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VTV Technology / Canadian launch / October 9, 2026

Power.
With a
presence.

Meet the ROG G1000. A full-tower gaming desktop that turns its front and side panels into a personal light show.

ASUS ROG G1000 tower with illuminated front and side AniMe Holo displaysROG G1000
104L / FULL TOWER
Ryzen 9 9950X3D16 cores / 32 threads
GeForce RTX 508016GB GDDR7 graphics
64GB + 2TBDDR5 memory / SSD storage
420mm AIODedicated liquid cooling
01 / ON DISPLAY

The case is
part of the show.

ASUS is bringing the ROG G1000 to Canada with a design that makes the tower itself a centrepiece. Alongside its high-end components, three AniMe Holo display fans let owners put custom imagery, text and animation on the chassis.

FRONT / DUAL DISPLAYFront of the G1000 showing its two illuminated display fans
Two 215mm front display fans
SIDE / ANIME HOLOG1000 side panel showing an illuminated ROG graphic
One 380mm side display fan

Your content, on the case.

Armoury Crate provides the controls for personalising the display system with images, text and animations.

A different kind of lighting.

The spinning display modules create the visual effect inside sealed housings. They are part of the tower’s presentation.

Room to make a statement.

The 104-litre chassis is a substantial full tower. It is a machine to plan a setup around, rather than tuck into a small corner.

02 / AIR, WITH A PLAN

A room of
its own.

The G1000’s 420mm liquid cooler sits in a dedicated ROG Thermal Atrium chamber. Its purpose is straightforward: give the CPU radiator access to outside air instead of relying on air already warmed by other components.

The design also separates the airflow routes for the graphics card and power supply. ASUS calls this its Tri-Zone Cooling Architecture.

CPU420mm AIO in the Thermal Atrium
GPUFresh air through the front intakes
PSUA separate airflow path beneath the chassis
An elevated view of the ROG G1000 showing top ventilation and front ports
03 / THE CANADIAN BUILD

Big hardware.
Clear details.

The Canadian launch configuration combines AMD’s 16-core Ryzen 9 9950X3D with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 graphics. It ships with 64GB of DDR5 memory and a 2TB SSD, plus Windows 11 Pro.

There is expansion room, too. ASUS lists support for up to 128GB of memory and four M.2 storage connectors in total. Those totals include the slots already in use.

WiFi 7, 2.5Gb Ethernet and USB4 round out the connection options for a desk with fast networking, external drives and peripherals.

Explore the Canadian specifications ↗
Processor
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D
16 cores, 32 threads; up to 5.7GHz boost
Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080
16GB GDDR7
Memory
64GB DDR5 (2 × 32GB)
Expandable to 128GB
Storage
2TB M.2 NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD
Four M.2 connectors total
Cooling
420mm AIO / ROG Thermal Atrium
Connectivity
WiFi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, 2.5Gb Ethernet, USB4
System
Windows 11 Pro / 104L chassis

Canadian availability / October 9, 2026

Make room
for the G1000.

ASUS announced Canadian availability through the retailers below. Check each listing for the current price, stock and delivery options for your location.

Canadian launch model: GM1000TY-DR9X3D5080WP-CB · Part number: 90PF0651-M00340. Specifications above follow ASUS’s Canadian launch materials. This is a launch overview; performance has not been independently tested by Vancouver Television.

Visit the official ROG G1000 page ↗