Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very easy to set up. Perfect pc for architectural design programs like Chief Architect. Rendering are so life like.

There are a couple of built-in programs that help you configure your computer, choose the type of backlighting, and overclock your PC. (be sure to go into the bios and change the profile to xmp 6000)

Very well built PC. Bought this as my first PC and I was playing games within the same 30 mins I unboxed it

Okay you might be a little bit expensive but this is an awesome pre-built gaming PC and I am just loving it

Amazing build honestly I used to play competitive cod on laptop for the longest time and this was a game changer

Good hardware, but ASUS software Armoury Crate and AAC MB HAL crashes too often at computer startup. After updating ASUS software, the software crashes less but Armoury Crate is still sometimes crashing at computer startup. Microsoft Windows Media Player Legacy crashes on exit on both the older Windows 10 and the Windows 11 on this computer. The workaround is to use Media Player instead.

I did not receive the product in optimal conditions, the graphics card loose inside causing damage to cables of the fans and pins, One of the RAM memories was on the floor and the rear cables weren't tight, I had to fix all that on my own

The setup was easy but long since the Windows 11 software update is really annoying. Noise level is really quiet, it could get pretty loud at times when the game is loading in or you playing an intensive CPU gaming, but when it's using the GPU, which is 90% of the time, it'd be quiet. The airflow is great as well, And the PC doesn't make your room warmer. Before you start up the pc, make sure you have hook up the wifi antenna thing it comes with, but what it does that it'd make the download speed really fast and stable. I have a decent internet provider but this thing makes it looks like I'm using an ethernet cable while it is a wireless connection Overall great pick if you want an expensive budget prebuilt.

The ASUS ROG G700 is an absolute powerhouse and easily one of the best gaming desktops I’ve ever owned. It delivers insanely smooth performance, lightning-fast load times, and handles even the most demanding games without breaking a sweat. The cooling system keeps everything running quiet and stable during long gaming sessions, and the sleek ROG design with customizable RGB lighting looks incredible in any setup.

I’m really impressed with this setup. Performance has been smooth and fast right out of the box, whether I’m multitasking or running more demanding programs. Everything loads quickly and runs without any lag. The design is also a big plus — the case looks clean and modern, and the lighting gives it a great look without being over the top. Setup was straightforward and everything worked as expected. Overall, this has been a great purchase and definitely worth it. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and good-looking system

I’ve had the ASUS ROG G700 for a few weeks now, and let me tell you — this thing is an absolute monster. From the second I unboxed it, I knew I was in for a treat. The sleek, black chassis screams power, and once I hit the power button… oh man, it delivered. The ASUS ROG G700 is a powerhouse. It's fast, quiet, future-proof, and absolutely crushes anything I throw at it. Easily the best gaming PC I’ve ever owned. If you're on the fence — jump. You won’t regret it.

I love this computer. I have never bought a prebuilt before. And I swore I never would. But with RAM and SSD and Graphics card prices being so ridiculous the value for the components is amazing. The machine is very quiet and good looking. There are no proprietary parts or mountings. The now thing you will benefit from is a clean install of windows to minimize Asus bloatware. However, there was not a lot of that and the computer will run great even without tweaking. All the RAM bios settings were correct out of the box.

Quiet, powerful, tasteful design, plenty of usb plugs along with usb c I would prefer a cpu that didn’t have e cores, especially since it is not a laptop. (Adding more ram) but I won’t complain about it coming with just 32 either.

Okay. Honest review from a 31yr old Xbox/Console gamer. I have been through all the xbox generations since they first launched, and was dissatisfied by the quality of games coming out for xbox. So i made the switch to PC. Its great. Trust that this PC is built well, comes with a premium feel, and performs awesome. I bought this rig, because after playing in what I thought was 4k on my 120hz 65"tv.. I didnt like the thought of reducing resolution. It does everything I ask of it. 4k Crimson desert on Ultra with Ray tracing.. and some tweaks.. and im rocking 150fps with frame gen at its lowest setting.. thats a big ask.. and it delivers perfectly. My monitor only goes to 165hz.. so i have no need to push past that in 4k, but i have seen at times the pc will go past that if you let it. I highly recommend. Unless you absolutely have to have the satisfaction of a 9800x3d.. the Ultra 7 265k.. hasnt given me any issues at all.. i have played star citizen with this pc and was around 60 to 70fps on some pretty high settings. Its a worthwhile investment, and im glad I bought this.

As expected, came quickly and performs great. Very fast. Big upgrade for me.

Everything I'd expected: a powerful and almost quiet setup, running all games with high FPS.

Excellent computer, Ive been using it avidly for a year now and i have no complaints easy set up, reliable hardware and speeds. Handles any game you throw at it. Ill play Star Citizen in 2k and still get 70 to 100 fps in dense gameplay. Id reccommend this to any PC gamer who isnt looking to build a other one. The 5080 is a beast and the RGB if they matter to you are aesthetically pleasing.

This a pretty solid PC. Very quiet and lots of power. Overall I am very pleased at the performance. Kittle disappointed that the wifi is only 6 and nit 6E or 7 to utilize 6ghz connection but it still does the job. Definitely pleased with the purchase. Gave 4 stars for the wifi and the maze to find all the updates for the PC.

I've been a console gamer my whole life and always wanted to make the jump to PC, but honestly didn't know where to start. The sheer number of parts and options made it feel overwhelming, so I kept putting it off. Finally decided to just go for it and I wish I hadn't waited so long. I genuinely had no idea how much I was missing. Every game I throw at it runs at 4K with 100–300 FPS without breaking a sweat. Coming from console, it's a completely different experience. One thing worth mentioning you'll see people in the comments talking about BIOS and bloatware. Do yourself a favor and spend some time researching which pre-installed software you can remove. Getting a clean setup makes a noticeable difference, though even out of the box this thing is an absolute beast. If you're on the fence the way I was, hopefully this helps push you in the right direction.

The computer itself plays games incredibly but it is at the point where I can no longer play new games. I have had the computer for about 6 months and only use if for Steam games and paying bills. I have never been able to successfully update the operating system or the graphics card drivers. Games constantly freeze and some games won't even boot without a newer driver. I cannot factory reset because I don't have enough storage? Makes no sense. I can't update because I don't have enough space when there is literally storage saved to be able to support updates as a feature of the operating sysyem. The updates I'm trying to do shows how much space I need available and I have that much available but the downloads fail anyway due to storage. $2700 brick that can play some outdated games. I've been turned down trying to get serviced on this PC at other places because ASUS apparently can only be worked on at Best Buy? I wish I could have gotten a 50 series without needed to go with prebuilt at that time. A "good deal" doesn't mean anything if you can't do the basics.