Customer Ratings & Reviews

I recently bought this ASUS ROG GM700 mainly for a mix of Steam gaming, local AI app development, and video generation, and after spending real time with it, I can honestly say it has been one of the best prebuilt PCs I’ve purchased. For gaming, this machine has been excellent. The Ryzen 7 9800X3D and RTX 5070 Ti 16GB are a great combo for Steam titles. Game launches are fast, frame delivery feels smooth, and overall responsiveness is very strong. In actual use, the system handles long gaming sessions without stutter, slowdown, or the kind of instability you sometimes worry about with prebuilts. It just feels fast and well balanced. What really surprised me, though, was how well it performs for local AI and development work. I’ve been using it to run heavier-parameter LLM workflows for local app development, plus some video generation tasks, and it performed better than I expected. The 16GB VRAM on the 5070 Ti gives this system real usefulness beyond gaming, and the overall CPU/GPU balance makes it a strong machine for inference, testing, and iteration. Obviously this is not a datacenter box, but for a consumer desktop, the compute performance is seriously impressive. Another big plus is thermals and acoustics. I’ve had this system under sustained load for extended periods, including running workloads for multiple days in a row, and it has stayed quiet, stable, and cooler than expected. Fan noise has been very reasonable, and the thermal behavior seems well controlled even during heavier GPU and CPU usage. That matters a lot to me because raw specs are one thing, but sustained performance without excessive heat or noise is what really makes a machine enjoyable to own. A few other things I really like: - The 2TB SSD gives plenty of room for games, models, software, and project files. - Boot time and general desktop responsiveness are excellent. - The case looks clean and modern without being too flashy. - As a prebuilt, it feels well tuned out of the box and saves a lot of time versus building from scratch. Overall, this PC has been great in both entertainment and professional-style workloads. If you want a prebuilt that is not just good for gaming but also genuinely useful for heavier productivity and AI-related work, I think this one is a very strong choice. Easy 5 stars from me.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Beast of a Machine That Delivers Beyond the Spec Sheet As someone who pushes hardware to its limits, I’m rarely impressed by prebuilt systems—but the ROG GM700 genuinely surprised me. From the moment I powered it on, it was clear this rig wasn’t just about flashy branding—it’s built to perform. Performance: Out of the box, the GM700 handled everything I threw at it—from high-load gaming with ray tracing maxed out to real-time capture workflows—with zero hiccups. The RTX 5070 Ti sustains high clocks under load (I’ve validated 3230 MHz at 62°C in BF2042), and the cooling solution keeps thermals in check without sounding like a jet engine. Build Quality & Design: The chassis is sleek but functional, with excellent airflow and cable management. ASUS clearly put thought into component layout and accessibility—great for enthusiasts who plan to tweak or upgrade. Overclocking Headroom: This isn’t just plug-and-play—it’s tweak-and-thrive. I’ve already pushed the GPU core +400 and memory +2000 with full stability. BIOS options are surprisingly deep for a prebuilt, and DDR5 tuning is responsive. If you're into voltage/frequency curve shaping and timing optimization, this system won’t hold you back. Final Thoughts: The GM700 isn’t just a gaming PC—it’s a launchpad for serious enthusiasts. Whether you're a content creator, gamer, or someone who loves to explore undocumented configs, this rig gives you room to experiment and excel. ASUS nailed the balance between raw power and refinement!

5 months with my GM700 and I couldn’t be happier. I was going to build my own PC but with hardware prices skyrocketing at the time, I decided to go with a prebuilt PC. Being on console since the 80’s, I really had no idea what I should get. Asus seemed to be one of the top competitors, so when the GM700 went on sale, I took a chance and bought it. I really don’t know how long it will last, hopefully for several years. But so far, it’s been great! I have to say, it has been a pretty big learning experience for me, but I’ve enjoyed learning something new. And I do realize that I have a lot more to learn. I bought the GM700 that has the 9800X3D and the RTX 5070ti. I run it at 1440p and it’s absolutely amazing, compared to the console. Plus, I really like the way Steam is setup for the PC user. Oh and I do like how quiet this PC runs. The temps are normally low 60’s while in game and 30’s while browsing. Great PC so far.

Fantastic buy. This computer runs everything out right now at crisp 4k quality, and the ASUS brand ArmouryCrate 3rd-party is better than any bloatware-design for prebuilds that I've ever seen. Fantastic cooling system (even at the highest settings for my games, CPU never reaches over 60c) and it comes with the antennae for your wifi reach, which is pretty short without it, to be honest. Very easy setup; Everything was already plugged in and rarin' to go (ALWAYS double-check for unplugged wiring/half-plugged pieces regardless) and the system only needed a few hours of updates (you'll want to update Nvidia, ArmouryCrate, and Windows promptly) the G700 isn't worth the price it's listed at, but this GM700, with the flagship Ryzen 7 9800X3D, is absolutely worth every penny.

