Can't wait to start the build and grateful for having the option to do this
Skipped the monitor and chair as i use embody as my main chair and i prefer my PG32UCDM 4k Oled over the 1440p
Anyone else here also went for the bundle? would love to see it up and running!
It's time to turn the AXE16000 into a mesh extender and upgrade to wifi 7 on my 8gb symmetrical home network. Sure i debated other brands and situations but as I already own a couple of ET-12's and a Axe16000 it was a no brainer to me. I'd be happy to hear what you think
Worked fine all day, shut it down cleanly around midnight. Next morning: completely dead. No response from power button, no charging light even with the original adapter plugged in. Tried the standard EC reset (40 sec hold, adapter connected) - nothing.
Opened the back panel to check and found visible corrosion/discoloration on the motherboard right at the mounting screw near the left cooling fan (photo attached). Disconnected and reconnected the battery connector as a basic diagnostic step, no other work done.
Started digging and realized this is a known pattern - multiple owners of the 2023-24 G614J/G614JV posting the exact same symptom and same burn/corrosion location on the ASUS ROG forum, some getting free goodwill motherboard replacements through Executive Care even out of warranty.
Already emailed ASUS India support, called their toll-free line, and posted on the ROG forum directly. Posting here too in case others have hit this same failure - curious how widespread this actually is, and if anyone's gotten a resolution recently.
Model: G614JV, purchased 2023.
I bought an Asus ROG G16 (R9-9955HX, RTX 5070ti) laptop 5 months ago. Today, while playing a game, the screen froze and became unresponsive. I forced it to shut down using the power button, and when I tried to turn it on again, it got stuck on the Asus logo without any warning or sound. The fan ran at its highest speed for 2 minutes, then the computer completely shut down and became unresponsive. After 10 minutes, it started responding again, and then everything went back to the beginning. I can't access the BIOS.
Shortly after getting my PC and looking into what Armoury Crate was, I learned it had caused many people BIOS\Windows errors and uninstalled it. Or at least, I thought I had.
Flashforward 3 years and I'm getting increasingly erratic behaviour and crashes from my PC. Every time I troubleshoot my way to a solution that seems like it's going to work—running some command, fully wiping out some driver/replacing it, etc—it does not work forever, only temporarily.
But at the edge of every investigation is ArmouryCrate, and now I've been rooting through windows errors and discovered that it seems ArmourySocketServer.exe (despite not showing up when running searches "guaranteed" to show me anything/everything) at the very least still exists. And seems to be running, producing errors because they won't shut down within 5000 miliseconds when the crash\restart hits.
Can anyone advise me on how to navigate this? My setup is 3 years old. I'm running an AMD Ryzen 5 7600X 6-Core Processor (4.70 GHz) with 32GB of RAM and an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER with 6GB of VRAM. I've begun to have a strange error where sometimes in the logs it tells me to check E:\Windows, even though I have no E: drive and it's installed in C:, it's giving me these file paths that don't exist even inside of C:\Windows itself in error logs.
Although ASUS has been around much longer, it's been a whole 20 years since the Republic of Gamers was created to bring dedicated products with specs and features for gamers and enthusiasts. Earlier this year we brought back a modern motherboard in the style of our first ROG motherboard in the form of the ROG Crosshair 2006. Since then, we've rolled out a complete line of products honoring the ROG Saga – some completely new and some existing products with new colorways. These products include everything you need to setup a top-tier battlestation, including gaming chair, mouse, keyboard, router, and monitor. Gamers looking for a pre-built option have a selection of the ROG NUC 16, and a pairing of the ROG Ally and ROG XREAL R1 in Edition 20 designs. You can find the full listing of ROG Edition 20 products here:
https://rog.asus.com/content/rog-edition-20/
For the hardcore ROG enthusiasts, we also have this bundle, featuring each of the PC DIY components (sans CPU and memory) you need to build an epic showcase system. Separately, they include the following products:
Where to Buy:
These components will be available for purchase as part of a bundle that includes all the products. Although they may sell out from time to time, they are also restocked fairly quickly. You may find them at the following locations:
ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5090 Edition 20
The ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5090 Edition 20 is a masterpiece of engineering, visual flair, and performance. It features a curved AMOLED display that delivers dynamic 3D visuals and real-time data, and a transparent glass backplate. It also unleashes up to 800 watts with dual-power input via its detachable GC-HPWR adapter and a power supply. The card is meticulously cooled by a formidable quad-fan design, liquid metal, and vapor chamber for sustained peak performance.
