Asus Computer Models

Asus has been a good motherboard for me for many computer builds

Great computer for the money. I don't need the extra power of the 6 and 12 core models, but do need the expandability and versatility of the MacPro. This model provides exactly what I need for what I do. My only con is the lack of BluRay support, but that's Apple's stupidity, not B&H's. I also purchased a BluRay burner from B&H and installed it myself.

I like this unit and it was on of four models types I purchased for computer, entertainment and security devices. The thing I really like about this one is that it lets me know usage immediately and daily. The only thing I do not like is that sometimes the fan gets sort of loud, almost like a buzzing. Small price to pay for the protection it provides. I generally am only using 23% of the rating with a computer tower, two displays, four external RAID drives, a television and DirectTV box. This gives me 29 minutes of outage power which will extend itself if I turn off unnecessary devices.

Having had three different models of HP workstations(from xw6400 to Z600, and all still working great), I decided to update to Windows 10 with an HP workstation. So far, the Z4 seems to be a very good computer. The computer build is solid, as are all HP workstations I have owned. You can't go wrong with it. It also didn't hurt that B&H had a great price over Thanksgiving.

I built a new computer and the newer models do not use the DIN connectors so this works just fine instead of buying another keyboard

This is my third MultiDock; I want one by every computer. I use my MultiDocks for secondary storage, for Carbon Copy Cloner MacOS backups, and for easily moving SSD drives between my two residences. Nothing beats a bare drive toaster. The newest USB-C models are actually slower than the previous Thunderbolt models, which now require cable adapters. It is nevertheless fast, and convenience not speed is the key factor for me. The MultiDock pays for itself with the savings from buying bare SSD drives, and lets four drives share a single cable. Note that the MultiDock ships without power or USB-C cables. High-end mountain bikes ship without pedals. I laugh when people complain about this; they're just revealing that they're not serious. I love that I could use cables on hand of exactly the needed length for my setup; I hate cable clutter.

Was setting up a new computer, going for Asus brand parts. Got this and the mouse. Been using it for 2 plus years now. I spilled water on it and it still worked after it dried out. Great product.

I built my last computer in like NOV-DEC of 2013. The motherboard was a ASUS ROG Maximus VI Hero (Intel-compatible). It has worked flawlessly all these years, and I couldn't ask for more. It still works. I decided it's time to upgrade because I wanted an ultrawide monitor. The last thing I wanted to do was have to tear all the components out and RMA a board, costing me HOURS of my life, all for saving $100 of a cheaper MB on the front end. So I opted for the once again flagship product from Asus and my expectations are high!

I have bought many Asus products before like computer motherboards this Blu-ray burner is great burns fast with no coasters like the blue light on top for power then one for burn action

I use this product to connect an HP computer and two Asus VE208T monitors. These monitors have built-in speakers which have a 3.5mm port to access. So I used this splitter to split the audio signal from the 3.5mm port on the PC to both monitors. I am impressed with the results. The sound is good. I didn't quite expect perfection, but that would be due to the monitors. This device accomplishes its purpose.