Asus released the ROG Gunshield 10X desktop gaming PC on May 15, priced at ¥70,999. The system features a 104L tower chassis with a net weight of 40 kg, characterized by a rigid design with right angles and straight edges.
The chassis includes a projection sealing chamber made of two tempered glass panels to isolate the projection fans from heat, dust, and moisture, while reducing vibration and noise. The front panel features two 215mm projection fans hidden behind smoked glass.
The top panel houses an I/O interface including a global fan switch for maximum speed, an AniMe Holo button for projection fans, 3.5mm microphone and headphone jacks, two USB 3.2 Type-A ports (5G), one USB 3.2 Type-C port (10G), and a power button.
The system uses an integrated liquid cooling system with RGB energy light rails on the sides that pull cold air into the radiator area for CPU cooling. The side panel uses a hinge opening structure that opens up to 135 degrees for easier hardware maintenance.
The AniMe Holo holographic projection system consists of two front 215mm fans with 404 LEDs each and one side 380mm fan with 720 LEDs. When spinning at full speed, these create three circular holographic display areas.
The projection supports official ROG animations, as well as user-uploaded JPG, PNG, GIF, and MP4 files via the Armoury Crate software. Internally, the PC is equipped with an RTX 5080 graphics card with an RGB strip, a custom liquid cooling block with a colorful screen, and two RGB fans.
