keeper, fingers crossed.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2024 by Johnny L Johnny L
Size: AP201|White
Style: SFF Tempered Glass
Pattern: Chassis
Overall Rating: 4 out of 5 stars For: MicroATX builders seeking a stylish and spacious case, fans of minimalist aesthetics, those prioritizing airflow Against: Limited cable management options, awkward disk drive installation, tight PSU space Design and Build Quality: 4.5 out of 5 stars The Prime AP201 punches above its weight in the design department. Its sleek, tempered glass panel and minimalist aesthetic blend seamlessly into any setup. The build quality is solid, with a sturdy steel frame and high-quality materials. It might be compact, but it feels surprisingly hefty and well-constructed. Space and Compatibility: 4 out of 5 stars Despite its 33-liter footprint, the AP201 manages to pack in impressive space for a MicroATX build. It supports ATX power supplies, long graphics cards, and even 360mm AIO coolers, making it surprisingly versatile for its size. However, be warned: cable management can be a bit tricky due to limited routing options behind the motherboard tray. Cooling: 5 out of 5 stars Airflow is king in the AP201. Its perforated mesh front panel and strategically placed fan mounts ensure ample air circulation. It comes with one pre-installed 120mm rear fan, but there's plenty of room for adding additional fans or AIO coolers for truly exceptional cooling performance. Ease of Use: 4 out of 5 stars The tool-less side panels are a breeze to remove and reinstall, making access to your components easy. However, the disk drive installation, while possible, can be a bit awkward due to limited space. The tight PSU compartment might also require careful cable management to avoid obstructing airflow. Value: 4 out 25 stars The AP201 offers a lot of bang for your buck. Its stylish design, spacious interior, and excellent cooling potential make it a compelling choice for MicroATX builders. However, the cable management challenges and awkward disk drive installation hold it back from a perfect score in the value department. Things to Consider: Limited Cable Management: Routing space behind the motherboard tray is limited, requiring careful planning and potentially creative solutions. Awkward Disk Drive Installation: Installing 2.5" or 3.5" drives can be a bit cramped and require specific mounting brackets. Tight PSU Space: Ensure your PSU cables are flexible and well-managed to avoid obstructing airflow. Final Verdict: The ASUS Prime AP201 is a fantastic choice for MicroATX builders who prioritize style, airflow, and spaciousness. Its compact design packs a surprising punch, and its minimalist aesthetics will fit seamlessly into any setup. However, be prepared to tackle some cable management challenges and potentially invest in additional fan mounts or brackets for optimal performance. For those willing to put in a bit of extra effort, the AP201 rewards with a cool, stylish, and surprisingly versatile MicroATX build experience. Note: This review is based on my research and analysis of the ASUS Prime AP201. Your experience may vary depending on your specific components and configurations. Feel free to adapt and personalize this review to your own experience and preferences. You can add specific details about your build, cable management solutions, or comparisons with other MicroATX cases.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2024 by Dylin
Size: AP201|White
Style: SFF Mesh
Pattern: Chassis
TLDR: Small case that's easy to build in with a lot of nice design decisions None of the side panels have screws. They pop on and off with a little a small effort so they're easy to remove while installing your components and don't have any small pieces that you risk losing. The front I/O connectors and buttons are all in a block that's mounted to the frame. The front panel has holes cut for these connectors. That makes it so you can take the front panel off without pulling the wiring for the front panel I/O. The case can fit a standard ATX PSU and has the PSU sit so it pulls in air from the inside of the case and exhausts through the top of the case. It's easy to get the PSU into place and there's a piece of metal to "hide" the PSU behind so you don't see it or the cables through the mesh. I like having intake fans under the GPU. It keeps the GPU nice and cool while gaming. There's a spot on the back where I'd add another intake for the CPU if my CPU (Ryzen 5600) ran hot enough to need it. There's enough room before the PSU for some cable management but I wish there was just a little bit more space between the motherboard mounts and the back panel. I had some trouble getting connectors for fan splitters and extenders to fit. My motherboard only has 2 fan headers so splitters are a must but the cables just aren't long enough to get the connectors to the bigger space past the motherboard near the front of the case.
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