Out of all the ROG Edition 20 products, the ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5090 Edition 20 might do the most to separate itself from its closest ROG sibling. Combining upgrades to the cooling, power, and aesthetic of the original, the Edition 20 becomes an instant collector's item – but still holds up to the stresses of power users pushing for records or long gameplay sessions.
6.67" Curved AMOLED Display - Starting with the 6.67-inch 2K curved AMOLED display, the Edition 20 brings your very own Times Square-like display to your PC. Located on the right-side of the card, it won't share optical space with other common display areas, such as the I/O cover on your motherboard or large screens on your CPU AIO cooler. It's your choice whether you want to use the space to bring content to life with naked-eye 3D effects, captivating visuals, or real-time vital system monitoring information.
Transparent Glass Backplate - In addition to the gold highlights throughout the design, the Edition 20 graphics card includes a transparent glass background adorned with subtle ROG accents, allowing you to look directly at the intricate PCB engineering beneath.
Cooling and Performance - Cooling and Performance - Fans of our ROG Astral cards already know the exceptional cooling that the heatsink design, quad-fan airflow, and the additional quality of life features (such as sensors) bring to make these cards a must for die-hard gaming enthusiasts. The Edition 20 graphics card brings even more to the table to make this amazing card capable of higher performance. The stock phase-change thermal pad is exchanged for liquid metal on the GPU die to enable incredible thermal e4fficiency and breakthrough performance. More importantly, we use an exclusive production method to contain the liquid metal within the die area for safe and reliable operation.
Dual Power Inputs - For those looking for extra power, the ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5090 Edition 20 supports the ASUS BTF design, with an upgraded dual-input power design to draw up to 800W when using an advanced BTF motherboard via the BTF Graphics Card High-Power Adapter along with a direct connection to your power supply via a 12V-2x6 cable. This can give you up to 10% more headroom for the most demanding gaming and overclocking performance.
GPU Tweak III - One of the best features to use with an ROG Astral card - and the Edition 20 is no different – is our GPU Tweak III software designed for overclocking, fan control, graphics card monitoring, leveling the card in the system, and detecting when there may be issues with your power cable.
Recently announced for GPU Tweak III is a new auto-shutdown safety feature for models that support Power Detector+ to protect against persistent high currents, such as the Edition 20 card. This feature is optional, but combined with the ROG Equalizer, this gives peace of mind for extreme protection while your system is running. Download GPU Tweak III here.
For further information, visit the product page here: https://rog.asus.com/graphics-cards/graphics-cards/rog-astral/rog-astral-rtx5090-o32g-gaming/
ROG Crosshair X870E Edition 20 + ROG Ryujin 360 Edition 20 AIO CPU Cooler
For those who pay attention to ROG Crosshair motherboards, the ROG Crosshair X870E Edition 20 motherboard may look similar to the ROG Crosshair X870E Glacial. There are indeed some similarities between the boards, such as the EATX size, PCIe Q-Latch, magnetic panels, extreme power stage design, dual USB4 40Gbps and dual Realtek 10G ethernet ports, and our new AIO Q-Connect designed for the included ROG Ryujin 360 Edition 20 cooler.
However, that's not enough to represent 20 years of ROG innovation. To take this board to the next level, we did the following:
Outside of these upgrades, the ROG Crosshair X870E Edition 20 still maintains the best of our X870E motherboard lineup with a 24 (110A) + 2 (110A) + 2 (80A) power stage design, 10G LAN, WiFi 7 (320Hz), Server-Grade and NitroPath DRAM Technology, AI Overclocking, AI Cooling II, AI Networking II, AI Cache Boost, and the whole host of overclocking utilities designed for the AMD X870E platform. It also includes a wide-range of our most advanced EZ PC DIY components, such as the AIO Q-Connector, PCIe slot Q-Release, M.2 Q-Release, Q-Antenna, and more.
For a full list of specs and features of the ROG Crosshair X870E Edition 20, visit the Product Page and the Tech Specs page for more information.
ROG Ryujin 360 Edition 20
Within this ROG 20^(th) Edition bundle, one theme that's easy to overlook is cooling. Between the Edition 20 graphics card and the motherboard, many design optimizations have been made to ensure that owners of this collection can handle whatever they try to throw at it. The graphics card includes a thicker heatsink and liquid metal, while the motherboard uses copper heatsinks on the VRM, 3D vapor chamber heatsink over the primary M.2, ROG memory fan, and more. It would be remiss for the ROG engineers to forget about the other most important component for your CPU and your VRM - an exclusive AIO cooler.
