It's got BIG... FANS! The ASUS ProArt PA602 Ultimate Review
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- CPU: Intel Core i7 14700K - robeytechdeals.co/471XHC4 - $402
Cooler: ASUS ProArt LC420mm AIO - robeytechdeals.co/3GNiVsR - $340
Motherboard: ASUS Pro Art Z790 Creator Wifi - robeytechdeals.co/3NDeFjj - $443
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GPU: ASUS ProArt NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti - robeytechdeals.co/48aDqLZ - $530
Case: ASUS ProArt PA602 - robeytechdeals.co/3TzmhqT - $270
PSU: ASUS TUF Gaming 750w Gold - robeytechdeals.co/3ROp8ek - $116
Cables: CableMod Pro ModMesh 12VHPWR Cable Extension Kit (Carbon) - robeytechdeals.co/3Rt93JD - $50
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0:00 - Intro
1:27 - Physical Overview
3:13 - Internal Specs
6:41 - Thermal Performance
8:22 - Build Experience
10:30 - Some Issues
13:30 - Overall Thoughts
14:17 - Outro
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It's got BIG... FANS! The ASUS ProArt PA602 Ultimate Review
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BE AWARE: Artic Freezer III 420 rad does fit at top but you won't be able to close the top lid anymore because there is no room for the three plastic lips at the front of the top lid.
It means it does NOT fit on top.
are you serious? I was going to buy an e-ATX case and I like it very much and I already have an Arctic 420 rad.
I'm just glad someone is finally making high end components that look classy. I just ordered the 4080 Super Pro Art and I'll likely get the Pro Art mobo too. I like this case, but I still think I'll go with the Fractal North.
Tired of all the 14 yo's wet dream RGB EPIC GAMER aesthetic on everything.
The ASUS ProArt PA602 is superior to the North. May be the North XL.
Yea I personally dislike rgb too, much prefere the classy beautiful look which blends with office. The only place I want rgb is on my keyboard, but only because I dont see what im writing in the dark lol! Ditched the mouse with rgb’s completily.
I've been wanting this case since I first heard about it a couple of months ago. I'm glad to see its finally been released and more people are doing reviews on it. I want it so bad, but I also love my fractal north! For sure, I'm going with another proart build when 15th gen comes out, and I"m for sure getting this case and also the proart AIO.
I was lucky I had just placed the order for my fractal north when I noticed this was finally available... I was thankfully able to cancel in time. The proart aesthetic is just top notch.
@@DJPixcell Yeah its great! I am worried about the performance of the ProArt aio though. While it looks so minimal, clean and nice, the performance just doesn't seem that great for how much it costs from what I've seen in videos reviewing it. So when I do a build with the PA602, I still don't know if I will be going with the Proart lc 420 aio.
@@Yukeena funny I just mentioned that on my own comment. It's visually very nice and works with the build but the price/performance/features just don't add up. I might settle with an air cooler honestly. Too many liquid coolers are so flashy it's not what I'm looking for lol
@@DJPixcell I feel you. I don't like my builds to be too flashy either. I want more of an elegant look to my builds and too much RGB is corny imo. The only RGB I really like is on my RAM and even then I turn the brightness down quite a bit. RGB on a cooler can be nice too if done right (like the lc 420 for example). But yeah I'm more of an air cooler kind of guy. I have a Noctua NHU12A Chromax with brown vibration corners, and it looks so clean. I wonder how that cooler would look in the pa602.
Me too! Want it bad but still love my fractal define
This is so sleek. I need to build a test bench first but this will be soon after.
This might be my next build. I’m over the RGB & software to control it all. I want a simple PC with power without all the lights. Or I’ll just build a rack mounted PC.
Welcome to the adult world club.😊
Looks like a great case. I wish the Type-A front I/O ports were a bit faster (10Gbps)
I think the ProArt logo on the dust filter would be nicer if it was gold instead of Black. I don’t know if its possible ( in any case) but option to front mount the 420mm AIO or keep the 2 x 200mm fans
Lastly, this case isn’t BTF or advanced BTF compatible, like ASUS announced for other cases at CES 2024 😢
About two years ago I built my first new PC in a few years, and I went deep into RGB; fans, ram, vid card, etc. I'm still into the RGB trip, it just works for me right now, but when the time comes to do a new build, it'll be Pro Art. I should have recovered from my RGB addiction by then.
