Asus ROG G11CD

price, reliability, usability, design

81% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

The Asus ROG G11CD is a competent system for 1080p gaming, especially on less demanding titles – like those designed for esports. The Core i5 processor is a solid bit of kit, too, and the machine looks the part thanks to its Mayan patterns and RGB LEDs.

Attractive, compact design ; Strong gaming performance ; Included mouse and keyboard

Lackluster software ; No upgradability

The Asus G11 is a compact and attractive gaming desktop that offers strong performance for less than $1,000.

Attractive design.

A little noisy under load thanks in part to the CPU cooler.

Kitguru says: If you are looking for a nicely designed, general use PC which can handle some gaming then the Asus Gaming G11CD-K deserves consideration. Nvidia’s GTX1050 isn’t a solution for intensive gaming sessions, but it is reasonably capable if...

It can handle all the games I play on maxed settings with 60+ fps. Just to give you a Idea It runs Overwatch on High with 150 fps constantly.

I have had no problems with it in the past month. My only complaint is it should come with more Ram, But that's easy to fix down the road.

Runs overwatch really well great gaming pc i have the intel i5 6400 running 2.7ghz very smooth great overall plug in pc highly recommended.

this is what i found out after i bought i did a little research. Turns out this computer cannot be upgraded. maybe the RAM. But since there are all these frames in the case the motherboard and graphics card will be impossible to get to. I bought this...

Just streamed a game on ultra settings, running multiple widgets, all USB spots used, and recorded simultaneously. All processes and the game ran perfect, and the computer still didn't make any noise besides the hum of the fan. I like the headphones...

Only thing is I'd like more than 6 USB ports in the back.

runs most of my games at 1080p with no issues. I've had some slow startup times, but nothing so significant that I question the integrity of the machine. all in all a great device

had some issues on the first day. the machine crashed as I was downloading direct x. one hardware malfunction of the wifi device, 4 hours of phone calls, multiple system recoveries later everything was working again.

Just what I needed for 90% of what I wanted. ASUS makes a good product and offers good tech support for their products.

If you wanted a blu-ray player with your desktop, be advised that Microsoft may or may NOT provide support for it with Win10. I spent more than an hour with ASUS trying to get my bluray to at least play dvds. We got that all right, but the bluray might...

- Runs every game I play on max settings smoothly - Handles games like Dark Souls III and Blade & Soul nicely - Fairly quiet - Cooling system is very efficient and works well - LEDs look really cool - Open RAM slot for the future

- Does not support dual graphics cards (do your research)

So far its a great system for running all my games on ultra while doing video/photo editing. The Aegis II recording system is great, nice and easy to use .

The case seems a little smaller then I thought it would be, which could make it possible to overheat. The Aegis II recording system has been corrupting some of my videos or when I get finished recording it shuts itself off and when I go back in to look...