ROG Strix G10 Gaming Desktop PC, Intel Core i7-11700, GeForce RTX 3060, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 1TB PCIe SSD, Wi-Fi 5, Windows 11 Home, G10CE-AH766

Although it looks kind of cool to see the lights inside the tower, it just doesn't get enough air with the glass panel. My computer was revving up so loud and hard and it was crashing at least once a day, if not multiple times a day. Now that I've switched it back to the metal panel, it's really quiet and it hasn't crashed at all.

Update: 12/3/2023: Computer was sent back to ASUS via RMA to get issue blue screen/critical process died loop and random reboots. Computer was returned apparently untouched, noting that they had replaced the graphics card. Computer still is randomly rebooting. Going to contact support in the morning. Bought this in November of 2022 for a great deal (somewhere under $900). Honestly was buying it for the graphics card + a faster chip and more RAM capabilities than my old computer. Got the PC in mid November. Added more RAM, added a SSD, added a case fan (because guess what... there's no MF'n case fan). It worked ok, for awhile. And then the problems started happening (I wish I had been in the Amazon return window at this point). I'd keep getting blue screen errors. I'd google. I'd do what the sites said. Run the varying fixes. Check the logs. Nothing would work. As time went on, the blue screens continued getting worse and worse. Until I just couldn't take it. Last month, I took it to a tech. Tech was mind boggled by the motherboard they used. Poorly made trash. Shocked ASUS even put their name on it. He said it also takes too long to boot up. He said the processor fan didn't have any copper on it for heat dissipation - the PC was running hot. The fan was loud as heck. He thought he fixed it after checking the drivers/etc... Not only did the problems continue, they got into a critical process died circle. Computer could barely stay up 5-10 minutes before crashing - or freezing, as it wouldn't even blue screen. The compute would just freeze. Advised to wipe Windows 11 and do a fresh install. I did. Now I'm having Kernel-Power errors, plus freezing. I still have some time under warranty, so I'm sending it back and seeing what happens with the RMA. Stay far away from this computer build. It's nothing but trouble.

Bought this on a Black Friday deal and I’m pleasantly surprised by the quality. I’m able to play most of my games (Overwatch 2, COD, Baldur’s Gate 3, Sims 4 + mods) on ultra graphics, I’ve never experienced latency issues and it’s been an awesome addition. Only negative I’ve experienced is occasionally the back USB ports are buggy (usually a sign I need a windows update) and it’s loud. Like really loud.

System for the price, good but everyone is not kidding about the fan noise, I thought they were exaggerating, but nope that fan makes a ton of noise, otherwise the system runs fast, good specs good performance so far and at $850 you can’t beat the price. So spend $20 get a better fan, the keyboard and mouse are very cheap anyone ; but buying a gaming system is going to have a wireless gaming keyboard and mouse anyway so not a big deal.. happy with purchase. Do not bother contacting Asus for a replacement fan you will just get the run around, just go buy a replacement fan. Noctua NF-A9 PWM chromax.Black.swap, Premium Quiet Fan, 4-Pin (92mm, Black) Is what we used, like day and night , system now quiet.

Not sure what ASUS was thinking when they designed this case on this PC. It looks nice but it's functionality is horrible. there is no air flow in this case it come with one CPU fan and one rear fan. The rear fan when it runs at High speed which is most of the time due to the PC heating up, because of lack of air flow, sounds like it's about to explode. The front of the PC is solid so there is no way to draw air through it and no way to install extra fans inside. It does have a good processor and a good graphics card for the price so I bought another case and transferred the Motherboard and GPU to the new case and added more fans to it and it works great now. If you want to save yourself some trouble spend a bit more money and stay away from the ASUS models with this designed case.

Half a joke, i usually run emulations on the computer and find myself wanting 32 GB of ram but 16 GM of ram is perfect if playing a single game. If your looking to run Minecraft (they only use 1 core as coded) then the only bench mark i gotten was 40 fps running ATM8 with optimized fps mods in it with the computer specs. Computer boots up in seconds and runs old games fast, havent had trouble in the least in my years of using this except for reverting back to Windows 10!