ASUS ROG Strix GA35 (AMD Ryzen 9 5900X, 32 GB, 2000 GB, GeForce RTX 3090)

ASUS ROG Strix GA35

AMD Ryzen 9 5900X, 32 GB, 2000 GB, GeForce RTX 3090


Question about ASUS ROG Strix GA35

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Anonymous

3 years ago

All the information I could find from external sources (assumptions). -The case cannot be removed with fans, which may lead to a problem with cooling when a graphics card is added. It has enough space. -Mainboard is relatively good Asus 570 f gaming, but "only" 2x NVMe places, furthermore "only" wifi 5. -Only 3200 mhz, but that's ok. No brand known. -NVMe seem to be Samsung https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/samsung-pm9a1-1024-gb-ssd-14662551. If true super. (980 pro oem) -Graphics card is an Asus Strix ROG 3090, atm about 2500- if available and you ignore the lunatic Ricardo deals that go up to 3k. -Thor 850W PSU, if true would be great. -Normal built-in graphics card on this model (horizontal). -Apparently there's a good keyboard and mouse to go with it. including from here https://www.amazon.com/Desktop-GeForce-Hot-Swap-Professional-GA35DX-XB999/dp/B096VN5V7X . If this is true, https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/asus-rog-chakram-core-kabelgebunden-maus-13916866 and https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/asus-rog-strix-scope-ch-kabelgebunden-tastatur-11769841 for free. It's declared that way on various sites, but Digitec may have a special version. If you can use all components: 570 CHF CPU 280 CHF Mainboard 150 CHF Ram 2600 CHF Graphics card 191 Keyboard 104 Mouse 330 SSD 230 PSU 250 Case incl fan 150 Cooling system Chassis, case and RAM prices accepted - 4855 chf. The first components I would replace would be the case (I find it ugly) and the RAM. Mainboard, CPU, graphics card, SSD, power supply (if no second GPU) are rock solid. But that ultimately means the price-performance ratio, at least to the graphics card prices, is good enough to improve individual components, even if you can't use everything. Even if the case and the RAM are replaced, one is still within the 4.8k, then simply with an attractive case and 128 MB Fury 3600 mhz, for example. I ordered the computer today, I will make an update to help potential buyers. Of course I would correct myself, should this be necessary.

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Anonymous

3 years ago

Helpful answer

rating should suffice as an update. There are a lot of wrong ratings for computers at digitec, so I can only recommend that you be careful here.

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Anonymous

3 years ago

I got it yesterday. I'll do a status update later, which will be a bit more detailed. But I think I got a Monday product, because the volume is unbearable. A few corrections first.
Mouse and keyboard are cheap.
Graphics card is mounted vertically. For horizontal mounting, you would either have to have the board or a new case.
PSU is a Delta 850 Plat, but not even modular.
Mainboard is a GA35DX, according to the computer. Seems to be the same as the 570 f, but warranty/support is questionable.
SSD is correct. Wifi 6 is also included as a PCIe module.

Big minus points so far housing (especially if the volume can't be patched, but also not favourable for upgrading with a second GPU).
I would replace the PSU in a new case.

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Anonymous

3 years ago

Hi, I also have this PC, I am also very disappointed.
- Cable management disaster
- Asus software for controlling RGB and fans etc. is a disaster. Disaster
- Noise level acceptable
- Mainboard does not even have the same function as an original Strix X570. A few OV functions simply do not exist.

The price for the components is OK.

I would change the case immediately.

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PhoebusRyan

3 years ago

That was very detailed. Thank you. I'm looking forward to an update!