I was going to do a full proart build in a fractal north but when I seen this release I obviously had to do it.
What I'm pretty bummed about is the AIO.. visually looks great but the performance was disappointing given its price. Plus the led display seems pretty lacuster given its price as well, I understand they are going for minimal but simple white led matrix would have been something cool to see especially given their own other options from Asus do offer this at around the same price.
@Robeytech Live Are there any handles to be found on the top of this case? XDA did a review of it and claim that there are two metal handlebars for moving the case, but I can't find mention of them anywhere else, or see any indication of them in pics.
I don't like RGB and I do like this case, sounds like it will be worth waiting for the v2.
very interesting video i i have the seasonic 1600w lenth 210mm so if i remoce the double cage of hard wil be plenty space ? since only ssd drives i will put .Even if you say in video is removable please confirm it and then i will buy the case . thanks
Does anyone know the exact length available for a PSU in front of the HDD drive bays? Can’t seem to find this specific info on ASUS’ website.
Will this radiator fit in the Hyperion? Nice build
Finally a proper review of this mighty case. It seems that much cheaper cases (Lancool 216, Lancool 2 Mesh P, Phanteks G500 P, Montech Air 903 Max) have much better thermals. Its looks is terrific though.
Is there still no workable solution for 4 x DDR5 ? I have ASUS ProArt Z790 Creator wifi Using 4 x DDR5 rated for 5600MHz but only achieving 4800MHz using xm I or xm II
I have a ProArt 4070ti. I like the minimalist look to it. Also temps are great. I think this proves that those humongous beefy coolers aren't really needed on modern GPUs. It's just another reason for AIBs to charge more for something that isn't needed in the first place. Regarding the case, I like the concept of it but it's just way too big and expensive of a case. I have a Lian Li 011 Air Mini and while honestly it's not the best in terms of fan size options when using an ATX sized mobo, it does have really good temps with all the airflow, but on the downside my case does get a TON of dust in it. I find myself having to dust it out about every 2 weeks. Overall I think if Asus made a smaller version of this case and made it in the $100-$120 range I would buy it.
I bought this case because I loved the simple theme. My only complaint is that the LED color on the pump/water block combo cannot be changed, only turned off.
And not a word about the sound it produces.
The two front fans are running on static speed around 50%. Its not annoying, but not quiet in my opinion. I tried to change the fan curve in BIOS. It did not change anything.
The NZXT H6 Flow beats everything LOL I was about to get this asus but now i m taking the H6 looks way better too
Just finished my new build with the PA602 case. It's a great case with some tiny issues. 1. Mounting the AIO radiator is inconvenient; you need to remove the arena holder first. 2. The misalignment with the GPU back bracket makes it a joke to advertise "Tool-free Graphics Card Slot Clamp for Effortless Installation." It is a good idea but just terribly engineered. 3. I mounted 4 wheels to the case, and removing the foot pads is not effortless. 4. The indicator LED for the dust detection sensor is off by default. I don't know if the sensor is working or deactivated. It's like a Schrodinger's sensor; I will probably get the answer when enough dust is accumulated.
The case that's not even out 😂 Yeah okay.
Can you mount a 38mm radiator arctic liquid freezer 360?
@@Nic-nh5howith some tweaks
Nice front I/O but for $277 is overpriced. I think an 011 EVO with a 3/4 pack of fans and their additional front I/O module added on might be cheaper.
What are dimensions of the space at the top for radiator? I like to fit slim 420 not the AIO
Talking with the BRO who did a custom build a open loop radiator of 420 mm can fit with 1 set of fans
Power-off locked, but reset button not? 🙃
This one is nice
If it had at least one 5.25" bay and was in white I would buy it right now...
Help Robe, where can I buy that nice ProArt Case and the Cooler, I also want to build my new ProArt PC, I already have some parts, but I need that. I can't find any link where I can buy it. Greetings.