Asetek EMMA 10th Gen Pump + Copper Heatsink - The ROG Ryujin 360 Edition 20 starts with an Asetek EMMA Gen10 V3Rx pump and a high-performance coldplate crafted from 99.95% high-purity copper. Between the copper heatsink and microfinned copper coldplate, it can lower MOSFET temperatures by up to 40C and lower CPU temperatures up to 10%. The AIO connects directly to the motherboard using our exclusive ASUS AIO Q-Connect, meaning you don't need to attach multiple wires or cables to get your cooler running or controlled.
40mm 360 Radiator - The 40mm-thick radiator uses a counter-cross flow hex to path the liquid to maximize heat dissipation surface area and thermal efficiency. From there, the fans rated up to 95.65 CFM with 5.71 mmH20 air pressure helps ensure your system is running as cool as the rest of this aesthetic.
Dual 6.67" AMOLED LCD - The showstopper here is the swivel dual 6.67" AMOLED LCD that can be adjusted to the perfect viewing angle. You can set the display to run its own visuals as a single or split screen, or use ASUS InfoHub to seamlessly synchronize visuals between the ROG Crosshair X870E Edition 20 and the ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5090 Edition 20.
Choose between system monitoring options, exclusive ROG Edition 20 visuals, custom images or videos, or select preset options. ASUS InfoHub also allows you to turn off the screens and adjust the brightness.
For a full list of specs and features of the ROG Ryujin 360 Edition 20, visit the Product Page and the Tech Specs page for more information.
ROG Thor 3000W Titanium III Edition 20 (ROG Equalizer)
Fans of our ROG Thor III power supplies will recognize many of the features of the Edition 20. For example, in keeping with ROG Thor tradition, it includes GaN MOSFETs, ROG heatsinks, 0dB technology, a magnetic OLED display, our patented GPU-First intelligent voltage stabilizer, and a 10-Year warranty.
That's where the similarities end, however. On the Edition 20, the magnetic OLED display includes an extender, allowing you to place the screen in a position that might otherwise be blocked if it remained on the power supply. We've included the patented ROG Equalizer cable to help protect your graphics card with a PCIe Gen 5 power connector. This makes the Edition 20 power supply capable of handling any NVIDIA or AMD graphics card you might have.
The ROG Thor 3000W III Edition 20 is also a massive 3000W, which generally is designed for server implementations. Here, however, this means the power supply can support up to 4x GeForce RTX 5090 graphics cards when on 220-240V inputs. For those who do not have a 220-240V input, the Edition 20 power supply includes a second A/C cable designed for 110V-120V environments, although the power supply will be limited to 1600W. The power supply automatically switches the input depending on the cable used.
For more information, visit the ROG Thor 3000W Titanium III Edition 20 Product Page or Tech Specs page for more information.
ROG GR20 Edition 20 Open Air Chassis
The ROG Edition 20 Components wouldn’t be complete without a mount to display their innovation, performance, and offer you multiple ways to display these products fit for the ROG legacy.
4mm Aluminum Alloy Frame - Starting with a reinforced 4mm-thick primarily aluminum-alloy frame, the ROG GR20 provides an open-air environment to leave nothing between you and your Edition 20 bundled components. Three different placement options allows you to keep your system vertical, horizontal, or at an angle. Easily move between an everyday system to a hardcore benching system. A reinforced graphics card bracket prevents your card from drooping, while an integrated crossflow fan provides consistent airflow no matter which orientation you use.
Cable management – The ROG GR20 keeps the cables hidden with a 36mm-wide compartment behind the motherboard, providing ample space despite the size of the chassis.
Modular I/O Panel – The ROG GR20 includes two USB 20GBps Type-C ports with support for 60W fast charging. The panel itself can be moved across a line to place the I/O ports in the most convenient place for you to use. Another bonus is a unified front panel header to simplify connecting these all-important pins.
Compatibility Measurements:
For more information about the ROG GR20 Edition 20, visit the Product Page or the Tech Specs to learn more.
Have you purchased one of the ROG 20th Anniversary Edition bundles or one of the other products? Let us know below!
New to reddit, I have lurked in the past. Making this post to support ASUS / ROG. So, I personally use a REDRAGON K580RGB as my everyday gaming keyboard, so that was my point of comparison for the ROG Falchion Ace 75 HE at QuakeCon.
The K580RGB has served me well. I like the full-size layout, it's been reliable, and honestly it's been a great keyboard for the money.
After spending the weekend with the Falchion Ace 75 HE, though, I'm making the switch.
