ASUS Desktop PC G20AJ-US009S Intel Core i7-4790 8GB DDR3 1TB HDD 8GB SSD NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 2 GB Windows 8.1 64-Bit

Pros: Great design, compact, usually quiet, upgrade options (while voiding the warranty)

Cons: Factory GTX 760

Overall Review: This is a terrific gaming rig if you're looking for something smaller, quieter, and less power hungry than most large case PCs. Even with the GTX 760 I could run many games (Elite Dangerous, Titanfall, The Witcher 2, Tomb Raider, Skyrim) in 1080p at high to ultra without a problem. Now with the GTX 980 upgrade I can run nearly everything maxed out. It looks great and doesn't take up much more room than a modern console. The customizable LEDs are a nice touch with such a striking design. The i7 is very powerful and with Hyperthreading Windows sees it as an 8 core processor.

The system vents heat in two ways. The video card vents through the back near where you plug in your HDMI, DVI, VGA cables. The CPU vents through the top of the case. You'll want to be sure that both areas are free to vent, preventing overheating. I have had this system for over a year and upgraded it to a GTX 980 to run Oculus Rift and have had no issues with it.

Many issues that owners are running into are due to the factory GTX 760 that ships with the system. These can overheat and fail causing owners to believe the system is faulty due to overheating and cause there to be no video signal. My recommendation is to either purchase a model with a video card other than the GTX 760, upgrade the video card (you will void the warranty by opening the case), or accept and understand that if you do run into issues, it is probably the GTX 760.

The only compliant I really have is the dual PSU that it comes with which consists of two laptop style power supplies, each requiring their own power outlet. One is dedicated for the video card while the other is for the CPU, motherboard, hard drive, DVD drive and other components. This is a great idea for the variety of configurations but ugly in terms of design.

Pros: Good for the first couple of months.

Cons: - had problems with the video card after 6 months, started working again for another 7 months but now every game I play I get some type of error, if its not one thing its another. I fix the problems myself as time goes on but building your own PC could be way more efficient and maybe even cheaper than buying this rig.

Overall Review: I would not recommend this product to ANYONE.

buy at your own risk, there are many other good pre-built rigs out there.