Should be out this week!
@@RobeytechLive
Great, I'll be on the lookout. Which platform do you think it is promoted on? Thanks
Just have to point something out, as i made few custom side panels for testing this theory - Side panel ventilation should be right next to GPU heatsink - now above, not under, just on the same height as heatsink - when GPU fans are blowing air into heatsink, half of hot air bump off motherboard, half is going to...... yes, glass panel. Putting ventilation THERE, would take hald of hot air from GPU from the case instantly. But glad to see they are thinking about that - never tough ASUS will be the one, who will apply most of ideas i throw over internet ;)
Next thing is GPU thermals - there is room for improvement here. Changing power supply shroud to the one with perforated top, and fan slots (dual 140mm - thats helps a lot) and proper air channel inside PSU shroud (whole bottom panel perforated - you already got dust filter for whole bottom) will help to limit dust cumulation on the GPU itself. Dust will get into GPU from the rear of the case - unfiltered back panel, which is perforated will pass thru air to GPU fan (position most to the back of the case). Positive pressure wont help to this.
And size and weight.... well, i cannot take more than 10kg (doctor order...) after hernia operation, so glad to see wheels on the case - thats actually something i really respect - noone talks about weight of FULL, COMPLETE BUILD. 15kg for case only, add 2kg for GPU, 1,5kg for CPU heatsink (or 3kg for radiator), 2-3kg for PSU and you got 21kg build. Thats a lot, and specially if it not easy to handle. What about smaller size? With decrease in weight to 10kg? Just to acomodate dual 200mm fans on the front (or dual 180), 140 on the top, 140 on the bottom, and 140 on the back - all 140mm with standard width - 2,5cm (Lian Li failed with this one on O11 Air Mini - keep that in mind).
ASUS - if you reading this, and you want to make Case that will be :
- cheap in production
- fantastic to look, handle, thermal performance and noise levels
- and you will be able to proce it well, with satisfying margin and proce for end user, let me know.
you used the perfect word "FANS", Asus and the ProArt series totally neglected 3d modelers, sculptors and animators, the RTX4080 is not good enough for us and the RTX4090 is a MUST have for us, the ProArt MB only offers Wi-Fi 6 while the Aeorus and even the cheap MSI MAG Tomahawk offers Wi-Fi 7, and this case as all the other ProArt series overpriced taking in account the Antec Performance 1 ft is much cheaper and with same quality and will say probably better performance and workflow, we also saw in CES2024 the new MSI cases that are much more appealing than this case, the ProArt series is more about aesthetics than performance I believe, because for high end developers ended being short because the GPU limitations and game developers and 3d artist do not need at all as many thunderbolt ports neither as many M2 slots, plus even the cheap Tomahawk offers 4 M2 slots, at that end working with UE5, houdini, Blender, 3dCoat, Iclone etc, using motion capture and lip sink, you will want to run a NAS, I will say except for the ROG strix 4090 I do not use any other Asus component because in terms of performance and value per price all the other brands offers better products. Then I totally agree with the title "FANS", the high end MB ROG Maximus is a pain and a headache, gives you problems running with 4 RAM sticks at tull RAM capacity is very picky in terms of which RAM brand you use and is a pain to set up with overclocking for a MB over 500 almost $600 MB with just Wi-Fi 6 with many driver issues I really can not see how Aus justify their overpriced products.
I think they skipped out on wifi 7 because they figure a "professional" isn't going to use wifi, they are going to use gigabit ethernet. I agree with you on the 4090. I'm not sure why they haven't released a ProArt 4090 since that is going to be the GPU that most serious creators are going to want to use.
@@NonLegitNation2 big animation projects and long video editing will us a NAS storage system and you use wifi in the NAS unless you want to wire all PCs in the red with the NAS, but you are right is not a MUST have, but the price could be nice if they add it.
Cool case. Hopefully the next version refines some of the flaws. RGB is not my favorite.
Why we haven’t GPU temps of all tested cases to compare ?
Under embargo no doubt.
