Customer Ratings & Reviews

The computer arrived in a large box that had the actual computer box inside, so it was well protected from shipping damage. First impression out of the box is that it's quite large. This is a tower case, so you need plenty of space for it. On initial boot, the fans are quite loud, but once the OS is loaded it quiets down significantly. There were no issues during Windows setup and it was a quick process. The computer is very fast and responsive. It loads applications quickly. We tested both Elden Ring and Call Of Duty, and both games were smooth and played well. The screen refresh rate was extremely smooth. Every game played showed 60+ FPS with reasonably high quality settings enabled. The video quality was outstanding. This was tested with the Alienware - AW2725D 27" QD-OLED QHD monitor at native resolution (2560 x 1440). It was also tested playing local video files as well as online streaming sources with excellent playback quality. Make sure you have the space for a full size tower unit, and this is an excellent choice for some pretty serious gaming. Pair it with a high quality gaming monitor for the best results.

Overall I think the ASUS ROG G700 Gaming Desktop is a very good value at this price point when considering the hardware. I think you get 90% of the function at 50% of the cost of a workhorse gaming PC. Physically, the PC is imposing. It has a very large case which is good in some ways but it certainly isn't space saving. The beauty of the case is the ease with which you can access the interior without tools and there is so much room to work with if you want to upgrade components later on. The RGB lighting is dynamic but not overbearing. There are 3 Display Ports, 2 HDMI ports, and 13(!) USB ports for all your peripherals. You'll be able to connect anything you want. The fans are also impressively quiet. Even during stress testing I could barely hear the fans and I never saw the CPU temps go above 75C. This is without overclocking. Speaking of, you will want to enable XMP in the BIOS settings to gain a little bit of power and performance. As mentioned, gaming frame rates, smoothness and lag are all pretty impressive if not top of the line by any means. I would say that the PC fights above its weight class in this regard. This is not billed as a performance productivity PC and that shows a little bit. Video and image editing is not as snappy as on my other desktop PC with hardware that is dedicated to that use case.

I bought this as a Christmas gift for my son. He absolutely loves it.

Salesman in computers was very informational and helpful. He did great comparing and giving me the best bang for my buck with facts.