The 75% layout gives me a lot more room for my mouse, and the Hall Effect switches and adjustable actuation make the Falchion feel noticeably more responsive. The overall build and key feel are also a substantial step up from my K580RGB.
The pictures are actually my three kids gaming alongside me in the ASUS Fan Row on their own rigs. They were using REDRAGON K630s and had an absolute blast throughout QuakeCon.
The ASUS team was incredibly kind to them. They provided all three of my kids with new keyboards, along with other gamers in the Fan Row, and kept everyone fueled with snacks and drinks throughout the event.
That meant a lot to them.
I've been coming to LANs for years, and getting to share that experience with my kids and seeing how excited they were to be part of it was probably my favorite part of QuakeCon.
So ASUS managed to win over two generations of gamers in our family and convinced Dad to change keyboards in the process.
Thank you ASUS/ROG for the generosity, the fantastic Fan Row, and a QuakeCon our family will remember.
Picked up this PC for $1,900 and spent some time running tests to make sure I didn’t inherit someone else’s problems lol.
Specs include:
RTX 5080
Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF
32GB DDR5-6000
2TB NVMe
ASUS ROG system/motherboard
Ran Cinebench 2026 and HWiNFO monitoring:
Cinebench results:
RTX 5080: 109,994 pts
265KF Multi Thread: 7,613 pts
265KF Single Thread: 542 pts
GPU peaked at only ~61°C, memory junction hit 70°C, and the CPU peaked around 90°C under the full multicore load with no thermal throttling.
Also checked the SSD with CrystalDiskInfo: 100% health, only about 103 power-on hours, and no errors.
Everything passed, no crashes or instability, and the 5080 is running great.
Considering I paid $1,900 for the whole PC, I’m pretty happy with how this one turned out.
How’d I do for $1,900?
I recently acquired an ROG G16 RTX 5050 and observed a white-gray screen bleed on dark areas during a screen test.
This phenomenon is nearly imperceptible during normal operation. I would appreciate clarification on whether this constitutes a defect requiring replacement or if it falls within expected operational parameters.
Or is it just IPS display issues
Thanks
Swap the caps on my Falcata to the Glorious Pudding caps. It’s looks so good!
My laptop Asus tuf f15 with a rtx 4070 and i7 12th gen H
It has been getting hot a lot so I cleaned the fans and changed the thermal paste and put mx4
Unfortunately the CPU temp still gets to 90° though I don't play anything needs performance like nfs 2012 but the GPU stays on 67°
Note : the AC ADAPTER is 240 watts and also gets hot that it can burn ur hand
I noticed these “bubbles” on the LED part of my Astral 5090. Is this normal? I thought I left the film at first, but then it flaked off and it was hard, so I think it’s the actual plastic/glass part of the LED. I had this for 6 months. It bothers me a bit especially that it’s a lot more expensive here in my country and it just flaked off like that.
Edit: Added another photo in the comments
This is Strix G16(2025) with i7-14650HX RTX 5050. The GPU is only pushing 67W and it's 99% at that. Isn't it supposed to go till 115W??? What am i doing wrong here?
Keyboard: ROG Strix Scope TKL Deluxe
Mouse: ROG Keris II Ace
Headset: ROG Pelta
Hello, I’ve had my Wooting 80HE for about half a month now, and I started encountering some issues after using it for almost a week. Suddenly, the keyboard became unrecognized by my laptop. My laptop is an ROG G16, so I assumed the issue was with my laptop. I took it to get fixed and deep-cleaned, but after the deep clean, my USB ports suddenly stopped working.
The worker told me that it was because the keyboard’s electrical current was too strong and that it probably damaged all of my USB ports. I was really confused because I only ever used my keyboard with the USB-C port, while my mouse was connected to the USB-A port. The USB ports only stopped working after the deep clean, so I’m confused about what could have caused this.
Aside from that, the keyboard also seems to only work for a short while on other devices and laptops before it stops functioning. It would light up and work for a few minutes, then suddenly stop lighting up altogether.
I’m getting really concerned and wondering if anyone else has experienced the same issue or knows what might be causing this?
Bought my rog kithara and had been using it for a month or so and then the right side decides to fail out of no where, is this common on the kithara? Anyone else has the same issue?
So it makes these spots in the same place.
They dissapear after pixel learing but apear soon after.
Also they some time after i turn it on.
It's still in warranty but i want to know if this could be software issue or is the OLED cooked?
Is this small gap in the frame normal
Actually the monitor is great and i like it but i noticed this gap today