It does not make sense testing CPU temp while using AIO cooling to compare cases. The AIO would only reduce horizontal wind pressure and the special front fans would not reach expected performance.
We run all fans at 100% so yes it would show the amount of air being fed to the top cooler and thus change the quality of the cooling.
We tested the chassis with both air cooling ( Noctua and ) AIO based cooling overall performance is comparable.
72C CPU with NH-D15
61.9C GPU
This is with
Z790 Creator, 13900K and ProArt 4080
CPU was at 180W
GPU was at 300W
66 CPU with ProArt 420 AiO cooler
64.2C GPU
Also keep in mind pure measurement of CPU temperature is only only factor as only conveying this point does not actually clearly communicate a performant advantage. You can have a cooler that allows for a higher disipation level that is allowing for higher boost clocks or sustained clocks and sees a nominal increase in temp but is actually a better cooler. To correctly account for this you would need to lock frequency and then compare.
Only thing better than this video is watching it at x .25 speed. He sounds like a hilarious drunk.
I want it in white :p
Looks neat but the bespoke 200mm fans kind of ruin it as I don't even see Asus selling direct replacements for them.
it is not an issue as Cooler Master, Phanteks, Thermaltake and Noctua make 200mm PC case fans.
@@taomahNEGEV 200mm fans dont all have standard mounting points hence why Noctua for example has multiple spacings on their fan. Either way depending on the case it doesn't guarantee compatibility, that's why if Asus is going to provide a case like this they should also sell replacement fans.
@@Malinkadink True.
no RGB LED👍
Where's the GPU temps? All you show is CPU temps. Under load the CPU temps were not good for the price. Most of the other cases in the list were sub $200 and outperformed this case.
For consideration our testing results
72C CPU
61.9C GPU
This is with
Z790 Creator, 13900K and ProArt 4080
CPU was at 180W
GPU was at 300W
Keep in mind your temps will probably be under this unless you are driving heavier workloads which is generally not going to be the case for the GPU and only applicable to the CPU which with heavier multi threaded sustained workloads could be 250W+
It is not clear how other chassis are tested for airflow as for instance the H6 flow only comes with 3 fans is the chassis test with all fans populated if so you need to increase cost as the PA602 comes with all the fans included minus the cooler. Also there are other respective features, functions and specifications that increase the cost to compared to more entry chassis. If you purely want a high airflow chassis at a low cost from ASUS consider our upcoming GT302 or even our GT502 which offers solid airflow and comes in at a lower price.
@@ASUSUSA thank you for the response! I appreciate the details.
I'd light it up with RGB lol
Because you're 10.
Good one! ;) @@inked-96
@@inked-96 lol
Would have been better to watch the full build than this short over view,then we could have seen all the issues with the case and how you (kinda) solved them.
The full build is linked in the video - czcams.com/users/liveBPtrUD_sK-s?feature=share
Buit above is the link in case you missed it!
@@RobeytechLive Hey cheers for the link buddy.doing a lian li 011 dynamic XL build so enjoyed watching that and seeing how the case builds perform on cinebench afterwards,keep up the good work.
As a cat owner still using a Corsair Air 740 and a former HAF X owner, I'd consider the Asus ProArt PA602, a possible upgrade option, but I'd love to see a cubified version, more akin to the Air 740 with a wider foot print, where the PSU and hard drives are located in a side compartment with proper ventilation to keep air moving over the hard drives.
FWIW I have 3 3.5 storage drives in my AIR 740. I attached a Noctua 92mm fan to the HDD cage with VHB tape, to keep the drives cool, along with another Noctua 92mm attached to the back grill to pull the air out of the compartment containing the HDD’s and PSU.
We need a new ugly case that we can market to people. Asus, say no more!
What's the ugly part? I mean it just looks like a standard tower. Nothing special but nothing off either.
I already have the pro art mobo, pro art 4080 and brown Noctua fans, this will look sweet. No RGB is the way to go. Rather this than looking like a 10 year olds bedroom 🤡🤣
Please help me i want to buy a pc with 1000 $ what it's can get me 🥲 i want it for 3d modeling and games development