ASUSROG Strix G15CK Gaming Desktop PC, Intel Core i7-10700KF, GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 512GB SSD, Wi-Fi 6, ROG Strix Flare Keyboard & Gladius II Mouse, Windows 10 Home, G15CK-BS772

Needs a bit more ram

Tout va super bien 9 fois sur 10, mais des fois l'ordinateur ne détecte plus l'internet (l'internet fonctionne toutefois sur tous les autres appareils de la maison). Si ce n'était pas un ordinateur à 3000$ je n'en ferais pas un cas, mais payer 3000$ pour jouer à un jeu et qu'en plein milieu de la partie tu sois déconnecté à cause que ton ordinateur ne détecte plus d'internet et que tu dois redémarrer 2-3 fois avant que ton ordinateur ne détecte à nouveau ton internet c'est vraiment ordinaire...). Je ne recommande vraiment pas cet ordinateur pour jouer à des jeux en ligne... ni même pour suivre des cours à distance ou faire des rencontre Zoom/Teams... En plus depuis 1 semaine l’ordinateur commence à afficher des lignes sur l’écran (j’ai vérifié le problème ne vient pas de l’écran, mais de l’ordinateur) je ne suis vraiment pas satisfait

Overall was initially uncertain because of the pricetag but was surprised to my glee with how nice of a system this ran, overall I would certainly recommend getting this if you can however I'd for sure see about purchasing an extra set of (Crucial Ballistix 3600 MHz DDR4) RAM. It does come with Dual channel 8GB sticks already installed though giving it a little extra for about 100 bucks more certainly goes a long way.Pros:- Great for beginner's like myself to dive into the more deeper end of Heavy usage PC's.- Quite quiet when running load, though can get loud if for extended heavy usage and long duration.- RGB is pretty neato and it comes with a useful RGB control panel pre-installed 'Aura Sync'- Minimal Bloatware aside from the standard MCafee installation.- Peripherals provided are of good build quality and feel good when using.- GPU is screwed into the casing on the opposing side of the rear, which should help remedy GPU sag over time.Cons:- No Frontal Intake fans. (Strictly Exhaust)- No DVI or VGA connection. (Personal gripe as i use a drawing tablet that doesn't have HDMI. adapter works wonders however.)- Dust build up is manageable though at an increased rate.In closing, after about 14+ days of having it the rig has been performing wonderfully under my workload and during long gaming sessions it handles quite well though if you live in a hot climate where room temp is above 23 degrees you may run into thermal issues because of the lack of intake fans. Can be fixed by having an exterior fan blowing into the system though dust does build up in it at an increased rate.I would recommend this pre-build if you're looking for a decent machine capable of running modern titles at a steady FPS. Good product and satisfied customer, no issues reported from unboxing to initial inspection for unplugged cables to first startup!

Great starting pc. As you can see in my photo I've upgraded it with the asus rog LC 240 AIO cooler and dropped new gksill titan z (32 GB) into it. Also not shown is another 1tb WD Black m2 behind the graphics card. All in all great, but with the minor upgrades, its only better. Pair this with a 1440p hdr monitor and you can play cyberpunk on the greatest of settings. My only issue is thr stock m.2 is garbage and that rear fan is loud and can't handle the cfm needed when adding the AIO and using asus mb qtuning fan tool in the bios.

I only say "starting" gaming PC, mainly because of the lack of storage space on this particular model. That was the only upgrade I really needed.Purchased this PC back in 2021 and it has been amazing. The system is fast, responsive, and the lighting accents are gorgeous. I paired it with a Western Digital Black Gaming External Hard Drive to give an extra 8TB of disk space, but will eventually add an internal hard drive.For the first time, I'm tempted to just upgrade internal components instead of replacing my entire PC every few years.