Building an Asus Computer
By Rico, 7:07 am Mon Nov 9 2009 - Rundowns - 3 Opinions
Asus Philippines was kind enough to send some computer parts to test. They even sent the CPU case un-assembled, meaning my first experience with an acrylic, clear CPU case unfolded slowly.
Here are the parts Asus sent:
- Intel Core i5 750
- A 9800GTX+ graphics card
- Asus P7P55D Deluxe P55 Crossfire
- Clear Asus-themed exhibition CPU case
Why did Asus lend us these? To see what the P7P55D can do of course. It’s an enthusiast motherboard, which allows hardcore gamers to link two graphics cards together for maximum gaming power. The P7P55D also features various functions designed to make overclocking the processor easier—at least that’s what the company marketing says.
Right now we’re waiting for the other parts we need (power supply, RAM, hard disk) to arrive, so stay tuned! is currently available from PC Express for P14,260. Top-quality gaming hardware apparently doesn’t come cheap!
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Jonas Diego
7:07 pm Wed Nov 11 2009
The next thing you know you’ll be building an Iron Man suit using ASUS parts! LOL!
Pinoy Builds Computer in 10 Min, Wins Hardware and Cash from Asus
1:01 pm Tue Nov 17 2009
[...] my man! Just how did you build a computer in 9:57, when it took me all day just to put this acrylic Asus PC case together? Asus is happy to use your victory to pimp its products, as the following PR and pics [...]
Vince
11:11 pm Tue Jan 26 2010
hmm.. casing not so appealing.. this casing ( http://broadbandph.blogspot.com/2010/01/insider-leaked-photos-new-huntkey.html )is waaay more appealing.