Customer Ratings & Reviews

Came as described a couple days early. The gpu mine came with is FHR. It does run hot while under load, so you might want to reapply thermal pads. Knocking off a star for the lack of airflow in the case.

Super great build when you read the specs. In reality when it comes to you it’s gonna need work. This build comes with some super beefy components and cuts the rest out to save in budget. The processor, graphics card are the two huge heat components to this build and with the air system that comes in it the build can’t even run a game without overheating. I had to install a Corsair AIO and after that it runs like a champ with no issues. I had to gut the entire build and rebuild into a new case so that the AIO would fit along with some other upgrades I wanted to do. Was some work but at the end of the day it was a fun little project (an unexpected one) that runs any game on ultra with no problems

If your an enthusiast - DO NOT get this machine. Asus makes great boards and cards...apparently not gaming PC's. No front fans. No top fans. An AWFUL cpu cooler and a mediocre power supply. Board is locked and wont allow CPU overclocking - which is probably a good thing since running any benchmark will result in the processor hitting 100c, (212F), and clocking down. Also this case is TINY and its impossible to install a standard liquid cooler for the proc that can fit in it. Finally found one made by Asetek that's 92mm - hoping that'll fit.

It’s a great pc but is definitely really loud. Especially if you are planning to game 4k. But credit where it’s due, fan noise aside, I had great performance for my game and pc overall.

ASUS really should be ashamed of releasing this product. There is no way this system can possibly do a good job cooling with a single 92mm exhaust fan and no intake fans without the 92mm screaming like a banshee. Also, the CPU cooler is undersized for the i7-11700KF. Not only that, but there's really only space to add a single 120mm fan to the front of the case. Even that's not anywhere near enough to cool the CPU and GPU. If you plan to game in this, you will need to leave the side panel off always if you don't want to overheat the GPU and CPU.

Great pc havent had any problems used for streaming and game at the same time no problems only thing id suggest better ram sticks depending on what you use the pc for

The cpu hit max temp (212F) at almost any game that have serious demands. Those games run peaks at 190F on my 3070X runs 212F on this one, right after 5 minutes of play!!! I am debating whether I should return it, since if I need to change the chassis and fans, cooling, etc, it cost money and time, and chaos, is it worth it? BTW, It come with only 512 SSD, no too small, but if you are a gamer, you definitely need more, unless you want to run AAA on a HHD? I like that joke :p

Ended up returning, there is just not enough airflow, or a good enough CPU cooler. This could be a great deal if you plan on swapping the parts into another case, and adding a better CPU cooler considering the cost of parts right now. Was hard to find what came with this build online without buying it blindly. CPU 11700kf GPU Asus TUF 3080 non oc Ugly cheap ram, Good Asus micro ATX Mobo No front case fans, only a small 120mm in the rear, which is NOT enough for me. Either way, if you buy this, plan on putting it in another case with a different CPU cooler and you'd have a great build considering the current market.

Its amazing. Runs smooth. Loads up fast. Has seemeless gameplay. The graphics are clear. Love the two drives for saving gameplay and the ability to download many games.

The GPU is amazing. Everything else is questionable at this price point. There are major thermal issues with the CPU cooling and GPU air flow as well. You need to operate the case with the plexiglass cover off just to avoid the thermal issues. At a minimum you need to replace the case and add a CPU water cooler. I’m extremely conflicted about this PC because the GPU is a beast, but the rest of the components are very questionable for the amount paid. I wouldn’t recommend it. Build your own.

As many others have noted the cooling needs to be addressed. The card was non lhr so that was a plus. Once I fixed the cooling my son has been happy with the pc for gaming.

Realistically this computer is pretty much worthless I wouldn’t suggest buying it unless your looking for a few good components for another build or if you intent on breaking the warranty out of the box by increasing the fan sizes. It will over heat easily with its stock components. I broke mine down took the gpu cpu ssd and hard drive and built a liquid cooled wall mounted pc with it cause I got tired of playing for 30 mins and the internals over heating. The case is too small with too small of fans for optimal performance. Now if you have a cold air vent you could set it on or have a fan that can blow towards the case at all times you may have better luck. Also if highly suggest a different Asus motherboard as the one it comes with is on the low end of the spectrum by not even having heat sinks for the ram. Again great computer if you can work around it’s flaws.

Pretty good value for what you get. Recommend adding additional fans as it only has one in the case. Lighting is cool, boots up quick.

I've had this computer for a good chunk of time now and I really couldn't be happier. I think the value was great and it performs amazingly.

Good desktop for very good price when it on sell but you definitely need cooling for this one. Can’t just open box and use it, some work need to be done.

The components in this thing is great. Not top of the line, but very much worth it if you catch it on sale for 1,599. I can not stress enough how loud this thing is. It sounds like a airplane taking while doing the simplest of tasks or gaming. It’s mainly the radiator that comes installed with it. I say this because I could manually run all the fans at max speed and would hear about a whisper out of them….but the second i launch a game or anything else you could imagine being on an airport tarmac.(im exaggerating a little, but yea its loud). I personally had no issues with heat because I moved all the components into a corsair case. Also, the case it comes in is not user friendly at all. Everything is screwed into something. Whereas the corsair case is tool-less.(no tools)

good computer !! only thing is the fans get loud but it’s not a big deal

RTX 3080 TUF 10 GB two 8 pin performance/quiet switch Asus strix B560-G mobo non overclock 750 watt gold psu Wi-fi 6 with two external antenna RGB in case 2 terabytes 7200 rpm + 512 Nvme sad 16 GB sk hynix 3200 ddr4

Good product.I had it for a month now.Great Gaming PC, very fast right out of the box but I made it better buy upgrading ram to 32 Gigabytes that is the max, just add 8 Gigabytes more would improve performance a lot and I upgraded the M.2 NVMe drive to 1 Terabyte. Ryzen 5 5600G can be upgraded to a Ryzen 7 5700G in the future, but right now the processor in it works great. The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER 4 Gigabytes of GDDR6 is a very good card.

As others have said, the cooling in this system is completely inadequate. No properly designed system should sound like a jet engine - OSHA wouldn't allow this in an office setting, why should we subject ourselves to this at home? Don't let ASUS support gaslight you on this. Expect to spend another 200 dollars on a proper case, cooler, and fans. The hard drive is another miss. While it's reasonably fast for the first couple GB of sustained writes, it drops to 20MB/s afterwards. If you think this wont effect you, ask yourself how often you have to patch a game and how long you're willing to wait before playing? All that said, if you're comfortable moving a motherboard to a new system and possibly upgrading a hard drive you shouldn't pass this up when it becomes available - as long as graphics cards remain 2x MSRP.