ASUS - ROG Gaming Desktop - Intel Core i7-14700F - 32GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060Ti - 2TB SSD - Black - Gray

This ROG computer has worked flawlessly since the moment I plugged it in. It was very easy to setup and handles everything I throw at it with ease. Video rendering, photo editing and gaming all perform perfectly and at break neck speeds. Definitely a huge improvement over my last PC. For the price of this rig, you really can't beat its' performance. My only regret is that I didn't by it sooner!

Beautiful machine super quiet! I was an xbox gamer. Ill never go back easy set up!

To start off, the specs of this system are perfect for the average gamer. ASUS has assembled an excellent gaming PC with very few trade-offs. To save you some time, let me just say, you can't go wrong with this system. It offers incredible value for the money and incorporates all the latest components. If you're on the fence, allow me to give you a little nudge in the right direction. Keep reading if you want more details, but to be frank, you can't build a system with these specs and end up spending less. People also tend to factor in their time when building PCs. Trust me, get the pre-build. Quick Specs: Intel i7-14700F 32GB DDR5 RAM (HUGE IMPROVEMENT) 4060TI 8GB (I do wish this was the 16GB variant) 2TB NVMe (2 x 1TB) AIO CPU Cooler (Water Cooled) This computer is ideal for someone jumping into their first gaming PC. It will handle anything you throw at it with modest, mid-range settings. You can expect it to handle 1080P easily, 1440 like a champ, and 4K with several ***. I will break down all of my thoughts on each part of the computer that I think will be most important to the average person looking at this system - I promise to trim the fat. Case: The case has great airflow and no issues cooling the GPU under load (Stable 63 degrees) despite there only being 3 fans (not including the power supply). The CPU is water-cooled, so there's no concern with cooling there (52 degrees under load). Please note that ALL of the RGB is in the case. There is no RGB on any other component. Overall Build Quality: Cable management is tidy and clean. I could not ask for a better representation of care and attention to detail. Component Quality: The only complaints I have are purely aesthetic. There are a few components I wish they paid a little more attention to, but I need to set your expectations - the next few comments are more of a wish list and not at all an issue with the system. Firstly, the RAM sticks are the ugliest pieces of hardware in the system. Not only do they lack RGB, but the boards are green and look like they came out of a computer from 2007. That being said, it's DDR5, and I would gladly take green DDR5 RAM over RGB DDR4. Secondly, the absence of RGB on the RAM, GPU, AIO, and fans makes for a lackluster experience. It's a bit upsetting considering all of those core pieces of hardware aren't exactly something you'll want to swap out after buying a prebuilt PC. Other than that, this computer is rock solid. Performance: I ran this computer through 3DMARK out of the box, and it scored 13,887. What does that mean? Basically, my computer performed better than 73% of all other computers that logged a test on the platform. Buying this system brings you into the top 27% of gamers... So yeah, it can game. In real gameplay, I saw excellent frame rates, and this ROG system didn't break a sweat. Upgrade Ability: You definitely could upgrade this system down the road. There's plenty of room for a larger GPU, motherboard, PSU, etc. Let's be real, you're picking this system because you don't want to build it, but we all eventually tinker and upgrade. I'll wrap it up. You won't be disappointed with this gaming PC. It is the perfect balance of price, performance, and quality. If you haven't clicked "add to cart" by now, I don't know what else I can say. It really is that good for a pre-built PC.