Just got this computer a week ago open box and holy. What a gorgeous machine, with amazing components. Huge fan of ASUS. Returned my CyberPower for this and never looked back. Rgb is beautiful, fans are quiet even when heavy tasking, 5070ti runs perfectly with the 9800. 400+ fps in hero shooters (marvel rivals, Fortnite) huge increase from my previous 5070 I got mine for 2300 including tax, I would not pay the original price as I think it’s a bit overpriced, but for all the name brand components and the amazing PC, it may just be worth it. IF YOURE THINKING ABOUT IT, JUST DO IT. you will love it

Packaging was good - the prebuilt quality is great - cable management is alright could have been little more cleaner especially at front with AIO but not a show stopper. The PC was working in great condition out of the box the pre-installed CPU drivers were a year old so ensure you update your CPU/GPU drivers after first boot. Played major AAA BR/Multiplayers on high/ultra settings and everything is running buttery smooth no hiccups whatsoever. Did have longer play session with few recently published UE games and all are running fine - CPU/GPU temps are looking great overall. The Fan noise is there - you can play around with fan speed setting via Armoury or software of your choice but for me out of box it's not a deal breaker. Been using it closer to month and so far have not ran into any issues.

Box came a little dinked but nothing was hurt on the inside. This computer has been great so far! very powerful for what I was looking to use it for! Can run the games I play rn (fortnite, rocket league, siege, etc.) on max setting with no problem. The only problem that I’ve ran into ONCE so far was that when i tried to run 2 games at once the games just crashed. I’m pretty sure it was because they were apart of the same launcher and the professor just freaks out. Also when i was setting up the pc i was trying to connect my xbox controller via bluetooth and i clicked on this weird device with just numbers and letters thinking it was the controller and it crashed my pc. that freaked me out bc i had to hard shut down my computer (which im scared to do because of possible damage). but Overall I've had the computer for almost 3 weeks now and its been great no complaints other than the very small things mentioned. 100% recommend before prices go insane.

ULTIMATE GAMING PC Anything I can throw at this PC it crushes. As a first time PC owner I believe this pre-built has everything ready right out of the box without any issues or instructions which I believe is critical for new PC owners. The appearance and overall craftsmanship is above and beyond what other per-builts look like. Performance wise I have yet to run into anything it can't handle. This PC is the centerpiece of my gaming room and is future proofed for many long gaming years. Thank you Asus and Best Buy!!!!

Works like magic! Smooth and sleek design, runs Black Ops 7 like a breeze at extreme settings. DEFINITELY worth upgrading to this, especially if you have a 40 series NVIDIA card. You will notice the difference!!! I also love the storage amount (I love a lot of games)!

what a gorgeous PC for my setup and very powerful as well. Right out of the box it worked amazing and with no hassle of removing shipping materials inside the case or other materials, came with a good keyboard and mouse, which surprised me as well. It has a 2tb SSD which is enough storage for me now but will be adding a another stick of SSD with how HUGE video game files have gotten and playing video games on this a huge game changer from my 3050 laptop.

Awesome Gaming PC, 240FPS COD on Low settings without frame gen 1440p. Quiet and sufficient. These are probably the best Pre builds I’ve seen or used.

Absolutely amazing PC tower. Works like a beast with ease. Running star citizen and she's only got a quiet purr

I’m very happy with this PC case. The build quality feels solid and well-made, and the airflow is excellent. My PC stays cool even during long gaming sessions. The fans are quiet and do a great job moving air through the case. The RGB lighting looks clean and modern and really makes the setup stand out. Everything looks premium and well-designed, inside and out. Overall, this case offers great performance, style, and quality for the price. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and good-looking gaming PC case. 5 stars!

I put this Asus ROG desktop through a series of intensive CPU and GPU stress tests, and it didn't flinch. Even under 100% load, the system remained completely stable with no thermal throttling or crashes. ​The build quality is impressive for a pre-built. The cable management is incredibly clean, which clearly helps with the airflow. Speaking of air, the fans are surprisingly quiet, and the LED integration is seamless. If you're looking for a machine that is built to last and looks professional inside and out, this is it.

Amazing pc very powerful and can do anything you want it to do it’s a 1440p power house and for what I use it for at 1080p gaming this pc out performs any game that’s on the market right now, in titles like “escape from tarkov” ive been getting a solid and smooth 170fps on ultra settings except for “streets of tarkov” map when it drops to 110-120 fps with a 1% low of 90 fps and with “cyberpunk 2077” or any single player title for that matter you can compete max out every setting with frame generation x4 you can get around 200 fps only negative is the price but it is 100% worth the money if you’re really serious on buy one

The pc run really some and gets high frames while still staying at a good temp

The best computer—everything about it is top-notch, and I love how easy it was to set up. The only thing that gave me trouble was the software update, but the Windows assistants were helpful.

First time pc owner and I’d have to say that this one is phenomenal. It looks great, performs well, and is a reasonable price during the ram price increase. Would definitely recommend for anyone willing to spend a bit of money for something quality.

I love this pc! Upgraded from a laptop and have haf no issues since i got it. Runs all games very good and goes great with my 32 4k samsung monitor

Great gaming pc but prebuilts tend to not have decent parts. I checked the motherboard and it seems to be a budget motherboard. The cpu is great but the gpu also seems to be a bit underwhelming because it’s the prime gpu. I thought the prime gpus were entry-level gpus without rgb, the tuf series was mid-tier, and the strix was high-end. Regardless I still like the pc and the case especially. The AIO also somewhat looks alright but it could’ve been better to have a 360 mm AIO instead of a 240 mm. Power supply was a bit underwhelming too since it isnt fully modular. Spent around $2500 for a decent quality pc mainly.