This ROG x Hatsune Miku collab puts us one step closer to an all-Miku PC

In case you ever wanted Hatsune Miku to live in your PC, well, we’re not exactly there yet, but ASUS has come pretty close. The company had its first collaboration with the blue-haired idol back in April, with a line of Miku-themed peripherals released under ASUS’s TUF brand. But now, Crypton’s virtual pop star is getting the ROG treatment, with a full suite of ROG x Hatsune Miku PC parts.

Compared to the TUF collab, this one is considerably more extensive, with the products spanning GPUs, AIO coolers, PSUs and even SSD enclosures. Perhaps the most striking are the Miku-themed PC cases, including one based on the ROG Strix Helios II. The second of these cases, an ASUS A23, admittedly isn’t an ROG product, but it offers a nice counter to the black and blue Strix Helios II, and is slightly more subtle about the Miku theming (though the tie is a nice touch).

As for the internal components, the priciest one would probably be this ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5080 016G Hatsune Miku Edition (read our review of the original Astral RTX 5080 here). It incorporates the cyan, teal, turquoise and pink of Miku’s colour scheme, her 01 logo, and two fans that resemble her iconic twintails.

Other ASUS ROG components that have been Miku-fied in this collab include the ROG Strix X870E-H Gaming WiFi7 motherboard and Strix Arion SSD enclosure, as well as the ROG Thor 1200W Platinum III PSU and Ryuo IV 360 ARGV AIO cooler. If you wanna rep this collaboration in public, there’s even two Miku-themed ROG t-shirts.

If that’s not enough, ASUS has also included one peripheral as part of this collab: The ROG Strix XG27ACMEG-G, a 27-inch 1440p gaming monitor with a 180Hz refresh rate and a rare blue ROG logo at the bottom bezel.

Although most of these products already wear Hatsune Miku on their sleeve, one could only imagine what a setup using all of these components would look like. With this collab, we’re one step closer to an all-Miku PC that can be built with off the shelf parts, which is an amazing and slightly terrifying idea to think about.

Pricing and Availability

The pricing for some of these items have yet to be confirmed, though we do have an idea of when they’ll launch, that being from end September to mid October this year. Here’s a list of when each of these items will become available, as well as the pricing that we know so far:

You can take a look at the webpage for this collab on ASUS ROG’s website here.