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The power outlets are separately used in the PC, one for the graphics card and the other for the rest of the PC. The dual power brick setup is cased in a plastic caddy. It’s designed to take 2 power inputs, both from an AC power sockets, and provide 2 different outputs at 180W and 230W. It is a huge disappointment when considered for its design value. The time when the power brick was designed seems to us as the time when Asus decided to change the designer. The NVidia GTX 1080 GPU has a multitude of outputs ports, namely HDMI and Display Ports, and lacks no issue with connectivity. The bottom half of the back panel is left open for the ports on the Graphics card to be accessible. From top to bottom, the back panel has 2x USB3.1, 2x USB 3.0 and 2x USB 2.0 ports, along with RJ45 for Ethernet and the usual array of speaker ports followed by the HDMI port on the motherboard. The back panel of the device is designed to bare the motherboard ports, but why the motherboard HDMI interface was left open is something that had us scratch our brains (ultimately we were distracted by the games we had on the device).
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For connectivity, it includes Bluetooth 4.0 and Wi-Fi 802.11ac modem which theoretically is capable of trans-receiving data at 166 megabytes per second. The array of components cased in the compact gaming cabinet includes a 256GB M2 SSD, 3TB storage drive, NVidia GTX 1080 GPU, a Blu-ray optical drive, 32 Gigs of DDR4 RAM at 2133Mhz, and an overclockable Intel Core i7-6700 Processor running at 3.4Ghz. Keeping the size small was a good (and certainly difficult) design decision, but including all required ports and drives along with it is an added bonus. We found it to run cool and silent even through heavy stress tests.Īpart from the beautiful design, the tower contains all required ports and devices that other gaming towers may contain. With such high specifications, the device is supposed to either sound like it’s from hell or heat-up like it.
#NOVABENCH SCORE FOR I7 3.4 GHZ WINDOWS 10 PORTABLE#
Moreover, the cabinet is lined with RGB LED customizable lights on the front panel that continuously change colors to add to the aesthetics of this gaming machine.Īlso Read: Asus ROG G501VW Review – Portable Yet Powerfulįrankly speaking, it is by far the quietest gaming tower we have seen.
On close examination, we found that the design was not just for aesthetic reasons but it serves to reduce the noise output by the tower. The design takes a techno-designer-grill look on the front, top, and bottom. The exterior of the tower is designed to look like 2 halves joined by a red strip. For a ROG product, the looks and specs were expected to be impressive, and the G20CB doesn’t disappoint. Out of the box, the G20CB looks stunning.
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To give a complete picture, we have been living with the gaming PC for some time now and here’s the Asus ROG G20CB Review or so to say what we think about you buying this gaming computer.
The compact tower shaped Asus PC features top of the line specification under the hood which is second to none on paper.
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In conclusion, it's not good nor bad but decent enough to do workstations and low-end gaming.Asus Republic of Gamers series has delivered some high-octane performers in the past and recently it launched the ROG G20CB which could be termed as a future-proof gaming PC.
I understand the GPU storage is terrible but trust me I seen GTX 1650 super in under 300 dollars so save up a bit more and get some pretty decent performance from the graphics card. Not bad but not the best sure you can find GDDR5 or GDDR3 models with 2 or 4GB of video ram and to be fair it ain't good for gaming but its probably better than some 30 dollar Quadro you find on eBay so yeah gaming is still technically possible for example as long you have a 2 core and 4 threads processer though I suggest a minimum of 4 cores and 8 threads or even 6 cores it ain't bad in games like Minecraft, Roblox, csgo, and some other CPU dependent games.
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