ROG Strix GA35 G35 DX gaming PC with Ryzen 9 5950X & GeForce RTX 3090 (5000 USD)
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Stairmand
Holy crap, that's got some margin in it!
kakiharaFRS
was curious about the specs and found this :
GEHÄUSE:
ASUS ROG Strix Helios | Glasfenster ( Kabelmanagement, Staubfilter, Glasfenster, RGB)
CPU (PROZESSOR):
AMD Ryzen 9 5950X (16x 3.4 GHz, 105W)
MAINBOARD:
ASUS Hero WiFi, AMD X570 (2x M.2 PCIe 4.0)
GRAFIKKARTE:
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 24GB GDDR6X (ASUS TUF OC)
ARBEITSSPEICHER:
64GB DDR4-3200 Corsair Vengeance Pro (4x 16GB, RGB)
SSD (M.2 / PCIE):
2TB Corsair MP600 (M.2 PCIe 4.0, 4950MB/s lesen, 4250MB/s schreiben)
NETZTEIL:
1000W be quiet! Straight Power 11 Platinum (80 Plus Platinum, Kabelmanagement)
SOUNDKARTE:
HD-Audio Onboard
CPU-KÜHLER:
ASUS ROG Strix LC 360 RGB (ASUS ROG Strix LC 360 RGB)
1000w psu at least they aren't stupid because I know for a fact that combo can go to 850w when abused, still they cheaped on it I recommend a 1200w psu at this stage
the motherboard seems nice and isn't cheap
it's sold 6153USD or 5236€ in my country
stampedeadam
I would want better than 3200mhz RAM in this setup. Given that the rest of it is high end kit, 3200mhz doesn't sit well.
Kaarme
Seems to be a different, even more expensive model. The article's model doesn't even have a PCIe 4.0 SSD but an old PCIe 3.0 one of half the size, plus a spinning disk in addition to it. Yeah, imagine paying 4500 euros (or more, depending on the country's taxes) and finding last gen hardware inside.
But then again, whoever buys a pre-built system like that doesn't probably know enough of computers to notice anything.
GREGIX
Weird to think that just 4y ago I payed 3500e for Mitsubishi lancer 2008( so it was 9y old car)
This world is going crazy.
Stairmand
Yup, 2TB spinning disk in a system at tis price point is unacceptable.
TheDeeGee
What an ugly case.
Sylencer
Gen 3 M.2??, win 10 home & 3200mhz ram with probably ass cheek timings. No thanks. Not even the 3090 strix oc? What is this.
tunejunky
;) 😉 😉 😉 😉 😉
this is just a "halo" and not a very shiny one at that.
MSI is very strong, but Alienware rules this segment .
just a cursory look shows several custom builders offering better rigs at less money (and better part selection).
in the old days this would be in brick and mortar with fancy displays and lighting, settings that would be where folks actually shopped and purchased things:p
in the online world, if you have enough interest level but lack the desire to build the search engines of choice at this price point would show custom builders with a variety of cases. that's money better spent
Darkiee
64GB of ram for gaming pc?
Vertical GPU? Atleast it seems it has enough of breathing.
But 5000€ for this? Wtf...
Exodite
It's hardly unreasonable.
16GB is definitely too little today, which puts 32GB at acceptable - and too little for a system with a 5950X and a 3090. This is a system I'd expect to last a decade as-is so 64GB seems right on the money, though it should be 2*32 rather than 4*16 at this price point.
On another note; a 2*32GB kit of 3200MHz ECC memory were the only guaranteed source of dual rank Micron E-die I could find, as well as the cheapest. 🙂
TimmyP
4x16 > 2x32
Alessio1989
disgusting
Exodite
I disagree, for two reasons.
It's not ideal to buy a fully populated system, as that makes upgrading memory further inconvenient.
Ideally you want 2 dual-rank or 4 single-rank DIMMs with Ryzen. Most modern 16GB sticks I've looked at are actually single rank.
Upgrading to 4*16 is fine but if you're shipping a high-end prebuilt with 64GB that should probably be 2*32 for the aforementioned reasons.
YMMV.
RoJo
Indeed, great spec's let down by such an ugly case.
Wrinkly
"and the display is considered an optional feature."
Well given that the modern gamer stares through the side of the case at the RGB...
shadex
- SWRX8 3955X 16-cores.
- ASUS Pro WS WRX80E-SAGE SE WIFI.
- CORSAIR Vengeance LPX 32GB
- EVGA SuperNOVA 1000 G+, 80 Plus Gold 1000W
- Thermaltake View 71 Tempered Glass Snow Edition
There are some components I already have in my current build such as sound card, SSD, and HDDs. I rent-to-own graphic card which is $57.00 a month.
Total? $2.7k. Asus ROG - GTFO!
DannyD
Prolly best i hadn't read that, eyeing a 6800 right now ..
